Tracking for animals that live outdoors

We’re taking the GPS tracking behind our pet tracker out to the yard, the pasture and the hill. 

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Who we are building for

Horses, cattle and flocks are kept in very different ways. We want to get each one right rather than make one device that suits nobody.

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Horses

For yards, liveries and owners with horses out on turnout. Know where a horse is, and whether the field gate is shut.

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Cattle

For herds grazing large or remote pasture. See where the herd is without driving out to find it.

Animal finding solution

Sheep and goats

For flocks on open or hill ground, where animals spread out and are hard to count.

Where we are with it

Straight answer: We have no large scale livestock deployments yet. Here is what we have…

Our starting point

The same GPS tracking technology as our “findyPet” tracker. In daily use by pet owners, so battle tested technology. 

What we are learning

How you keep your animals, how far they roam, and what a device has to survive out there.

What you get

A say in what we build, and first word when there is something to try.

Available for your yard today

You don’t have to wait for the tracker. These sensors already work on farms and yards. See everything we monitor.

Gates and doors

Know when a field gate, stable or barn door opens.

Magnet and motion beacons

Water

Trough and tank levels reported remotely, so you check the data instead of the tank.

Temperature

Conditions in stables, sheds and feed stores.

Weather

Wind, rain and temperature on your own land.

Tell us how to tend to the flock

Our engineers don’t bite. Talk to us today. 

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