One book for the whole herd.

Pastkeep keeps livestock records, weights, health, breeding and tasks in a single place — accurate on the yard, ready when the vet, the buyer or the inspector asks.

No card required · Unlimited animals during the trial · Export anytime

Pastkeep herd overview — head count, health alerts, today's tasks and recent activity
What's inside

The paperwork a herd generates, in one system

Six record types that already talk to each other, so a weight, a treatment and a service all land on the same animal.

Herd register
Every animal with its ear tag, breed, sex, dam and sire, and the group and pasture it belongs to today.
Weights & daily gain
Log weigh days in kg or lb. Pastkeep works out average daily gain and flags the animals falling behind their group.
Health events
Treatments, doses and withdrawal periods sit on the animal record, and an animal in withdrawal is flagged everywhere it appears.
Breeding cycle
Service dates for AI and natural cover, expected calving windows, and the outcome logged against the dam.
Tasks that recur
Weighing, feed, grazing moves, maintenance and breeding jobs, assigned to whoever is actually on the yard.
Income & expenses
Tie feed, vet bills and sale prices back to the group that earned them. Turn financials off for staff accounts.
Weights

See which animals are actually gaining

Every weigh-in becomes a curve. Pastkeep compares each animal against its own group, so the ones drifting off target surface long before the sale ring does the telling.

  • Average daily gain calculated per animal and per group
  • Kg or lb set once at farm level — no mixed units in a report
  • Weigh-day entry built for gloved hands and a cold yard
Pastkeep animal record for Atlas — withdrawal notice, current weight, daily gain and weight history chart
Health & breeding

Dates that matter, before they pass

Service dates roll forward into expected calving windows, and treatments carry their withdrawal period on the animal record. A shared calendar view is still to come.

Calving windowsProjected from the service date, corrected on the outcome.
Withdrawal safetyTreated animals stay flagged until the period clears.
The record book

Legible on a laptop, usable on a phone

The same herd table you would keep in a ledger — tags, breeds, weights and status — kept current without a second data-entry job in the evening.

TagNameBreedWeightADG
HB-0417CloverHereford612.4+0.82
HB-0388BrambleAngus548.0+0.74
HB-0341DamsonGalloway497.6+0.21
HB-0296TeaselHereford633.9+0.55
How it works

Running by the end of the morning

01

Set up the farm

Name the farm, pick kg or lb, set your defaults. Two minutes, no card — and everything stays changeable in settings.

02

Bring the herd in

Add animals by tag, with breed, sex, dam and sire. Groups and paddocks come with them.

03

Record as you go

Weigh day, treatment, service, sale — logged from the yard on a phone, on the books by evening.

Patchy signal is fineEntries will queue on the phone and sync when the yard gets a bar back.
Everyone on the same bookInvite family, staff or a relief milker, and give jobs to whoever is doing them. Financials can be hidden farm-wide.

Start the book for your herd

Create a farm, add your first animal, and see the whole herd in one view before the kettle boils.

Pastkeep — livestock records for working farms