EID ear tag reading
Understands ISO 11784/11785 tags and avoids counting the same animal twice in one session. Unknown animals are registered on the spot, without interrupting the scan.
In development
Every animal identified, at the pen, with no signal needed.
Sabana records your livestock’s electronic ear tags from a tablet, saves everything even with no internet, and lets managers and owners review the farm from a desktop.
Built for real fieldwork
Pens rarely have good signal and gloves do not get along with small screens. That is why the tablet is the main device: large buttons, readable in sunlight, and everything is saved on the device first. Syncing happens afterwards, without slowing the work.
What it does today
What already works, now being tested on a real tablet.
Works offline
Everything is saved on the tablet first. When there is internet, data is sent to the server automatically.
Several farms and people
Each farm has its owners, managers and members, and each person sees only what is theirs.
Invite people to a farm
The owner invites someone using their email address. That person joins the farm when they accept the invitation.
Web dashboard for managers
Sign in with the same account and see each farm’s total animal count from a desktop.
Health plan
Record vaccines and treatments on each animal’s file, with the date, the next dose and who recorded it. The farm’s product list is set up on the tablet or on the web.
Animal files on the web
From the office you can search for an animal and see its full file. Owners and managers can also correct its details.
Life stages and weight ranges
Each farm decides whether to use it. Each animal shows its life stage and a chart of its weights. The farm sets the expected weight for each stage, and a report lists the animals outside that range.
Coming next
What we are building now. Not available yet.
- Connection to Bluetooth ear tag readers
- More reports in the web dashboard
- Several tablets syncing on the same farm
- Animal events: weights and breeding
Early access
We are testing Sabana with the first producers. The form to request access will be published on this page soon.