Just talk. We'll handle the paperwork.

Catch the job while you are still in the paddock. Less of the weekend spent hunting for the notebook.

Logging a movement in Paddock is not a NAIT notification. You still need to notify NAIT separately. The 48-hour NAIT duty stays with you.

Speak it

Hold Record in the paddock.

Confirm it

Check the extract before it files.

Works offline

Stays on the phone, then syncs.

Your notes

Not sold. Not posted. Not NAIT.

Features

Voice first. Scan when you want the extra eye.

Voice diary

Speak a spray, stock move, drench, or diary. Confirm the extract. Keep a compliance-friendly record.

Logging a movement here is not a NAIT notification.

Cattle Scan

Side-on phone photo → a liveweight or condition indication for the mob you are looking at.

Indication for management — not a scales replacement.

Pasture Scan

A paddock photo → an indicated cover and quality read for feed decisions this week.

Indication for management — not a plate-meter replacement.

Same loop for the jobs you actually do

Spray

Glyphosate on the back paddock, two litres a hectare.

Stock & grazing

Shifted the two-tooths to the river block this morning.

Animal health

Drenched the hoggets. Cydectin, one mil per five kilos.

Daily diary

Fixed the trough in number four. Rain coming. Calves look good.

Maintenance

Hill-shed pump is out. Needs a look tomorrow.

Inputs & rainfall

Twelve mil overnight. Urea on the flats, eighty kilos a hectare.

One loop

  1. 1Record
  2. 2Confirm
  3. 3Save

~30sA spray or habit log, spoken in the paddock — then you confirm. One hero number, not a dashboard of tiles.

  1. 01 Record

    Hold and talk

    “Sprayed the back paddock with glyphosate, two litres a hectare.” Works with gloves. Queues on the phone if you are offline.

  2. 02 Confirm

    Check the extract

    Paddock, chemical, rate. Fix a field if the extract missed it. Withholding prompts mean check the label — not legal advice.

  3. 03 Save

    It lands in Logs

    Export a compliance-friendly PDF when you want a week summary. Not an audit pack.

Honest limits

  • Records are compliance-friendly. They are not audit-ready or MPI-approved.
  • A stock log in Paddock is not a NAIT notification. The 48-hour duty stays with you.
  • Withholding prompts are not legal advice. Check the product label.
  • Cattle and pasture scans are indications for management — not a scales or plate-meter replacement, and not MPI-approved.

Pricing

One farm. One year.

Annual farm pass

$99–$199 +GST / year

Voice + habits. Pressure-test band — not the Stripe checkout total. No monthly default.

Scan add-on

$179 +GST / year

Cattle + pasture photo assessments on top of the farm pass. About 200 cattle and 100 pasture photos / month as a soft cap.

Pass + Scan bundle

$299 +GST / year

One invoice for the diary and Scan. Not a $30/month Scan plan.

See pricing detail

FAQ

Straight answers

Does this notify NAIT for me?
No. A stock or movement log in Paddock is a note for your own diary. It is not a NAIT notification. The 48-hour duty stays with you.
Will it work when I have no coverage?
Yes. Speak or type a note on the phone. It stays on the device until you are back online, then you confirm it in Logs. We do not say it has left the phone until it has.
What does it cost?
Annual farm pass $99–$199 +GST / farm / year (voice + habits, pressure-test). Scan add-on $179 +GST / year, or Pass + Scan bundle $299 +GST / year. Not a $30/month Scan plan.
What can I log?
Spray, stock and grazing, animal health, the daily diary, maintenance, inputs, and rainfall — the same Record → Confirm → Save loop for each.
Is this official compliance?
No. Paddock keeps compliance-friendly records to help you remember what you did. It is not MPI-approved, not audit-ready, and not legal advice. Withholding prompts mean check the product label.

Just talk. We'll handle the paperwork.

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