The herd system that listens.
Deer and exotic operations run on records made with both hands busy — in a chute, in a pen, at the tailgate. Nexus captures them by voice, checks every dose against the math, and answers questions from the road.
A doe gets tangled in a fence at dusk. She needs 4cc of sedative; she gets 1.25 from memory, because nobody has time to open a laptop over a panicked deer.
That animal is worth more than a year of any software. The record has to come to the work — not the other way around.
Speak it in the chute
Hold one button, say what you did — “C-60, one eighty-seven, three point seven cc Draxxin sub-Q.” It becomes a structured record you confirm with a glance. Both hands stay on the deer.
Call from the truck
A ranch line that answers. “I'm going to get PK-1006 for AI” gets her weight, her protocol, her last dose, and anything overdue — before you open the pen. Works on one bar of signal.
Everything on the record
Pens from above, every dose with its arithmetic shown, the fawn board that replaces the tagging spreadsheet, pedigrees with a real inbreeding floor, buyer packets a buyer respects.
- Voice-first
- records made where the work happens
- Offline-ready
- no signal is the assumed state, not an error
- Audited
- every change carries who, what, and when
- Vet-reviewable
- the dose engine shows its work on every number
Built by Kasper Strategies · Ingram Whitetails is ranch zero