Features

What is included

Built module by module with producers. Point at a module to see its page.

Dashboard

Daily operations

Dashboard

Today’s figures for every flock and the production curve against the breed standard, as soon as you log in.

How it works

How The Hen is used

The production view in The Hen with a week of daily entries
01

Today’s figures in a few seconds

Enter the day the way you count it, total or per hen, kilos or grams. The Hen converts it to totals that can be compared.

  • List or week view, straight into the table
  • Implausible values are caught before saving
  • Export when the advisor wants the figures
The AI assistant in The Hen answering a question about laying
02

An assistant that knows the farm

Ask about the farm’s figures or have it record the day, by text or voice.

  • “Analyse my data”
  • Record eggs, deceased and feed by voice
  • You see what will be saved before it is saved
The AI import in The Hen with records read from a photographed log sheet
Handwritten egg production sheet in a binder
Photo to figures
03

From photo to records in a minute

Photograph the daily log or upload the spreadsheet. The AI reads the records and you approve before anything is saved.

  • Photo, PDF or spreadsheet
  • Duplicates and implausible values are marked
  • One AI credit per file
The analysis view in The Hen with lay rate and egg weight against the standard curve
04

Compare flocks with the standard

Each flock against the breed’s standard curve and the farm’s other houses, per life week, per hen or in total.

  • Lay rate, egg weight, feed, water and mortality
  • Several flocks in one chart
  • Filters, time scales and export
Settlements in The Hen with eggs delivered and price per egg and kilo
05

Settlements straight from the packer

Forward the packer’s PDF to the farm’s own email address. It is read and checked against production and earlier settlements.

  • Eggs delivered, price per egg and kilo
  • Deviations flagged automatically
  • The KPIs land in the analysis
Whiteboard in the barn with the week’s egg counts written by hand
Egg scale on top of trays of eggs
Paper log in a binder with the day’s eggs, feed and water
Spreadsheet with production figures on a monitor

Why The Hen

From binders and spreadsheets to an overview

Paper logs, spreadsheets, whiteboards and machines that don’t talk to each other.

The figures exist, but never in one place.

The Hen keeps everything per flock and day so it can be compared over time. What equipment sits in the barn doesn’t matter.