The medicine book by voice

Nobody minds the medicine book. It’s filling it in that wears thin.

Keeping a proper record matters. Pausing mid-job to write it up properly, often with wet hands and the next animal waiting, is the part that gets put off. Speak the treatment instead: shake your phone when your hands are full, or tap and hold, while you are still there.

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Medicine book by voice: hold to talk, or shake the phone to start hands-free

The bit everyone puts off

Farmers are not against recording medicines. They are against the friction: the stop-start, the cold fingers, the promise to write it up later that never quite lands cleanly.

  1. Wet hands, cold shed, tiny boxes

    You have just treated an animal. Now you are meant to stop and write it down properly, while your hands are still wet and the next job is waiting.

  2. The book is in the office

    You get as far as the dose, then realise you need the batch number. So it is back to the office, back to the shed, and another walk when something else is missing.

  3. “I will do it later”

    Later becomes tonight. Tonight becomes tomorrow. Tomorrow becomes a half-remembered dose and a book that no longer matches what actually happened.

  4. Paper was never made for the shed

    Pages get damp, ink smudges, and the book lives nowhere near where the work happens. So the record becomes another chore after the hard bit is done.

You already said what you treated. Why write it twice?

Say it once. While you are still there.

The medicine book by voice turns a job you keep putting off into something you finish in the same breath as the treatment. Hands full after a dose? Shake the phone and speak. Prefer tap and hold? That works too. No rewriting in the kitchen. No guessing what happened three pens ago.

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  1. Treat as usual

    Do the job in front of you. Nothing about the medicine book should slow down good stockmanship.

  2. Shake to speak

    Hands full? Give the phone a shake and start talking. Or tap and hold if that is easier. Animal, medicine, dose, reason: said once, captured once, while you are still with the animal.

  3. The record is done

    No hunting for a pen. No rewriting it later. The medicine book gets filled because the hassle finally got out of the way.

Ready for the medicine book by voice?

Leave your details and we will be in touch as it rolls out. Built for people who already know the record matters, and want the hassle out of the way.

  • Shake to speak when your hands are full
  • Or tap and hold if that suits the moment
  • Finish the record before you leave the animal