We understand both code and cows.
That's not a tagline. It's literally who we are. Veterinarians who write software. Farmers who debug code. Engineers who've stood in the barn at 3am.
The unusual mix that makes this work.
Most ag-tech companies are built by technologists who learn about farming. We started the other way around.
Our CEO has a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree and led software teams at IBM for a decade. Our data specialists have spent years on commercial feedlots. Our developers have milked cows, pulled calves, and know what it feels like when the software crashes at the worst possible moment.
“We don't build features because they sound impressive. We build them because we've felt the problem ourselves.”
This isn't Silicon Valley meets agriculture. It's agriculture that learned to code — because nobody else was building what we needed.
A few of the faces you might meet
What we bring to the table
Decades in the Barn
Collective experience across dairy, beef, and feedlot operations. We've worked the shifts, managed the herds, and lived the challenges.
Enterprise-Grade Engineering
Team members from IBM, Microsoft, and major tech companies. We build software that scales and doesn't break when you need it most.
Veterinary Science
Animal health expertise baked into our product decisions. We understand protocols, treatments, and what actually matters for herd health.
Data & Analytics
Specialists in turning messy farm data into actionable insights. ETL pipelines, machine learning, and visualizations that make sense.
Real Farm Relationships
We work alongside farms every day. Our features come from conversations, not conference rooms.
Canadian Roots
Built in Ontario, serving farms across North America. We understand the regulatory landscape, the climate, and the culture.
How we work
Farm visits, not just focus groups
We spend time in barns, not just boardrooms. If we're building a feature, someone on the team has probably watched it fail in the field first.
Small team, big ownership
Everyone here touches real customer problems. No layers of abstraction between feedback and the people who can fix it.
Built for the long haul
Some of our farm partners have been with us for over a decade. We're not chasing exits — we're building something that lasts.
Working through herd data with a farm partner
Think you'd fit in?
We're always interested in people who get both the technology and the agriculture. If that's you, we should talk.
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