Features / Farm map & cages

Daily operations

A visual farm map for cages, occupancy and animal movement

See the rabbitry at a glance, find any animal quickly, manage occupancy and preserve a clear history when rabbits move between cages.

Start with your current herd. No spreadsheet migration required.
Rabbit Farm
Live farm context
Cage occupancy
78%42 cages · 9 available

Turn rows of cages into a clear operational map everyone on the farm can understand.

Why it matters

Turn rows of cages into a clear operational map everyone on the farm can understand.

01

The map lives in one person’s head

Workers lose time asking where an animal is or which cage is actually available.

02

Moves erase context

A rabbit changes cages, the notebook stays unchanged and treatment or breeding context becomes harder to follow.

03

Capacity is hard to plan

Without a live overview, upcoming litters and weaning groups compete for space at the last minute.

How it works

From record to next action.

  1. 01
    Farm map & cages

    Model your rabbitry

    Create areas, rows and cages that match the physical layout of your farm.

  2. 02
    Farm map & cages

    Place and move animals

    Assign rabbits or groups to cages and update their location as work happens.

  3. 03
    Farm map & cages

    Plan capacity

    See filled, available and attention-needed cages before the next breeding stage arrives.

Operational result

What changes in the rabbitry.

Cage occupancy78%

42 cages · 9 available

Faster daily rounds

Open the map and go directly to the right cage.

Safer handoffs

Every worker sees the same placement and occupancy state.

Better space planning

Prepare cages for nest boxes, litters and weaning groups before they are urgent.

FAQ

Before you start.

01Can the map match my farm layout?+

Yes. Areas and cages can be organized to reflect the way your rabbitry is physically arranged.

02Is movement history saved?+

Yes. Location changes remain connected to the rabbit’s history instead of replacing the previous context.

03Can multiple rabbits share a cage?+

Yes. Group housing and litter stages can be represented while keeping occupancy visible.

04Does it stay usable on larger farms?+

The map is designed to remain scannable as cage counts grow, with status-based organization and focused views.

Ready to replace fragmented records?

Run the next breeding cycle
with a clear plan.

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