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PoultraIQ Daily

A daily house log that compares today against the last seven days and tells you, in plain language, what has moved.

PoultraIQ Daily is in active development and pilot recruitment. It is not yet generally available. What is described below is the working product scope, not a finished commercial release.

How it works

Four steps, sixty seconds a house.

  1. Log the day.

    Mortality, feed, water, temperature, humidity, and a free-text note. Roughly sixty seconds per house. Phone, tablet, or desktop.

  2. The system compares.

    Each metric is measured against the rolling mean and standard deviation of the prior seven days for that house and that flock.

  3. Flags with reasons.

    When a value falls outside the expected band, PoultraIQ Daily raises a flag stating the metric, the magnitude, and the baseline it was measured against — for example, “34 birds, 240% above the 10.0 average from the prior 7 days.”

  4. The record stays.

    Entries, flags, notes, and what you did about them remain attached to the house, the flock, and the cycle.

The interface

A day that fell outside the pattern.

House 3 · Flock 24-08 · Day 31 Baseline: rolling 7 day

Scroll the table sideways to see all columns

Daily log — last 12 days
DateMortalityFeed (lb)Water (gal)Temp °FFlags
D-12113,92098084
D-1193,98099583
D-10134,0101,00583
D-9104,0501,01082
D-8124,0801,02082
D-784,1001,03081
D-6104,1201,04081
D-5114,1501,04580
D-494,1801,05580
D-3343,54086080HIGH
D-2144,0501,00079
D-1104,2101,07579
High severity · D-3

Mortality — 34 birds, 240% above the 10.0 average from the prior 7 days.

Medium severity · D-3

Water intake — dropped 17% below the 7-day average of 1,031 gal.

NOTE — Found wet litter near west feed line, checked ventilation

Daily mortality and water intake across twelve days of a growout Two line series over twelve days. Mortality holds between eight and thirteen birds a day, then rises to thirty-four on day D-3. Water intake climbs steadily from 980 to 1,055 gallons, then falls to 860 gallons on the same day. D-12 D-11 D-10 D-9 D-8 D-7 D-6 D-5 D-4 D-3 D-2 D-1 8 34 860 1075 Mortality (birds) Water (gal) flagged
The same twelve days shown in the log above, drawn out. Mortality triples and water falls on the same day. Either number alone is within the range a grower sees in a normal week; together, and against this house's own baseline, they are not. Illustrative figures, not measured data.
A worker's hands holding a rugged tablet showing a grid of daily numbers inside a broiler house, with birds and feeder lines in soft focus behind.
Entry happens where the birds are, on whatever hardware is already in the grower’s pocket.
Boundaries

What it deliberately does not do.

  • It does not control your equipment or write to your house controller.
  • It does not require sensors, cameras, gateways, or a site visit to begin.
  • It does not diagnose disease or replace a veterinarian, a service tech, or your own walk-through.
  • It does not send your operating data to your integrator.

Pricing

Priced to be forgettable against a flock.

PoultraIQ Daily is intended to launch in the range of $30 to $75 per house per month, with pilot participants receiving free access for the duration of the pilot and preferential pricing afterward. Final pricing will be set after pilot results. We would rather anchor on a payback inside a single flock cycle than on what the software could theoretically be worth.

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Pilot participants get free access for the duration of the pilot, no hardware, and no site visits.

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