Ear-tag scanners
Cownt supports external HID scanners over Bluetooth and USB. A hidden field holds focus and takes the read while the on-screen keyboard stays down. You scan the tag instead of typing it.
The app, screen by screen
Every screen, in your language, on your platform.
Below are real captures from both apps, not renders. Five tabs, the full set of ICAR codes, offline work and a report the farmer signs.
Five tabs
The whole app fits in five tabs.
ICAR Claw Health Atlas
Twelve disease codes and two materials, exactly as they sit in the app’s grid.
You do not invent your own taxonomy and you do not explain your abbreviations to the vet. It is the same set the ICAR Atlas uses.
DDSUWLAIDTSTN/TUIHHFCCIPMIVET/CTRWrapBlock
Severity scales. Digital dermatitis is graded M0–M4.1, the other disorders 1–3. The definition of every grade is in the app, so you do not have to carry it in your head.
Read about the ICAR codesRecording a treatment
Designed for wet hands and a cow in the crush.
The trimming screen is three panes at once. No scrolling, no hunting, no going back. The order of taps follows how you actually work.
- One Tap mode gets a single treatment down to one touch.
- Limb selection: front left, front right, rear left, rear right, or the whole front or rear at once.
- An advanced anatomical selector with 19 claw zones when you need to place the lesion precisely.
- Every entry can be corrected, and a diagnostics log shows what changed and when.
Offline and cloud
No signal in the barn does not stop the work.
Cownt writes everything to a local database on the device. A whole day of trimming works without a single bar. Syncing is a separate, deliberate decision.
- Sync All pushes the backlog in one button once you have signal.
- Automatic sync when you finish a visit, if you prefer it that way.
- The same data on your other devices, with nothing retyped.
- Sharing with the farm and the vet by email, with a list of default recipients.
Analytics
From contractor to hoof-health adviser.
Data from successive visits adds up to a picture the farmer has no other way of getting. It is material for a conversation about barn management, not just one cow.
- Herd KPIs: clients, trimmings, cows trimmed and the share with issues.
- Top treatments, blocks and wraps used, and how many cases need a vet.
- Disorders by hoof on a radar chart, filtered by all time, this year or this month.
- Hours worked, average pace in cows per hour, and your best month.
Hardware and evidence
Three things that change the day in the field.
Hoof photos
Five slots per cow: the whole animal and each of the four hooves. Photos are compressed, rotated correctly from EXIF, and can go into both the PDF and the cloud.
Diagnostics log
Every cow added, corrected or removed in a session is recorded with a timestamp and a field-level diff. When the farmer asks why the numbers moved, you have the answer.
The rest
Details you only notice after a week of use.
Dark mode
A full dark theme on both platforms. A barn at six in the morning in December is no place for a white screen in your face.
14 languages
English, Polish, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese (BR), Russian, Estonian, Latvian, Slovak, Japanese and Simplified Chinese. The report language is set independently of the interface.
A subscription without traps
Five days of the full version for nothing. Then monthly or annual, bought and cancelled in Google Play or the App Store. No stripped-down cheaper tier.
Download it and try it in the barn.
Five days of the full version, no card and no commitment. If the first visit does not give you your evening back, you simply do not renew.
See what the report looks like