One hand at the cage
The whole workflow, not just quick notes: breeding to kindling to weigh-in, logged mid-chore on the phone already in your pocket.
RABBITRY MANAGEMENT · IN DEVELOPMENT
BarnMark is being built to run breedings, litters, pedigrees, weights, shows, and sales as one connected workflow, quick enough to log at the cage mid-chore. , built into its core, reads everything you record: your Pose evaluations, the judge's comments, the health pattern hiding in one line, the event tags we call Barn Tracks. It counts what repeats and shows you every record behind it. The call stays yours.
8 born, 7 alive. Nest box checked.
TWO PROBLEMS
Most rabbitry software was built as data entry: stop the chore, find the form, type with clean hands you don't have. So the record keeping loses to the chores, and the binder wins by default.
The pedigrees end up in that binder, litter notes in margins, show results in a box on a shelf.
And the records you did keep hold the answer. Which family repeats that fault. Which cross actually paid. Every junior you hold past twelve weeks is a bet paid in feed and the hole it sits in, and the pattern that would settle the call is spread across years of barn work.
Finding it means a weekend of cross-referencing that never happens after chores are done. So the call comes from your gut: usually right, occasionally expensive.
BarnMark is being built to fix the first problem so can fix the second.
BARNMARK RUNS THE BARN
The differentiator is that records connect. Log the pairing at the cage and BarnMark queues the nest-box date. Kindling is a ten-second entry, and the litter inherits its pedigree on the spot. Weigh-day rides your normal rounds. Juniors flow into Pose when they are old enough to read. The show entry carries the ear number, pedigree, and class with it, and the sale closes the record without retyping a line.
Most rabbitry software has versions of these, as data-entry screens you visit after chores. BarnMark is being built as one connected workflow, and every record you catch at the cage is one more thing BarnSight can count.
WHERE IT LIVES
The whole workflow, not just quick notes: breeding to kindling to weigh-in, logged mid-chore on the phone already in your pocket.
High contrast keeps the screen legible at arm's length in a dim barn.
Entries are built short (a weight, a breeding, a note) so they finish fast on a weak connection. Full offline support is on the roadmap, not in the product yet.
BARNSIGHT READS THE HERD
is the second set of eyes built into BarnMark's core. It reads four things you already keep, counts what repeats, and shows you the records behind every finding.
Your scored read of each rabbit, region by region, against your own interpretation of ideal.
How Pose worksLegs, placings, and judge comments, checked against your own eye. That is the barn-blindness check.
How the results talk backThe nest-box losses or fertility drops that keep tracing back to one family.
What BarnSight noticesTags you drop on any event (a moon phase, a feed change) so the pattern can be counted.
How Barn Tracks workOne line is repeating the same result often enough to check.
A finding is arithmetic, not a hunch. BarnSight counts recurrence across more seasons and related rabbits than a person can hold in their head, then lays out the finding, the confidence, the evidence, and the reasoning.
It suggests. It never acts. You make the call, and the call goes back on the record.
Meet BarnSightONE SYSTEM
Skip the cage-side logging and BarnSight has nothing to read. Keep it, and BarnMark is being built so keeping it takes seconds, and every breeding, weight, Pose, judge comment, and Barn Track starts working toward your next call.
The records give BarnSight its evidence. BarnSight gives the records their reason.
Want it reading your records at launch? Join the Early Interest ListWHO IS BUILDING IT
BarnMark is being built by a breeder with twenty years of Mini Rex behind her and a business partner who untangles messy processes for a living, in a working Midwest barn.
Read why we are building itIN DEVELOPMENT
Join the Early Interest List and you will hear it here first: beta invites, pricing news, and release milestones. On Facebook we post the work in progress, screens as they are built and notes from the barn. The list gets the milestones; Facebook gets the mess.
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