PoulCheck

For farmers who cannot afford to guess

Know before
you lose them.

Snap the droppings. Send it on WhatsApp. In about a minute you know if your birds are fine, and a licensed vet steps in when it is serious.

Join the waitlist Free to join. The first 50 farmers test PoulCheck free.
No app to installRuns on WhatsAppLicensed vets

By the time you see it, the money is gone.

The droppings change first. The dying starts later. Most farmers find out when it is already too late to save the batch.

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of small farms cannot survive an outbreak, in a 2025 study of farms in Oyo State.

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of the time, a vet decided the drug. The rest of the time it was a shop, a group chat, or a guess.

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vets practising in the whole country. A vet cannot visit every farm. A vet can look at your photo.

Ask us for the sources. We do not use a number we have not read ourselves.

How it works

Three steps, on the phone in your pocket.

  1. SnapEnter the pen. Take a photo of fresh droppings. Send it to our WhatsApp number.
  2. ReadIn about a minute you get an answer: healthy, watch, or act now. Plain words.
  3. ActIf the answer is bad, go deeper, or send it to a licensed vet who looks at your case and tells you what to do.

Checking again is always free. We want to know if we got it right.

PoulCheckonline

A demonstration of the flow, not a real case.

The read

Three answers, and each one says a word, not just a colour.

Healthy

We see nothing strange. Check again in a few days.

Watch

Something is not right. Here is what to watch tonight and in the morning.

Act now

This looks like something that spreads. Separate the birds and get a vet today.

This checks your birds, it does not diagnose them. Only a licensed vet diagnoses, and only a laboratory confirms.

The part most apps skip

A real vet is waiting behind a bad result.

Every licence is checked against the Veterinary Council of Nigeria’s own register before that vet sees a single case. The vet reads your photos and your notes and writes back in plain words. We pay them for it. The app never names a drug by itself. That is the vet’s job.

  • Licence checked against the Council’s register
  • A reply the same day, not next week
  • Nobody can tell which farm a case came from
VCN verifiedReplied in 2h 10m

“What I see in the photo looks like coccidiosis. Separate that pen today, check your water lines, and start the treatment we discussed. Send me a photo tomorrow morning.”

Panel veterinarian

The academy

Learn the business, not only the birds.

Short courses on running poultry as a business: what a batch really costs, feed maths, keeping disease out, keeping records, selling well. Finish one and you get a certificate that means something, because a licensed vet checked the content.

Costing a batchFeed mathsBiosecurityVaccinationRecordsSelling well

Join the waitlist

We are opening with real farms first.

Your name goes on the list at the first step, in under a minute. The questions after that decide what we build first and what it costs, so tell us the truth.

Step 1 of 4

First, who are you?

This first step is the whole signup. Everything after it is us asking what to build.

I am a

Tell us about your birds.

What do you keep? Pick all that apply.

How many birds, roughly?

In the last year, did disease cost you birds?

What do you do today?

When your birds start looking sick, what do you do first?

Would you pay a licensed vet to review a case from your photos?

Last one. This decides our price.

Every month, for checks plus vet reviews, what price is fair?

A certified poultry business course, would you take it?

Already joined? Put in the same WhatsApp number and the first name you joined with, and we will bring back your invite link and your place on the list.

Fair questions.

Is this a diagnosis?

No. It is screening. It tells you when something looks wrong and how sure it is. A licensed vet diagnoses, and a laboratory confirms. We are careful about that line because your birds depend on it.

What if it gets it wrong?

Two protections. It tells you when it is unsure instead of guessing, and anything serious is pushed to a licensed vet before you act. Think smoke alarm, not fire brigade.

Are you replacing vets?

The opposite. Most small farms never see one. We find the cases that need a vet and put you in front of one the same day, and we pay the vet for the review.

Do I need a smartphone and data?

You need enough signal to send one photo on WhatsApp. No app to install, no big download.

Who sees my farm's information?

You, and any vet you ask for. We never share anything that identifies your farm. We use the photos to make the system better, and that will be written into the terms in plain language.

What will it cost?

There will be a level that is free and genuinely useful, and paid plans for farmers who want depth and a vet. We are still setting the exact figures, which is part of what the questions above are for.

When can I use it?

Pilot farms first, then a beta, then we open. Join the list and you hear from us before the public does.