Built in the UK, for farmers everywhere
One home for the whole farm.
Your livestock and arable records in one place, movements reported straight to LIS, and GPS guidance for the tractor seat. Simple enough for your first season, capable enough for the whole holding.
From less than a coffee a month. Built by two brothers from a working farm in Hampshire.
Everything we make, in one place
A small taste of each below — open any area for the full detail.
Tractr — the software
Livestock and arable, without the paperwork.
Animal records, medicine book, movements and births for the stock; fields, crops, treatments and compliance for the land. Every record searchable in seconds, on your phone, in the field.
- Animal & medical records
- LIS, BCMS & AMLS movements
- Fields, crops & spraying
- Reports & exports
Approved by LIS
Report movements to LIS from your records.
Tractr is approved by the Livestock Information Service. Record a sheep, goat or deer movement once and send it to LIS from Tractr. No typing it all out again on another website.
How LIS reporting works →Coming soon
Tractr for iPhone and iPad.
A native app built for the field: download your whole farm and keep recording births, treatments and movements with no signal. Scan medicine barcodes with the camera. Everything syncs when you're back in range.
What's in the app →Straight passes, from the phone in your cab.
GPS field guidance for iPhone and iPad. Straight, curved and circular parallel passes with a lightbar steering cue, worked-area tracking, and jobs that sync straight into your Tractr field diary.
Explore Tramlines →
About us
Ben and Joe, two brothers from a working arable, cattle and sheep farm in Hampshire, building the records tool we wanted ourselves.
Our story →Cretaceous Industries
The small family company behind Tractr and Tramlines. Built in Britain, fair prices, no lock-in.
The company →eID reader (prototype)
A low-cost tag reader in early prototype, focused on read range for now. Not for sale yet.
Where it's at →Ready to ditch the paperwork?
From less than a coffee a month. Built in the UK for farmers everywhere.