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Quickly count livestock and plants from photos using on-device AI. No internet connection or account needed. Save counts to a log and export data for record-keeping.
What's New in Herdcount
1.4.3
September 3, 2026
Small fixes to scan mode. Panning back over a stretch you have already counted now feels different in the hand from counting it — a firmer buzz as each animal comes back off the tally, so you can tell you are undoing without watching the number. Also: the line no longer flickers at the edge of the screen while the camera wakes up, the screen title is readable again in daylight, and leaving scan mode is tidier under the hood.
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FAQ
How does Herdcount count animals and plants?
Herdcount uses on-device AI to analyze photos you take or select from your library. It then marks each identified animal or plant with a numbered dot.
Does Herdcount require an internet connection to work?
No, Herdcount's AI processing happens entirely on your iPhone, meaning it works even in areas with no signal, such as fields or barns.
What types of animals and plants can Herdcount count?
Herdcount has presets for poultry (chickens, ducks, geese), sheep, cattle, and plants/seedlings. You can also use the 'Other' category.
Can I edit the count if Herdcount makes a mistake?
Yes, you can tap any dot to remove a false positive and use the +/− buttons to manually adjust the total count before saving.
How can I keep records of my counts with Herdcount?
Herdcount saves a full count history with thumbnails and timestamps. You can add notes to each count and export your data as a CSV file.
What devices is Herdcount available on?
Herdcount is currently supported on iPhone devices.
How often is Herdcount updated?
The latest version, 1.3, was released on July 13, 2026, indicating regular updates from the developer.
Does Herdcount have ads?
No, Herdcount is ad-free. The app is a one-time purchase with no ads, upsells, or subscriptions.





