RanchOS

RanchOS

by RanchOS LLC

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • April 2, 2026
  • September 26, 2026

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RanchOS – Livestock & Ranch Management RanchOS is the operating system for modern ranching — an all-in-one ranch management platform designed to replace notebooks, sticky notes, and scattered spreadsheets with a single powerful mobile app. Built on a working ranch in Southern Colorado, RanchOS helps ranchers manage livestock, cattle operations, hay production, equipment, pastures, and daily ranch tasks from anywhere — even when you’re offline in the pasture. Whether you’re tracking calving, recording treatments at the chute, moving cattle between pastures, or managing livestock across your ranch, RanchOS keeps everything organized in one place so you can spend less time on paperwork and more time running your ranch. RanchOS is designed for real ranch work and supports cattle operations as well as mixed livestock ranches. Key Features Livestock & Herd Tracking Track cattle and other livestock including goats, sheep, pigs, horses, bison, deer, and elk. Maintain complete animal records including births, breeding history, treatments, weights, pregnancy checks, and full livestock history. Cattle Record Keeping Easily record calving events, treatments, vaccinations, pregnancy checks, and cattle movements so your herd records stay organized and accessible. Herd Management Manage your herd with detailed livestock records, pasture movements, breeding history, and treatment logs so you always know what’s happening across your ranch. Ranch Task Management Create and assign ranch tasks so everyone knows what work needs to be done and when — from feeding and fencing to health checks and pasture moves. Pasture & Land Tracking Record pasture movements and track where animals are located across your ranch. Keep a history of where livestock have been grazed. Hay & Equipment Tracking Track hay production, equipment usage, and operational records across your ranch. Voice Logging Record ranch events quickly using voice commands while working cattle, feeding livestock, or out in the pasture. Offline First RanchOS works even without cell service. Record livestock events and ranch activities in the field and automatically sync when you reconnect. Reports & Insights Generate reports and review herd data to better understand what’s happening across your ranch and make more informed decisions. Built for Real Ranch Work Designed and developed on a working ranch to handle real-world cattle and livestock operations. RanchOS works for cow-calf operations, mixed livestock ranches, hobby farms, and large commercial herds. Stop juggling notebooks and spreadsheets. Run your ranch with RanchOS. Learn more at ranch-os.com
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What's New in RanchOS

1.0.140

September 26, 2026

Red asks when it is not sure, instead of guessing. A voice sale takes only the animals you clearly name. If you say something like "all the steers," Red reads the count back and asks before it widens the sale. Work you do with no signal stays on the phone and is sent once when you have a connection. The same change is not applied twice. Older queued edits that cannot be matched safely are held for you to review. They are not written onto live records by themselves. Theft is recorded once, for the value the books can prove. Finding the animal later is a recovery on the day you have it back, not an undo of the theft. Butchering for your own use withdraws that animal's booked value. Undoing a butcher puts that beef back, or stops if it cannot do the whole thing cleanly. A void or undo that would cross into last year is stopped before anything changes. Opening balances stay one record. Correct them on the opening-balance path. An ordinary void cannot rewrite them. On equipment, a service date can be a calendar day, a real time, or unknown. The app does not fill in a clock time you did not give. A note on an equipment issue stays with that issue. A maintenance photo is not shown as uploaded until the ranch has it. A posted maintenance cost stays put until a proper correction.

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