Coco Feed vs Key Turning

FeedBurn is an offline decision tool for farmers who fatten broilers, turkeys, and ducks and need to know one thing above all: how long is it still worth feeding this batch? It follows the weight your birds put on and the money you put in, day by day, and finds the day where one more day of feed costs more than the extra weight is worth. Start a batch, then run a quick daily log: weigh a few control birds, note the feed you fed, record any losses, and add the odd extra cost. FeedBurn works out the average weight, the daily gain, the running feed conversion ratio, and today's cost per kilo of live weight, and it keeps a clear picture of where your break-even day sits. What you can do: - Follow each batch with a proper day-by-day log and a running feed conversion ratio. - See your break-even day on a chart where the cost of one more day meets the value of one more day of gain. - Move feed price, live-weight price, and mortality with sliders and watch the optimal day and the margin per bird react at once. - Compare selling now, selling on the optimal day, or feeding on to a target weight, each priced out in full. - Keep buyers, sales, part payments, and debts in one place, with charts for revenue against cost, price per kilo over the season, and your top buyers. - Plan feed buying: how many bags and how much money to the end of the cycle, and the day your feed runs out. - Count your flock from a photo, processed entirely on your device, with a manual tap-to-count mode as a backup. - Close batches into a history of records, ranks, and badges, and export everything to CSV. Everything stays on your device. There is no account, no sign-in, and no internet connection. The figures are estimates from what you enter and are a planning aid, not accounting or tax advice.

KeyTurning is built for managers who open new locations: stores, offices, warehouses, clinics and pickup points. It replaces the spreadsheet and the to-do list with a dependency chain — every node knows what it waits for, and the opening forecast is recalculated the moment anything changes. Create a launch from a built-in scenario or your own template, set a start and a target date, and the scheduler lays out every node on working days with holidays, lead times and slack. Nodes on the critical path are marked, gate nodes that must close before opening are tracked separately, and a Green, Amber or Red confidence badge tells you at a glance whether the date will hold. What you can do - Plan an opening as a chain of dependent nodes across six tracks: Equipment, Documents, Staff, Contractors, Safety and Space - Report a delay and see immediately whether the forecast moves or the slack absorbs it - Read the chain on a zoomable map in Lanes or Phases, focus the critical path, and link or unlink dependencies with a long press - Simulate a delay or a new duration with What-if, compare the forecast, then apply or discard - Review blockers, overdue nodes, at-risk work, missing owners, missing requirements, long lead times and expiring documents on a single radar across all active launches - Resolve or snooze findings, start and finish nodes from the This Week list, and log a daily Site Walk to keep the forecast snapshot fresh - Use Lens to check a room against a node's checklist, scan a document for its number, issuer and expiry, identify equipment and add it to inventory, spot safety gaps, build a scenario from a plain-text description, or run a Risk Review with apply-able recommendations - Ask Lens free-form questions in the context of a launch and save the answer to a node's notes - Close each opening with a retrospective that compares planned and actual durations, then save it as a template with corrected timings - Earn badges, climb from Foreman to Grandmaster of Openings, and keep a Site Walk streak - Optional local reminders: a morning digest, critical-path blocker alerts, order-by dates, countdowns to the target and a weekly Site Walk prompt Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/