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Muu

Livestock traceability, from the field to the certificate.

Muu is our traceability platform for livestock production. It records every animal, its health history and its movements, and turns that history into a verifiable certificate the buyer can check without calling us.

Field
Works offline
Per animal
Full history
Verifiable
Certificate of origin
Cattle in the field during health event recording.
Cattle in the field during health event recording.

What it includes

  • A record per animal with health history, weight and movements.
  • Event capture in the field, with the app working offline.
  • Certificate of origin the end buyer can verify.
  • Herd dashboard with vaccination alerts and breeding cycles.
  • Batch export for commercialisation paperwork.

The problem

In livestock production, an animal’s history lives scattered across notebooks, messages and whatever the person in the field remembers. When it is time to sell, that history has to be rebuilt by hand — and what cannot be proven simply does not get paid for.

What Muu does

Muu turns daily work into a record. Every event — a vaccination, a weighing, a transfer — is written down once, from a phone, and stays attached to the animal. The app works without signal, because the field does not always have it: it syncs when it finds one.

With that accumulated history, the platform issues a certificate of origin the buyer verifies on their own. It stops being the seller’s word against the buyer’s.

An animal's record with its health history and movements.
An animal's record with its health history and movements.

Where it stands

Muu is under active development. The recording core and the per-animal record already work; the certification module is being tested against real production before it opens up.

Who builds this project

Who builds it

Equipo BLOKIS

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