For horses, livestock and the people who muck out
Mucknotes
Say what you did in the barn. It becomes a dated record on the right animal, next due date set. For horse owners, boarding barns, small ranches and homesteads with a few goats and hens.
Your voice
One sentence, three records
Hold the button and say “wormed Bella and Duke with ivermectin.” Name three animals and you get three records, each dated, each with its own next due date. Your phone turns the speech into text, you see the words and tap Send or Delete — the audio is never recorded or stored. You can type instead any time.
Features
What it does
It gets the record written down while you are still holding the animal, and tells you when the next one is due.
Log a job while your hands are full
Say what you did. Several animals in one breath, one record each.
- Tick a job off, move it, or fix a mistake the same way
- Every voice action has an Undo
The next one is booked when you log this one
Farrier every 6 weeks, worming every 6 months, core shots every year.
- The Due Soon board shows overdue, today and this week
- Your phone tells you before it lapses
Nobody is turned away at the gate
Log a Coggins (EIA) test and the 365-day re-pull reminder is set.
- A roster shows who is current and who is lapsing
- Export it as a PDF on Homestead
The whole history in one place
Shots, worming, farrier, dental, vet, medication, weight, feed, breeding, milk and eggs.
- Portrait, history and what is coming up
- Hand a vet a health summary as a PDF
A goat's schedule is not a horse's
Horses, cattle, goats, sheep, pigs, poultry, rabbits, dogs and cats.
- Each gets its own care library and cadence
- Add your own kinds of care, by voice or by hand
“What did I worm him with?”
Ask in plain words and the answer comes from what you logged.
- “What’s overdue?” answered in one line
- On Homestead
Run a boarding barn without a clipboard
Hand out the day's jobs by voice and tick them off on the bulletin board.
- Feed and medicine counted down as you use them
- An activity log nobody can edit afterwards
- On Ranch
Send an owner their own horse's records
A PDF report per client, or a private link they can open themselves.
- A portal link stops working after 180 days
- On Ranch
Pricing
What it costs
Free for two animals, no card. Two flat monthly plans above it, and no free trial.
Voice logging and reminders for 2 animals.
- Voice logging
- Up to 2 animals
- Reminders and the Due Soon board
- Insights and trends
Unlimited animals, PDFs, and answers from your own records.
- Everything in Free
- Unlimited animals
- PDF health summaries
- Coggins roster PDF
- Written summaries & barn answers
Everything in Homestead, plus the tools to run a boarding barn.
- Everything in Homestead
- Barn tasks & bulletin board
- Feed & med inventory
- Client records and per-client PDF reports
- Team logins, showing who did what
- Activity log
| What you get | Free | Homestead | Ranch |
|---|---|---|---|
| Voice logging | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Animals | 2 | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| Insights & trends | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| PDF health summaries | — | Yes | Yes |
| Coggins roster PDF | — | Yes | Yes |
| Written summaries & barn answers | — | Yes | Yes |
| Barn tasks & bulletin board | — | — | Yes |
| Feed & med inventory | — | — | Yes |
| Client / owner records | — | — | Yes |
| Per-client PDF reports | — | — | Yes |
| Team logins, showing who did what | — | — | Yes |
| Activity log | — | — | Yes |
Cattle only — Herd Advisor does not cover horses at all, and publishes nothing about Coggins. It also costs more over a year: $150 against $119.88.
Monthly subscriptions — card through Stripe on the web, Google Play on Android. Cancel any time: you keep the plan to the end of the month you paid for, and your records stay in the app on Free.
The Pocket App Company is the seller. No ads, no feed, no data sold.
Compare
Against the alternatives
Their prices and terms, read from their own pricing page on 25 September 2026. Each comparison also says when the other one is the better buy.
Mucknotes vs Herd Advisor
Mucknotes vs a spreadsheet
Herd Advisor prices were read from their own pricing page on 25 September 2026 and can change. Check theirs before you decide. Herd Advisor is built for cattle and does more than Mucknotes there; the comparison page says where.
Approach
How it is different
Five rules the app is built on.
Voice first, for horses
Most horse apps make you type with a lead rope in the other hand. Horses have the fullest care library here.
The species sets the cadence
A goat’s schedule is not a horse’s. Override any of them, or add your own.
It never guesses
If it cannot tell which animal you meant, it asks. Every voice action has an Undo.
Nothing is sold
No ads, no feed, no data sold. You pay for the app or you use the free plan.
Your records leave with you
Every plan exports. Deleting your account erases the lot within 30 days.
Screens
What it looks like
Four screens from the Android app.




Screens from the Android app on demo data. Names and figures are made up.
Is there a free plan?
Yes — Free covers up to 2 animals, with no card and no time limit. Homestead is $9.99 a month for unlimited animals, PDF health summaries, the Coggins roster PDF and answers from your own records; Ranch is $39.99 a month and adds barn tasks, the bulletin board, feed and medicine inventory, client records, team logins and the activity log.
What animals can I keep records for?
Horses, cattle, goats, sheep, pigs, poultry, rabbits, dogs and cats each have their own species plate and care library. Every animal gets a page with its history, its portrait and what is coming up.
How does the voice logging work?
Hold the button and say what happened — "wormed Bella and Duke with ivermectin". Your phone turns the speech into text, you tap Send or Delete, and on Send it becomes one record per animal named with the next due date set; audio is never recorded or stored, and you can type instead.
Does it remind me when something is due?
Yes. Each care job has a cadence — farrier every 6 weeks, deworming every 6 months, core vaccines every year — so logging a record sets the next reminder, and the Due Soon board shows what is overdue, due today and due this week.
Does it track Coggins?
Yes. Log a Coggins (EIA) test and Mucknotes sets the 365-day re-pull reminder, with a barn roster showing which horses are current and which are lapsing; exporting that roster as a PDF is a Homestead feature.
Can I add my own kinds of care?
Yes. Add one by hand or by voice — "add a new care type, sheath cleaning, every six months" — for the whole barn, one species or a single animal, and it logs, reminds and charts like a built-in one.
Can my barn staff use it?
On Ranch, yes. Team logins show who did what, you assign tasks by voice and tick them off on the day's bulletin board, and the activity log cannot be edited after the fact.
Can a boarder see their own horse's records?
On Ranch you keep a record per client and can send them a PDF report or a private portal link. A portal link expires after 180 days.
Does it work offline?
Sorting a voice note into records happens on our server, so filing a record needs a data signal. Mucknotes does not advertise an offline mode.
Does it work on iPhone?
Not yet. Mucknotes runs on Android and in any web browser today, including an iPhone's browser at https://mucknotes-pocketboss.web.app; a native iPhone app is planned, with no date promised.
Is my voice recorded?
No. Speech is turned into text on your own phone, only that text is sent to be sorted into records, and you can delete it before it goes.
What happens to my records if I cancel?
You keep the plan until the end of the month you paid for, then drop to Free, and your records stay in the app. Delete your account and your sign-in goes at once, your records within 30 days.
Where is my data stored?
On Google Firebase; the AI that sorts a voice note and writes summaries runs through Anthropic on our own key. Nothing is sold or used for advertising — see the privacy policy.
Download
Where to get it
Android and the web today. An iPhone version is planned, with no date promised.
iPhone
Not yet
Planned, with no date promised. The web app works in an iPhone browser today.
Legal: privacy policy · terms of service · how to delete your account. Support: support@thepocketappcompany.com.