For dairy goat keepers

Manage your goats without the paperwork.

Record milk, breeding, kidding, health, medication, expenses and daily farm tasks in one simple app.

Free for up to 5 goats. No card needed to start.

Dairy goat standing in a pasture at golden hour
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Add your goats

Name, tag, breed and status — that's enough to begin.

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Record daily activity

Milk, health notes and tasks as you work.

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Let GoatMate organise the rest

Averages, reminders, reports and costs.

Built for the milking parlour

Wet hands, poor signal, five minutes to spare. Every screen is designed for that.

Record every milking in seconds

One goat per screen, big buttons, morning and evening sessions, and save-and-next so you never stop working.

Spot production changes early

Seven and thirty day averages per goat, with automatic flags when output drops below a goat's normal range.

Never miss a breeding or health task

Expected kidding dates, pregnancy checks, hoof trimming and worming reminders on the dashboard.

Keep complete records for every goat

Milk, weight, health, medication, breeding and kidding history on one profile page.

Understand your farm costs

Feed, vet and equipment expenses against milk and stock income, with cost per litre and per goat.

Access your records from any device

Mobile-first for the milking parlour, full sidebar layout on desktop for reports and planning.

Made for farms with patchy signal

GoatMate keeps your recording flow short and forgiving, so a weak connection in the shed never costs you a morning's records.

What farmers could say

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Milking records take me two minutes instead of a notebook and a spreadsheet.

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I saw Bella's drop three days before I would have noticed it myself.

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Withdrawal dates on the dashboard mean nothing gets into the churn by mistake.

Your herd. Your records. One simple app.

Start with your first goat and your first milking. It takes under three minutes.

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