For poultry farmers

Stop finding out in the morning.

Nche watches every house day and night: the heat, the air, the water, the light and the sound of your birds. The moment something changes, you get a message, while there’s still time to act.

The first 100 farms get the Nche app free: check droppings and flock sounds, send reports to your vet, and find a trusted vet near you. Ten of them will be chosen for a free pilot of the Nche box. Try the early app

Tuesday 14 October1:15

A day on the farm · example alerts

The Nche unit: a sealed light-grey box with a nameplate and an amber status light
The Nche unit

Built to live in a poultry house.

Sealed against dust, ammonia and wash-downs, with a battery you swap in seconds. One unit watches about 500 to 1,000 birds, day and night.

  • Heat
  • Humidity
  • Ammonia
  • Light
  • Water
  • Flock sound

One house. A few units. One connection.

Units stand on posts at bird height, about one for every 500 to 1,000 birds. They pass readings to each other down the house, and the one by the door sends everything to your phone. You only need internet in one corner of the farm.

Unit 4far end Unit 3 Unit 2 Unit 1by the door Your phone
What’s at stake

What does one bad night cost you?

Heat, a power cut, bad air or a disease that starts in the dark can take part of your flock before morning. Put in your own numbers.

Your numbers, not a promise. This shows what’s at stake on one bad night, not what Nche will save.

At stake on one bad night– Each dot is 1% of your flock

Starting prices are rough examples. Put in your own.

What you get

Run your houses without sleeping in them.

Sleep at night

Nche keeps watch at 2 AM so you don’t have to. You hear about trouble the moment it starts, on WhatsApp or SMS.

Catch sickness early

Coughing, rattling and panic have a sound. Nche hears the change before birds look sick, so your vet comes sooner.

Heat and air under control

Know when a house is warming too fast or the air is turning bad, while you can still open curtains or start the fans.

Better growth, more eggs

Steady heat, clean air, the right light and water every day show up as heavier birds and fuller egg trays.

Power cuts covered

Every unit runs on its own battery and tells you the moment the grid goes off.

A record that opens doors

A sealed history of how well you run your farm helps you borrow and insure on better terms, if you choose to share it.

Two ways to start

Devices for your houses. A free app for any farm.

Nche devices · pilots open

For farms with houses to protect

We visit your farm, size the system (about one unit for every 500 to 1,000 birds), install it, and review the first 30 days with you. Broilers or layers, deep litter or cages.

Free app · coming soon

For every farmer, anywhere

Worried about your birds? Snap a photo of the droppings or record a sound and get an instant health screening, plus clear advice on when to call a vet.

Built to support your vet, never to replace them. Nche tells you early when to call your vet, and gives them a record to start from. The diagnosis and the treatment always come from a veterinarian.
Questions farmers ask

The short answers.

Do I need internet in every house?

No. Units pass readings to each other down the house, and only the one by the door needs a connection. You need internet in one corner of the farm.

What happens when the power goes off?

Every unit runs on its own battery, keeps reading, and tells you the power is out so the generator goes on in minutes, not hours.

Does it work with cages and deep litter?

Yes. Units stand on a post at bird height on deep litter, or hang from the cage frame over the aisle in layer houses.

How many units do I need?

About one for every 500 to 1,000 birds. We size the system after visiting your farm.

What does it cost?

It depends on your houses. We give you a price after the farm visit.

Is it available in my country?

We’re starting pilots in Nigeria and adding countries as we grow. The free app is built for farmers everywhere. Tell us where you farm and we’ll let you know.