MuleMule
01 · Livestock & ag software

Software for the way livestock actually moves.

Animal records with EID tag capture, intake and yard tools, hauling and dispatch, grower and customer portals, and field apps that keep working with no signal. Every project is quoted from your own brief.

02 · What we build

The software your herd runs on.

The records, field apps, dispatch tools, and portals a livestock or ag operation runs on. Quoted from your brief, built around how the work actually happens.

The pattern is familiar: a record that lives in a notebook, a spreadsheet, and one person’s memory. We turn that into software your crew will actually open, in the yard or in the office.

All eight services
  1. 01

    Herd & animal records

    A record per animal that follows the tag, not a spreadsheet only one person understands.

  2. 02

    Offline field apps

    The field half of your system, built to work with no bars and gloves on.

  3. 03

    Hauling & dispatch

    The load board and driver app that replace a dispatcher's notebook.

  4. 04

    Grower & customer portals

    A login for your haulers, buyers, or customers that shows each of them only their own loads and records.

  5. 05

    Livestock data & dashboards

    One dashboard your yard, your office, and your outside files can all agree on.

  6. 06

    Custom ag software & integrations

    Integrations, automations, and the odd bespoke tool that doesn't fit anywhere else.

Websites & brand

The public face for ranches, breeders, sale barns, co-ops, and vets. Hand-coded and built to be found by search engines and AI engines alike.

03 · What it costs

There is no price list.

Every project is quoted from your own brief. No packages, no tiers, and no published price to reverse-engineer your scope from.

We stopped publishing prices because a published price is a guess about a business we have not met yet. It makes small jobs look expensive and large ones look impossible, and it quietly pushes every brief toward whichever number was easiest to print. So we ask what you actually need, we price that, and we show you the line items. You get a real number, in writing, from a person.

01 · Lane
Own it

Buy it once and you own it. On completion and full payment the project is yours. We keep a limited right to get in and fix bugs, patch security, and make the changes you ask for, and you can end that access in writing at any time.

02 · Lane
We build it

On a subscription, Mule owns and runs the project until you buy it out. That is the trade for paying nothing up front. You hold a license to use it while the plan is paid and current, and if you cancel before you have bought it out, that license ends and the project comes down.

The buyout price falls every month. Part of every payment pays down the build, so what is left to buy shrinks each month until it reaches zero, and then the project simply becomes yours at no cost. Your quote names the month yours hits zero.

03 · Lane
We run yours

If we are only hosting and maintaining a site you already own, nothing changes hands. We did not build it, so it never becomes ours, and there is nothing to buy out.

Your domain and your data are yours on every plan, whatever happens. We do not hold a domain or your customer records hostage, not even if you stop paying. Ask and we hand your data over.

04 · Where we work

Built for livestock country.

Michigan, Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, and Wisconsin. Dairies, cow-calf ranches, feedlots, calf raisers, haulers, and the sale barns and co-ops around them. Pick a state to see how we work there.

We work remotely: calls, video, and shared screens, from the first conversation through handoff. When a project genuinely needs someone on site, a yard walk before a build or hardware to connect, we say so and quote the travel with the rest of the work. These five states have their own pages, and we work with livestock and ag businesses anywhere in the US.

Let’s build something honest.

Tell us about your operation in a sentence. A real person reads every message and writes back, usually within one business day.