Every egg, accounted for.

EggFlow is the lean ERP that runs three layer farms in Pakistan. Farm reports, sales, cash and egg stock go in once, and the day only closes when they reconcile.

Try closing a day How it was built

3: layer farms
~100k: birds on each
Live: since 24 July 2026

Today across three farms

Owner view

Sample data

Eggs produced today

686p5t

247,110 eggs

Production

79.0%

Farm	Produced	Rate	Died	Day
Farm A	230p4t	79.6%	31	Closed
Farm B	221p7t	77.1%	38	10 trays out
Farm C	234p6t	80.4%	66	Open

227.6227p6t81,900 eggs

Drawing of an open handwritten register with 227.6 circled

The farm used to run on paper.

Each farm sent its day as a screenshot of an Excel sheet on WhatsApp. Sales and cash lived in handwritten Urdu registers. It worked, mostly, until someone had to add it up.

Screenshots

The owner read three farms through photos of spreadsheets.

Registers

Sales, the cashbook and stock were totalled by hand, in ink.

227.6 petti

Six trays written like a decimal. Every sum built on it drifts.

One day, four people, one record.

Nobody types a number twice. The doctor's report feeds the stock, the sales feed the ledger, and the owner sees both the moment they land.

1
The farm doctor
Enters the daily farm report per house: birds that died by day and night, feed bags used, eggs produced. Opening birds and feed carry over from yesterday on their own.
2
The sales person
Keeps the sales day book and the cashbook, the roznamcha. Every cash memo becomes one sale, split into cash now, bank now and credit.
3
The day closes
Birds, feed and eggs must reconcile. Anything unusual raises a warning. Then the day locks and the reports rebuild.
4
The owner and the accountant
The owner reads one dashboard for all three farms. The accountant takes exports into QuickBooks.

9:41

Daily farm report

Farm B, 4 houses

Sample data

	H1	H2	H3	H4	Total
Opening	26,140	25,880	26,410	25,970	104,400
Died, day					21
Died, night					13
Feed bags					191
Produced	58p2t	56p9t	59p4t	55p11t	230p2t

Closing	26,133	25,873	26,395	25,965	104,366
Feed g/bird	91.8	90.8	94.7	88.6	91.5
Production	80.1%	78.9%	80.9%	77.5%	79.4%

House 3: mortality 15 is above 0.05%

The doctor's grid, houses as columns. Change a number and the checks follow.

The day does not close until the eggs add up.

Opening stock and production, less sales, broken and discards, must equal what is in the store. If it does not, someone explains the difference first. Try it: pick a reason.

Close day

Farm B, store and sales

Sample data

Egg mass balance

all grades, petti and tray

Opening stock: 148p7t
Produced and graded: 236p4t
Sold, sales day book: 361p9t
Broken: 1p3t
Discard: 0p10t
Should be in the store: 21p1t
Counted in the store: 20p3t

Variance, explain before closing

−0p10t

Checks

Bird continuity, 4 houses
Feed continuity, bags in and out
Grading adds up to production
Egg mass balance

Explain the 10 trays

Hard checks

Bird continuity and feed continuity. Yesterday's closing must be today's opening.

Range warnings

Feed grams per bird, production percent, mortality and sale rate, each against a sane range.

A locked record

Once closed, entries freeze and every report is rebuilt from the closed day.

Photograph the memo. Check it. Save it.

A vision model reads the handwritten cash memo into a strict schema and fills the sale beside the photo. Nothing saves until a person has checked it, and the photo stays attached as the slip.

New sale from memo

Sales day book

Sample data

Photo of the cash memoIMG 2041

Sale

Waiting for a photo

Memo no.

Date

Customer

Quantity, White

Rate per petti

Full sale to the ledgerRs 0

Cash now

Bank now

Stays on creditRs 0

I checked each field against the photo

Hover or tab through a field to see where on the memo it was read.

227.6 is not a decimal.

The farm counts in petti and tray. A tray holds 30 eggs and a petti holds 12 trays. On paper, 227.6 means 227 petti and 6 trays. EggFlow stores every egg as a whole number and shows it back the way the farm reads it.

Drawing of two stacked egg trays, two eggs missing

On paperSample data

petti

Type any register figure. The part after the dot is trays.

In EggFlow

227

petti

trays

stored as

81,900

eggs

The last petti, tray by tray6 of 12

1 tray = 30 eggs1 petti = 12 trays = 360 eggs

Spreadsheet reads 227.6 as a decimal81,936

Eggs that do not exist+36

Seven grades, one count.

Production is graded before it reaches the store. Liquid egg sells by the kilo; feed is counted in 50 kg bags.

Whitethe main grade
Mellasoiled shell
Crackhairline crack
Jumbodouble yolk
Liquidsold by kg
Brokenscrap rate
Discardwritten off

Three farms on one screen.

The owner sees production, mortality, feed and every open alert per farm. No screenshots, no waiting for the evening call.

Owner dashboard

Three farms, one screen

Sample data

Birds

312,670

Eggs produced

686p5t

Production

79.0%

Open alerts

Farm A

104,180 birds, 4 houses

Day closed

Production

79.6%

Mortality: 31; 0.030%
Feed: 98 g; per bird
Feed stock: 6 d; at this rate

All checks passing

Farm B

103,470 birds, 4 houses

Variance

Production

77.1%

Mortality: 38; 0.037%
Feed: 101 g; per bird
Feed stock: 3 d; at this rate

Production down 2.6 points on yesterday
Feed for 3 days left
Store variance of 10 trays

Farm C

105,020 birds, 4 houses

Open

Production

80.4%

Mortality: 66; 0.063%
Feed: 96 g; per bird
Feed stock: 8 d; at this rate

Mortality above 0.05% in House 2

Mortality across farms today: 135Feed in 50 kg bags, g per bird from opening birds

Receivables aging

Customer ledger, all farms

Sample data

0 to 7 days8 to 15 daysOver 15 daysTap a column to sort


Customer D	0	58,000	212,500	270,500
Customer B	96,500	141,000	0	237,500
Customer A	182,000	0	0	182,000
Customer E	124,000	37,500	0	161,500
Customer F	0	0	89,000	89,000
Customer C	61,475	0	0	61,475
Total, Rs	463,975	236,500	301,500	1,001,975

0 to 7 days

464k

8 to 15 days

237k

15+ days

302k

Reports, generated, never typed.

Farm daily reportper house, the sheet the WhatsApp group already reads
Monthly reportone row a day, birds, feed and production
Sales day bookline by line, with day totals
Closing stock by gradewith the reconciliation block
Cashbookthe roznamcha, cash and bank kept apart
Receivables agingwhat each customer owes, by age
Exportsclean files for the accountant's QuickBooks

Small stack. Pinned numbers.

87 tests pin the numbers from the real paper registers, so the app has to agree with the arithmetic the farm already trusts.

Next.js 16: App Router, server actions
Tailwind v4: a small design system
Supabase: Postgres, auth, row level security
PWA: installs on a phone like an app

pnpm test

✓parses decimals as trays

✓rejects impossible tray digits

✓round-trips with carry

✓fails bird continuity

✓hard-blocks negative closing stock

✓receipts clear the oldest sales first

✓split sale moves the balance by the unpaid remainder only

and 80 more

Tests 87 passed (87)

Built for my family's farms.

My family runs three layer farms in Pakistan, about a hundred thousand birds on each. I built EggFlow for the people who keep them going: the doctor who walks the houses, the person who writes every sale, and my family, who wanted to see the whole day without asking for it.

It has been in daily use since 24 July 2026. The paper registers are still there. They just have to agree now.

Muhammad Bin Sohail

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Every egg, accounted for.

The farm used to run on paper.

Screenshots

Registers

227.6 petti

One day, four people, one record.

The farm doctor

The sales person

The day closes

The owner and the accountant

The day does not close until the eggs add up.

Egg mass balance

Checks

Hard checks

Range warnings

A locked record

Photograph the memo. Check it. Save it.

Sale

227.6 is not a decimal.

Seven grades, one count.

Three farms on one screen.

Reports, generated, never typed.

Small stack. Pinned numbers.

Built for my family's farms.