How LayerFlow works
Four numbers, in the order they matter — from this morning's collection to the decision it should change.
Good morning
Here's how your farm is doing today.
942
Current hens
820
Eggs today
87.0%
Laying rate
₱5,900
Revenue
Egg production
1. Your eggs
Log the morning collection in under a minute — eggs collected, broken and dirty counts, and a breakdown by size. Flock health goes in alongside it: mortality and vaccinations, so the day's full picture is in one place.
2. Your cost
Feed and expenses get logged against the day they happened. Feed can be priced per kilo or by the sack — tell LayerFlow the sack size and price, and it works out the cost per kilo for you.
3. Your profit
Record sales as they happen — by tray or by egg, to a customer on file or a walk-in, paid in full or on credit. LayerFlow nets revenue against feed and expenses to show estimated operating profit, not just revenue.
4. Your decision
Reports and analytics turn the daily numbers into trends — laying rate, feed cost per hen, profit over time. Alerts flag a production drop or low stock before it becomes a real problem.
Built for how a farm actually runs
Works without signal
Recording works offline. LayerFlow syncs automatically once you're back in range, so a weak connection at the coop never costs you a day's numbers.
One account, several farms
Run more than one farm or bring on staff — farmhands, managers, and clerks each get their own login, scoped to what they need to do.
Priced for the Philippines
Pesos, trays, and Philippine time zones by default — not a currency picker bolted onto a tool built for somewhere else.
See the whole toolkit
This is the flow start to finish. The full feature list covers everything else along the way.