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Age and body condition, from a single photo.

Animal Passport · Reviewed for livestock-identity accuracy

Age and body condition, from a single photo.

Price follows age and condition. In a livestock market, both are still often judged by eye. One buyer sees a three-year-old. The seller says four. Body condition is a shrug. The deal closes anyway — and the dispute starts later.

Animal Passport estimates age from a dental photograph and returns a window with a confidence score. A side-profile photo produces a 1–5 body condition score. Neither number is a courtroom. Both are a shared reference: the same model, the same photo, the same record attached to the same muzzle ID.

farmer photographing cattle phone
Photo by Bilal Furkan KOŞAR on Pexels
cattle teeth close up
Photo by Mark Stebnicki on Pexels

Farmers can track a herd over a season. Buyers can compare animals without relying on whoever talks louder. Insurers and lenders get a record they can actually audit.

All of it runs on a phone, including devices that cost less than a good pair of boots. The field does not need another office system. It needs a notebook that remembers.

Animal Passport binds a muzzle biometric to a digital record farmers, buyers, and insurers can verify in the field.

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