This release is mostly bug fixes and reliability improvements. Highlights: • More reliable windrow tracking while baling — works with the screen off and no longer splits rows by mistake • Cleaner bale hauling — no duplicate bales, no "Unknown Type," and an End Session button • Hauling equipment picker only lists haul-ready, in-service gear • Weather radar opens fullscreen and plays • Ranch map shows the right animal icons again — cattle, sheep, goats, deer & elk, no more paw prints • Various offline sync and stability fixes

This release tightens up the whole hay workflow — cutting, windrowing, baling, and pickup. • Windrow detection now splits a new row at the turn onto the next pass, so your rows map accurately instead of over-splitting. • Baling clears windrows from the map as you work down them. • The hay pickup screen now shows the correct nearby bales with real distances, and no longer double-lists a bale you just dropped. • The pickup map opens smoothly and no longer reloads on itself. • Hauling equipment is optional — grab bales with a pickup and trailer, and you'll still show up on the ranch map. • Field work syncs more reliably and catches up on its own when your connection comes back. Thanks for baling with us — keep the feedback coming.

Howdy! This one's all about your grass and your water. Pasture Condition, now honest: see soil moisture and growth for every pasture and land. Best of all, it finally reads a dry year like a dry year. Lands tuck up under their pasture. Tap to expand, filter by site, sorted A to Z. Log a watering in a tap: pick the day (back-date it if you forgot) and how long you ran it. Flood or pivot, we've got you. Set-and-forget watering schedules for the sprinkler crowd. "Graze here next" tells you which pasture has the most grazing days for your herd, right where they already are. Weather advice now talks about your animals: goats, sheep, cattle, whatever you run. Set irrigation type and assign sites right when you edit a pasture, corral, or stack yard. Thanks for ranching with us.

This is a big one. Your weather finally works FOR you instead of just sitting there. Live radar, the week ahead, and a straight heads-up before trouble — a freeze that'll catch your sprayer, a cold night on newborn calves, or a hay-cutting window you don't want to miss. Out in the pastures: • See which ones are still growing and which are dried up — no guessing. • Tap a field on the map to mark it watered. • Ask "can I bale North yet?" and get a real answer — plus a warning if bales went up too wet. • Move the herd to the next paddock that's actually ready to graze. Around the place: • Record a loss quick when you lose one. • Pull up an animal's pedigree and lineage. • Add a new calf and log how the birth went, right then and there. • Red listens better — understands more of how you really talk, and keeps working when you're out of signal. Plus a stack of fixes, including a nasty one that could clear your herd list when you added an animal offline. That's squared away. As always — it all works out in the field with no bars, and catches up when you're back in range.

Field work that keeps up with you • Equipment tracking now keeps running with your screen off or your phone in your pocket — cutting, raking, tedding, baling, and hauling all record continuously. • Watch a live windrow count while you cut. • The ranch map now shows where your equipment is parked, plus the windrows and bales in each field. Talk to Red, without the echo • Red no longer starts listening while she's still talking, so commands stop getting confused mid-sentence. • New voice commands: log hay feeding ("fed 8 alfalfa bales from the back stack yard"), and capture a weigh method, medication route, or cause of death right as you speak. Fewer surprises • Forms now flag missing required fields up front — an animal's type, a new tag, a crop for a new pasture.

• More voice status updates — mark animals butchered, missing, or stolen just by saying it, on top of sold and deceased. Speak naturally and RanchOS keeps up. • Drug withdrawal safety — see which animals are still in a withdrawal period, get reminders as windows are about to clear, and get a clear heads-up before you sell or process an animal that's still withheld. • Steadier field work — more reliable location and field-session tracking out in the pasture. • Fixes — animals marked "missing" are now recorded correctly, and finalized animal records are protected from accidental changes. Thanks for ranching with us.

What's new in this update Red (voice) got a lot smarter and a lot more useful. • Talk to Red naturally — say things like "move the black heifers from A to B," "38-26 is weaned," or "what did we vaccinate this month?" and Red just gets it. • Red hears the ranch better — tag numbers, medicine names, and cattle terms that used to trip up voice now come through right, even out in the field. • Ask Red where your animals are, what's overdue, or for a quick recap of the day. • Start field work hands-free — kick off hay cutting or a task by voice. • Red keeps up a back-and-forth conversation now, so you can add a detail, fix a number, or say "never mind" and it follows along. Hay & field work • Fixed hay transfers that weren't saving when you were offline. • Per-crop breakdowns on your stack yard cards. • Field work menus only show the equipment you actually own. Weather • Severe-weather alerts right on your home screen, with the details a tap away. Under the hood • Big reliability and speed improvements — the app is faster to open and far more stable, especially on older phones and when you're out of signal. • Lots of bug fixes. As always, everything works offline and syncs when you're back in range.

Talk to RanchOS like you'd talk to a hand. Voice now feels like a real conversation — no memorized commands, no saying it "just right." Tell it what you did and it fills in the rest. • Just talk. Say "we branded four calves" and it asks, "What are the tag numbers?" — then logs them. • Say it once. Weights, pregnancy checks, and moves record the moment you say them, with a few seconds to undo if you misspoke. • It knows a question from a job. Ask "is 17 pregnant?" and it answers — it won't accidentally record a check. • Right units, every time. It asks for doses in the product's own units and offers your usual amount. • Works where you work. Your phone does the job in the field with no signal — the extra smarts kick in when you're back in range. Also in this build: calving records show the calf's tag instead of an ID, smoother offspring entry, and more reliable photo & file syncing.

What's New This one's mostly about making RanchOS tougher where the signal isn't. • Offline-first where it counts. Equipment notes, history, and "mark down / out of service" now work with no signal and sync the moment you're back in range. • Safer sync. We reworked how offline records reconcile when you reconnect — so a day (or a week) of queued work stitches itself back together without losing or duplicating anything. • Live across devices. Mark a machine down on one phone and it shows up on everyone else's right away. • Maintenance schedules from your phone. Owners, admins, and mechanics can now build and assign PM templates without sitting down at a computer. • Dates now read mm/dd/yyyy across the app, matching the web. • Faster equipment screens and a round of field-usability polish. Record your work without a bar of signal — we'll catch it up when you're back in range.

Bug Fixes Polish New Feature Global Search

Voice commands, much improved Asks and answers reliably — no more sitting there waiting A more natural-sounding voice at an easier-to-follow pace (less robotic) Long answers, like a rundown of recent births, are summarized instead of getting cut off mid-sentence Fuel and feed tracking Record fuel purchases right from your phone, with a payment method and on-the-spot recount Improvements to hay operations Consistent dates Dates now show as mm/dd/yyyy throughout the app Faster and more stable A major under-the-hood platform update

Bug fixes. Enabled deletion of health events and also fixed user profile screen crashes and general code enhancements.

Day one or year ten — RanchOS now meets you where you are. The new Operational Intelligence layer turns your ranch data into answers. Ask "which calves haven't been vaccinated yet?" or "how's my hay inventory looking?" — by voice with Siri or right in the app — and get real numbers from your operation, not generic dashboards. The home screen now reveals features as you actually start using them, so new ranchers aren't drowning on day one and seasoned operators see everything they need. Also: redesigned Trich Test entry, context-aware Quick Actions, smoother Tasks screen, and a stack of small bug fixes

Hey Siri, in RanchOS — way more works hands-free now. Navigate to a pasture, report a fence down, log an expense, snap a receipt, start a breeding season, pull bulls, check forage levels — all from your tractor, no looking at the screen. Grazing made visible — see at a glance which pastures are being grazed, which are resting, and where forage is running low. Get a heads-up before you have to move animals. Fence planner you can actually draw on — tap a satellite map to walk out a new fence line. Drag points to nudge them, close the loop with one tap, see your existing pastures underneath so you don't fence over them. Maps work offline — once you've opened the map on wifi, it stays cached. The map keeps working when you ride out where there's no signal. Faster, smaller, more reliable — startup is quicker, the keyboard now closes when you tap an option (instead of staying in your way), and several quiet bugs are gone.

Lots of enhancements and also added bookkeeping module. ReactNative upgraded as well. Also improved battery life by reducing location polling.