Self-hosted · open codebase · your data is one file you own
AM/PM per-cow entry built for wet gloves and barn signal. Session totals update live.
Record a treatment once — MilkPost shouts DO NOT TANK until the clear-date passes. One saved tanker pays for years.
A cow 20% below her own weekly average is flagged — often the first sign of mastitis.
Tags, breeds, status from calf to dry — the spine every record hangs on.
Inseminations auto-compute due dates. Marking "calved" adds the calf to the herd in one step.
Subscribe once — deadlines appear in Google or Apple Calendar. Zero apps, zero servers.
Log each tanker pickup; see litres, price and monthly revenue at a glance.
Every table downloads as CSV. The whole farm is one SQLite file you back up by copying it.
MilkPost runs on your own server or a €4/month VPS. Pages are tiny and server-rendered, so they load even on weak barn signal.
On your machine, in one SQLite file. Nothing is sent anywhere. Backup = copy the file. Every table exports to CSV.
You enter the withholding days from the drug label or your vet — MilkPost computes the clear-date and alerts until it passes. It deliberately doesn't guess rules that vary by country and product.
Not yet — V1 is single-farm and should run on your LAN or behind a VPN like Tailscale. Accounts are the first item on the roadmap.
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The most expensive thing on a dairy farm is a forgotten date. MilkPost remembers the withholding clear-date, the calving, the dry-off — and puts them on your phone calendar. Self-hosted, one SQLite file. 🐃
Still tracking your herd in a pocket notebook? We built MilkPost so logging a cow's milk takes one tap and one number — and so milk from a treated cow never reaches the tank by accident. Runs on your own computer, your data stays yours.
Small dairy farms lose four figures to one contaminated tanker. MilkPost is a self-hosted farm dashboard whose whole job is preventing that call: withholding alerts, yield-drop detection, calving countdowns. FastAPI + HTMX + SQLite — deliberately boring tech that works in a barn.