Ranch management software
See how livestock, land, equipment, crops, tasks and accounting work together in one ranch workspace.
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Ranch management that follows the real operation
Run the ranch.
Run the ranch.
Know the numbers.
RanchBooks is ranch management software built for livestock operations. Track individual animals or entire groups, pasture moves, breeding, equipment, crops, expenses and income without piecing the operation together across spreadsheets and generic bookkeeping apps.
✓ Individual & grouped livestock
✓ Installable mobile app
✓ Multi-user awareness
DashboardLivestockLandAccounting
2026 YTDDemo Ranch
3 users onlineIndividual livestock84
Grouped livestock2865 active groups
Owned acres620
YTD net$48,740
Apr 2026 Feedout Calves36 head · 628 lb avg
Estimated value$55,389.60
Weight checkMoved 12 headFeed expenseRoping use
One operational recordLivestock, land, equipment, crops and accounting stay connected.
Built for real cattle flowSplit, merge, move, cull and transfer groups without pretending every inventory change is a sale.
Useful in the fieldResponsive pages work from phones, tablets and desktop browsers.
Software for the work ranchers actually do
Choose the RanchBooks workflow you want to explore.
RanchBooks connects livestock records, cattle inventory and ranch accounting, but each part of the operation can stand on its own when you need to solve a specific record-keeping problem.
Ranch accounting software
Connect income and expenses to the animals, groups, land and equipment that actually produced them.
Explore ranch accounting →Cattle management software
Manage breeding animals individually and commercial cattle as groups without forcing one workflow onto both.
Explore cattle management →Livestock record keeping
Keep animal history, lineage, weights, photos, locations, activities and disposition records together.
Explore livestock records →Cattle inventory management
Split, merge, move, weigh, cull, transfer and sell grouped cattle while preserving inventory history.
Explore cattle inventory →
One place for the operation
More than a cattle list. More than a checkbook.
RanchBooks connects the records ranchers use every day so the story behind an animal, group or pasture is easy to follow.
Livestock
Manage registered or individually tracked animals alongside commercial groups and lots.
Explore livestock tools →Group inventory
Record weight checks, expenses, roping use, partial pasture moves, splits, merges, culls and transfers.
See group operations →Ranch accounting
Keep income and expenses tied to the livestock, land and equipment that created them.
See accounting →Land & pasture
Track owned and leased acreage, current livestock locations and crop capabilities.
See land records →Breeding
Follow exposure, AI, pregnancy checks, expected births, offspring and weaning.
See breeding tools →Equipment & crops
Keep tractors, trailers, implements, hay and other production records inside the same ranch workspace.
View all features →Tasks & mobile reminders
Assign ranch work, install RanchBooks on a phone and receive due-date push reminders when enabled.
See mobile tools →Photos & attachments
Store animal photos, land documentation and equipment photos or files directly with their records.
See photo & file storage →
Follow the cattle, not the spreadsheet
A group can change without becoming a “sale.”
Buy 100 calves. Rope some. Move 35 to another pasture. Record weight gain. Cull two head. Feed the rest out. RanchBooks keeps the inventory history and accounting separate until money actually changes hands.
Walk through a sample operation- 1Buy & receiveRecord purchase cost, head count and starting weight.
- 2Work & moveTrack roping use, pasture moves, feed and health activity.
- 3Weigh & valueKeep valuation history without creating fake accounting income.
- 4Sell & reviewRecord the actual sale and see the financial history tied to the group.
Built for more than one pair of hands
Know when somebody else is working the same record.
RanchBooks can show when another ranch user is viewing or editing the livestock group you have open. Group-changing saves also use revision protection so an old form cannot quietly overwrite a newer change.
Jake is recording a Weight Check.You are both working with Apr 2026 Feedout Calves.