Eggs & incubation
Batch identity, storage and treatment history, incubation plans and hatching records.
Sericulture operations, connected
The connected platform for modern sericulture
From eggs and incubation to feeding, rearing, cocoons and the next generation. Keep the day’s work, records and people connected.
THE WHOLE REARING CYCLE
Every stage. One working picture.
Use the parts your team needs, whether you maintain a small colony, manage production or run a breeding programme.
Feeding & mulberry
Your own mulberry plots or other feed sources, harvest notes, feeding records and stock.
Rearing & daily care
Instars, moults, trays, cleaning, movements and the next job for each batch.
Conditions & observations
Room readings, health observations, hygiene checks and follow-up, alongside your own protocols.
Cocoons & harvest
Mounting, cocoon collection, grading notes and the batch history behind each lot.
Strains & breeding
Strain characteristics, crosses, egg batches and linked research results when you need them.
Daily care
See what needs attention. Know what happened.
Find the batch, its location and the next task together. Keep feeding, cleaning, observations and handovers connected as the colony develops.
Workspace preview →01Feeding log
02Hygiene & care
03Room conditions
04Batch history
APIs and existing systems
Keep the tools you already use.
Start with your spreadsheets, research files and existing platforms. Agree what needs to move, then connect compatible systems.
Your spreadsheets
Map Excel or CSV columns once, check identifiers and reuse the import.
ImageJ / FijiYour scientific tools
Link exported ImageJ / Fiji measurements to their image, method and batch. Keep interpretation with the researcher.
Your existing systems
Use available APIs or agreed file exports. Scope access, data mapping and support together.
These are integration approaches to agree per project, not claims of live connectors or endorsement.
Technical details →Strains & breeding
Specialist research is part of the picture.
For breeding teams, the same workspace can also bring together strain registers, crosses, original documents and ImageJ/Fiji result files.
View document-review example →
Start with one real workflow.
Use what you need. Make it yours.
Start with a small set of useful features. Adapt fields, steps and integrations to your workflow, with development priorities and turnaround agreed together.
Show us a blank sheet or a typical process. We can define a focused pilot and establish what genuinely makes the work easier.
Discuss your workflow