How it works
From the coop to your pocket, in four steps. No complicated wiring, no IT to manage: you plug it in, we do the rest.
- 01
Inside the coop
A compact box, installed by our team, breathes the same air as your birds. Every 30 seconds it measures CO₂, ammonia, temperature, humidity and the state of the power. It runs on mains, with a battery that takes over the moment the power cuts.
- 02
Across the country
The readings travel over the mobile network — the same signal that carries an ordinary phone call. No WiFi, no internet box, no setup: a SIM card is enough. That's what lets the system work on the most remote farms in Algeria.
- 03
In your pocket
The app turns every coop into a living card: live values, history, and daily, weekly and monthly reports tuned to the flock's age. In Arabic, French or English — wherever you are.
- 04
When danger strikes
If the air turns dangerous or the power cuts, the box waits for no one: it calls you and texts you, directly, even if the internet is down across the country. At 3 a.m. or at noon. That's the difference between a notification… and a guardian.
What the box measures, continuously
Under watchFive measurements and the state of the power, read day and night and sent to one place.
Ammonia (NH₃)
The gas that burns airways long before anyone smells a problem.
Carbon dioxide
The first sign that ventilation is no longer keeping up with the house.
Temperature
With the heat-stress index, which counts heat and humidity together.
Humidity
Too high and the litter ferments; too low and the dust irritates.
Mains power
A cut is detected within seconds, with the battery taking over.
Box battery
The box watches its own reserve too, and warns you before it runs low.
Built to live inside a poultry house
The hardwareDust, ammonia, humidity, wash-downs: an office-grade box does not survive a season in here. This one is sealed, battery-backed, and made to be installed once and then forgotten.
- 1Cellular modem + SIMSends the readings over the mobile network and places the emergency calls.
- 2MicrocontrollerWatches its own sensors, heals itself, and restarts after an incident.
- 3Backup batteryKeeps watching through a power cut — and reports the cut itself.
- 4Local alarmA buzzer in the building, for whoever is on site.
- 5DisplayThe values readable on the spot, without taking out a phone.
- 6Four buttonsTest, mute, power, restart. No computer required.
- 7Remote probesPlaced at bird height, where the air actually matters.
The details that matter
Built for the fieldBackup battery
The box keeps watch through power cuts — and tells you they happened.
Buffer memory
If the network vanishes for a few minutes, nothing is lost: readings resume the moment it returns.
Self-healing
The system watches itself and restarts on its own after an incident.
Three operators
Mobilis, Ooredoo or Djezzy — the box adapts automatically to whichever SIM you insert.
Nobody else ticks all four boxes
The difference| Detects in time | Acts on its own | Works without internet | Guidance in Arabic | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Manual monitoring | ||||
| The vet | ||||
| Imported IoT systems | ||||
| Filaha Flock |
"Acts on its own" means raising the alarm with no human watching a screen. That is the box almost nobody ticks.