Screen a flock in minutes. Leave a report your client keeps.
Record the house, photograph the droppings and get an instant screening to back up what you see. Send a clean visit report on WhatsApp before you leave the farm. Free for vets, wherever you practise.
Coming soon
Screening support — not a substitute for a veterinarian. Your vet makes the call.
Then photograph the droppings and share the report.
Blood-tinged droppings in 2 of 7 samples. Confirm with a faecal test or post-mortem.
2 pages · PDF
Screening support, not a diagnosis.
Try it: tap inside the phone · example farm and results
More farms seen. Clearer advice. Clients who come back.
Faster rounds
A sound clip and a photo per house. The screening is back before you reach the next one.
Reports clients keep
A clean visit report with the sound, the photo and your advice, sent on WhatsApp or as a PDF.
Every client farm’s history
Visits, findings and outcomes for each farm and house, so every visit starts where the last one ended.
Your judgement decides
Nche screens. You diagnose. It’s built to support vets, never to replace them.
Works where you work
On the phone you already have, for broilers and layers, deep litter and cages, in any country.
Built with poultry vets
We’re shaping it with practising poultry vets. Early members get it first and tell us what to build next.
Your phone records the house. You leave with a report.
Illustration · screening supports your judgement, it doesn’t replace it
- Add the visitFarm, house, flock age and what the farmer noticed.
- Record and photograph20 seconds of sound at bird height and a photo of fresh droppings.
- Get the screeningIn seconds: what’s worth checking, side by side with a healthy flock.
- Share the reportSigned by you and sent on WhatsApp or as a PDF before you leave.
The short answers.
Does it replace a diagnosis or a lab test?
No. It’s screening support: it points you to what’s worth checking. Confirm with your examination, a faecal test, a post-mortem or the lab, as you would today.
What will it cost?
It’s free for vets.
Which birds, and which countries?
Chickens, both broilers and layers, on deep litter or in cages. It’s built to work in any country.
What happens to the recordings and photos?
They’re stored securely and, with your consent, used to make the screening better. Your clients’ farm details stay yours. See the privacy notice.
When can I use it?
We’re opening the app to vets in small groups. Join the waitlist and we’ll be in touch.
Be one of the first vets to use it.
We’re opening the app to poultry vets in small groups. Tell us where you practise and we’ll be in touch.