The shared homestead logbook

Your whole homestead, in one place.

Gardens, animals, chores and supplies, kept in one record that everyone who does the work can use. No more spreadsheets, and no more asking who already did the chores.

Launching Nov 30

Free when we launch on November 30. No credit card. No caps.

Who it's for

Built for the 1–10 acre crew that actually does the chores

You keep a garden and animals, and someone else helps with the work. You've outgrown the notebook: things get forgotten, two people do the same chore twice, and nobody's sure when the goats were last wormed. Croftura keeps all of it in one place your whole household trusts.

What you get

What a working homestead needs to keep track of

  • The whole household, one record

    Invite the people who help with the chores. Everyone sees the same plantings, animals and tasks. No per-person fees, ever.

  • Feed and supplies on hand

    Keep a running count of feed and supplies, and set a low-stock level for each one, so everyone can see what's getting short before someone heads to the feed store.

  • No caps

    Track 3 goats or 30, one bed or forty. We don't limit what you track, and we don't charge you to grow.

  • Your records stay yours

    Export everything yourself, any time. We never sell or rent your data.

Core tracking is free. Always.

When you want to see costs and yields like a business, that's a paid add-on, if and when you want it. We charge for a business layer, not for using the app like a homestead.

Why Croftura

We didn't build this for agribusiness

  • Not a notebook

    Two people can't update the same notebook, and it's never in your hand when you need it.

  • Not farm-business software

    No commercial-ag jargon, no compliance reports, no commercial price tag for a backyard flock.

  • Not a capped free tier

    No animal limits, no garden limits, and no upgrade needed to add the people who do the chores.

From the founder

Built in Bailey, Colorado

Croftura is built and run by South Platte Systems, a small software company in Bailey, Colorado. Questions or ideas go straight to the person who builds it.

Jamey Steinmann, founder
What's next

See exactly what's built and what's coming

Production logs, breeding records, a frost calendar and recurring chores are on the roadmap. No made-up dates, just what we're working on.

Read the roadmap →

Launching November 30. It stays free.

Launching Nov 30

Free when we launch on November 30. No credit card. No caps.