Mosicu Join the pilot

Made in Andorra · Now piloting

Know where your herd is, even high up the mountain.

A GPS collar and a simple app that show your cows, goats and sheep on a map, and let you know when one leaves its pasture, stops reporting or hasn’t moved for hours.

Join the pilot How it works

No antennas to install: the collar uses the mobile network.

App map showing the animals on satellite imagery and an “out of zone” alert
App alert list: not moving, out of zone, no contact and low battery

Less time searching, more peace of mind

In summer the herd climbs far, the signal drops, and you can’t be everywhere at once.

  • Hours on foot to find them

    One animal wandering off can cost you a whole morning of climbing up and down.

  • You find out too late

    When a cow gets out or a goat stops moving, the sooner you know, the better.

  • No signal up there

    Many products are designed for flat farmland. In the mountains, losing coverage is normal.

How it works

Three steps, and the app walks you through each one.

  1. The app’s “First steps” card: add your collar, name your animal, draw its pasture

    Fit the collar and scan its QR code

    Every collar has a QR code. Scan it with your phone and it’s added to your farm.

  2. Drawing a zone on the satellite map, with its area and perimeter

    Name the animal and draw its pasture

    Pick the animal and trace the area where it should graze with your finger, right on the satellite map.

  3. Profile of a cow that is out of its zone, with buttons to make the collar beep, vibrate, and get directions

    See them on the map and get alerts

    The collar reports its position every 15 minutes. If something’s wrong, you get a notification on your phone.

Everything you need, nothing in your way

Out of the box, it just works. Advanced options are there when you want them.

  • Satellite and offline maps

    Satellite view to recognise the terrain, plus a map saved on your phone for when you have no signal.

  • Alerts that matter

    Out of zone and back in, no contact, low battery, not moving for hours, and heat stress.

  • Find mode, sound and vibration

    When you’re looking for one, the collar reports every minute. You can also make it beep or vibrate.

  • History and track playback

    See where each animal has been, day by day, and replay its route.

  • Reports and a weekly summary

    Distance, activity, temperature and battery. Export to CSV and get a summary every Monday.

  • Share with the people who help

    Invite family or farm workers by email. They can only look; you choose what they see and until when.

  • Herds

    Group animals into herds, each with its own pasture.

  • Activity and temperature

    See whether an animal is resting, active or on the move, and the temperature at the collar.

  • Weeks of battery

    The app estimates how many days are left before the collar needs charging.

Real screenshots of the app (shown in Spanish; it’s also available in English and Catalan).

Built for the mountains

We design and test it in Andorra, where pastures are high, steep and often out of coverage.

  • NB-IoT mobile network

    It uses the mobile network built for sensors. No antennas or base stations to install.

  • Keeps data without coverage

    With no signal, the collar stores its positions and sends them once it’s back in range.

  • Extra watchful near the edge

    When an animal nears the edge of its pasture or leaves it, the collar reports more often. At night, less often, to save battery.

  • Remote settings and updates

    Collars can be configured and updated remotely, without taking them off the animal.

  • Data kept in Europe

    Your data is stored in the European Union. We don’t sell it or use it for advertising.

  • Made in Andorra

    A small, local project: you talk directly to the people who build it.

Coming later: a virtual fence that warns the animal with sound and vibration as it nears the edge, and an Android app.

We’re looking for farmers for our pilot

We’re testing Mosicu in the Pyrenees. If you keep cows, goats or sheep and would like to try it, tell us a bit about your farm and we’ll get in touch.

  • Real collars on your own animals
  • Help us decide what to improve
  • No commitment

Prefer to email us directly? hola@mosicu.tech

Frequently asked questions

Can I buy it yet?

Not yet. We’re in a pilot phase, testing the collars with farmers. If you’re interested, sign up with the form and we’ll keep you posted.

Which animals is it for?

Cows, goats and sheep. The app takes into account that they move and graze differently.

Do I need to install antennas?

No. The collar uses the NB-IoT mobile network: the same idea as a phone, but designed for low-power sensors.

What about areas with no coverage?

The collar stores its positions and sends them when it gets a signal again. And if your phone has no signal either, the app keeps an offline map of the area.

How long does the battery last?

Weeks, depending on how often it reports. The app estimates the days left. We’re measuring it in the field right now.

Can my family see it too?

Yes. Invite them by email and they’ll see the animals and get the alerts, but they can’t change anything. Share everything, or just one farm or one animal, with an optional end date.

Is it a virtual fence?

Not yet. Today it alerts you when an animal leaves its pasture. We’re working on a virtual fence with sound and vibration.

Does it work on Android?

For now the app is for iPhone. An Android version will follow.

Where is my data stored?

In the European Union (Paris). We don’t sell data or show ads.

Already using the app? Go to the support page