Get started with Genemap.
From sign-up to ranked catalogue in five minutes. No genotyping data required to start; the platform works with whatever data you have today and gets sharper as you add more.
Create your account.
Email + password. No card required for the 14-day trial. Your account is yours — your data isn't shared, sold, or used to train any model published outside your account.
Tell us where you operate.
Pick your country and the town nearest to you. Pick your species (beef or sheep) and your production system. Genemap configures the rest automatically:
- Currency & units derived from your country (with override).
- Climate source wired to your country's national meteorology service.
- Market price feed pulled overnight from your country's source (USDA, MLA, AHDB, etc.).
- Breed evaluations read natively (BREEDPLAN, IGS, ICBF, NAV, etc.) or via the AI translator.
- Carcase grading scheme matched to your country (MSA, USDA, EUROP, KAPE, Klass+Vikt etc.).
Build your farm profile.
The seven inputs that drive your bioeconomic weights: breeding system, calving time, joining length, retention rate, finishing percentage, target grid, and gross margin per head. Skip any you don't know — the engine works at any stage and gets sharper as you fill more in.
Upload a catalogue.
Drop in any sale catalogue — your country's breed-society EBV/EPD/ASBV format, or any long-tail format the AI translator can read. The engine ranks every animal against your per-farm weights and shows you the dollar value of each one to your specific operation.
Use the bid advisor.
On sale day, open the bid advisor on your phone. Per-lot bid ceilings calculated live from your operation's economics, against today's market prices wired in overnight. Walk the catalogue against your budget; bid with conviction.
Close the loop on your slaughter results.
Upload your processor kill report. The engine matches outcomes back to your animals via EID, calibrates your per-trait weights against what actually paid on your farm, and recomputes your rankings. The longer you use Genemap, the more your numbers come from your own data, not industry defaults.