For investors
Reproductive intelligence for Latin American herds.
RUMAI uses each cow's own history to tell the producer which cows to watch for heat and when calving is due. It starts with a phone and the records a farm already keeps. Sensors make it better; they are never required.
The problem
A producer cannot be everywhere or remember everything. The pattern that matters, a cow that is past her heat watch window with no heat recorded, only shows when a herd's history is crossed with what happened this week. Missed heats lengthen the time between calves.
The gap in the market
Management software is becoming free
Herd records and traceability are saturated in Spain and Latin America, and states now give traceability away. Argentina created TRAZA in July 2026 (Resolution 117/2026).
InfobaeIntelligence today is tied to hardware
Well-funded players sell their own devices. Halter raised USD 220M at a USD 2B valuation in March 2026. Most of them are built for dairy parlours, which extensive beef and dual-purpose herds in Latin America do not have.
Business WireNobody flags heat-watch windows without a device
A deliberate search found no software positioned on heat detection and prediction without wearables, boluses or special equipment. A gap is not a proven market; it means nobody is telling this story yet.
Frontiers in Veterinary ScienceThe product
An Android app, offline-first, in Spanish for Latin American producers. Every prediction shows its evidence and how sure it is.
What RUMAI is, and is not
Team
Antony Giomar
Angie Hernández
Alexramon Vílchez
Where we are going
Now
Beta with producers in Nicaragua.
Next
Heat watch windows and calving forecasts for every cow, across Central America.
Later
Any sensor, from any vendor, adds evidence to the same intelligence.
Talk to us
We share our deck on request.