April 8, 2026 Snapshot

Pecus platform is stable on backend and web, while mobile has moved from layout work into a functional app shell with real livestock workflows.

This report captures the latest delivery state across the project, with emphasis on the new mobile work added during the April cycle. The biggest shift since the earlier reports is that the React Native app is no longer just a plan: authentication, permissions, offline state, settings, navigation, dashboard, QR scanning, photo capture, and a broad livestock workflow are now present in the codebase.

Backend and web foundation remain production-ready
Mobile livestock is the leading implemented module
Other mobile modules are scaffolded and route-ready
Back to Progress Dashboard View Milestones March 6 Report February 6 Report
Mobile Screens
22
Screen files currently present in the React Native app.
Livestock Screens
14
The deepest mobile workflow area so far, covering operations and detail views.
Service Clients
13
Mobile service files wired for auth, tenant, livestock, crop, task, finance, CRM, traceability, sync, analytics, inventory, and veterinary data.
Reusable Components
26
Shared mobile UI, forms, charts, offline indicators, and common utility components.
Executive Summary
The project now has a clear split: backend and web coverage are mature, and mobile has crossed from setup into usable feature delivery.
April delivery is materially ahead of March mobile status

What is complete and stable

  • Core SaaS architecture, multi-tenant backend services, deployment assets, and web coverage remain in place across the major ERP domains.
  • Responsive web support, operational dashboards, domain modules, and documented API coverage are already well represented throughout the repository.
  • The mobile app now boots cleanly through a real Expo and TypeScript structure instead of a documentation-only placeholder.

What is newly visible in April

  • Secure auth bootstrap with stored token recovery, tenant header setup, logout, and refresh-token support.
  • Bottom-tab mobile shell plus nested navigators for livestock, tasks, finance, crop, veterinary, inventory, CRM, traceability, and settings.
  • Offline awareness with banner, sync indicator, pending-change tracking, and auto-sync when the device comes back online.
  • A substantial livestock workflow including animals, herds, health, breeding, feeding, production, transactions, births, weight tracking, and QR lookup.
Platform Progress Breakdown
This is the practical delivery view for April 8, focused on what is working now versus what is scaffolded for the next phase.
Status based on current repository contents

Backend and Web Platform

The established platform remains the strongest part of the project and continues to cover the full farm ERP scope.

  • Microservice-based business domains remain present for auth, tenants, livestock, crops, inventory, tasks, finance, CRM, traceability, AI, sync, and veterinary operations.
  • Project documentation indicates broad endpoint and module coverage, deployment readiness, and responsive web delivery.
  • The current mobile work builds on an already mature backend rather than creating parallel isolated logic.

Mobile App Foundation

The React Native app now has enough structure to be treated as an active product stream, not just a future plan.

  • Expo 52 and React Native 0.76 setup with TypeScript, linting, tests, and modular project structure.
  • Navigation container with auth gating, main tabs, nested stacks, and role-aware module access.
  • Persistent settings, theme support, language bootstrapping, secure token storage, and API interceptors.

Mobile Livestock Delivery

Livestock is the most advanced mobile module and is already shaped like a usable operational workflow.

  • Animal list and detail views, herd list and detail views, animal form, and livestock dashboard.
  • Dedicated screens for health records, breeding, feeding, production, transactions, births, and weight tracking.
  • QR scanning to jump from a tag or code to animal detail, plus photo capture and gallery upload support.

Mobile Expansion Readiness

The next mobile modules are already staged through routing, permissions, and service layers even where UI depth is still pending.

  • Crop, veterinary, inventory, finance, CRM, traceability, and task areas all have navigator stacks wired in.
  • Shared service clients already exist for those domains, reducing the amount of repeated work for deeper screens.
  • Placeholder screens clearly mark unfinished surfaces instead of leaving routing gaps or broken navigation.
Mobile Features Added
These are the concrete mobile capabilities visible in the current codebase and suitable to call out in the April 8 status file.
Implemented mobile work

App Shell and Navigation

The app opens through a proper authenticated shell and is organized into reusable route stacks.

  • Auth flow with login, register, and forgot-password screens.
  • Main tab experience with Dashboard, Livestock, Tasks, Finance, and More.
  • Nested navigators for crop, veterinary, inventory, CRM, traceability, settings, and core stacks.
  • Offline banner and sync indicator integrated into the main app navigation wrapper.

Security, Identity, and Tenant Context

Mobile authentication follows the same direction as the web app instead of relying on temporary local-only state.

  • Stored token recovery during app boot and cleanup on invalid sessions.
  • Authorization header injection through mobile API interceptors.
  • Tenant header setup after login for multi-tenant API requests.
  • Permission helpers to gate views and module access based on user rights.

Offline, Sync, and Device-Aware UX

Mobile now includes the practical foundations needed for field use where connectivity may be unstable.

  • Online and offline state tracking via network monitoring hooks.
  • Pending-change counter, last-sync tracking, and reconnect-triggered sync behavior.
  • Camera-based QR scanning for livestock lookup.
  • Camera and gallery image selection component for form-driven field data capture.

Settings and Localization

Administrative polish has started, not just business data entry screens.

  • Settings screen with dark mode, notifications, and offline-mode preferences.
  • Profile editing flow in the settings area.
  • Internationalization bootstrapped with English and Arabic locale files.
  • Persisted language loading so device or stored preference can drive the app language.
Module Status Matrix
This table is intentionally direct: it shows what is already usable, what is strong but still growing, and what is scaffolded for the next build-out.
Honest delivery split
Area Status April 8 Position
Backend platform and web coverage Stable Core ERP services, domain documentation, and responsive web delivery remain the most mature layer of the product.
Mobile app shell Implemented Expo app, boot sequence, auth gating, tabs, nested stacks, common UI layer, and service structure are in place.
Mobile auth, tenant, and permissions Strong Token persistence, login bootstrap, tenant headers, and permission-based module filtering are coded and connected.
Mobile livestock workflows Strong This is the lead domain for mobile and includes the most complete operational screen set in the app.
Mobile offline and sync UX In progress Connectivity state, banners, sync indicators, and reconnect sync flow are present; deeper conflict workflows can be expanded next.
Mobile crop, inventory, tasks, finance, CRM, veterinary, traceability Scaffolded These modules already have navigation and service layers, but their screen depth is still mostly placeholder-driven.
Mobile settings extras Partially implemented Settings and profile are real screens; language and about routes still resolve to placeholder screens.
Progress Since the March Report
The March dashboard still described mobile as early layout and structuring work. The current repository shows a much more advanced position.
Most visible delta: mobile execution
From
Layout phase
Earlier status messaging framed mobile as largely structural groundwork.
To
Working shell
The app now has navigation, auth bootstrap, settings, permissions, offline handling, and dashboard behavior.
Lead domain
Livestock
Animal, herd, health, feeding, breeding, production, transaction, birth, weight, and QR flows are represented on mobile.
Expansion state
Ready to deepen
Seven additional mobile business modules are routed and service-backed, which lowers the cost of the next implementation wave.
Recommended Next Build Focus
These are the most logical next steps if the goal is to turn the mobile app from a strong shell into end-to-end field operations coverage.
Next phase

Finish the next real mobile modules

The biggest leverage is to replace placeholder screens in crop, inventory, tasks, and finance with usable list-detail-form flows.

  • Crop and field operations
  • Task execution and time capture
  • Inventory transactions and scanning

Deepen field-device workflows

Mobile value increases sharply when device-native features move from prepared to fully active.

  • Complete traceability QR generation and scan journeys
  • Promote more media capture into operational forms
  • Extend offline conflict handling and local queue visibility

Close settings and profile gaps

Small polish tasks can remove remaining placeholder impressions from the settings area.

  • Finish language screen UI
  • Add real about and support surfaces
  • Expand profile and account management options

Keep parity with the web platform

The app already mirrors the web architecture direction; the next step is feature parity in the highest-value business flows.

  • Reuse permissions and service contracts consistently
  • Prioritize workflows used in the field first
  • Validate each new screen against existing backend endpoints
Prepared for the April 8, 2026 progress snapshot. This page reflects the current repository state, with special emphasis on newly added mobile delivery work.