Built on the Station.
Designed for the Bush.

Modernising Bore Run Reporting for Remote Cattle Stations

Stationly is a practical digital reporting platform designed to simplify bore checks, water infrastructure monitoring, livestock observations, and operational reporting across Australia's remote pastoral industry.

Created from real-world station experience, Stationly helps teams move beyond paper-based reporting and improve visibility across day-to-day operations.

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The Problem with Traditional Bore Reporting

Across many cattle stations, critical operational information is still recorded using notebooks, paper forms, radios, text messages, and verbal communication.

While these methods have served the industry for decades, they can create challenges including:

  • Delayed reporting of issues

  • Inconsistent record keeping

  • Limited visibility for managers

  • Lost or incomplete information

  • Difficulty tracking maintenance history

  • Slower response times to infrastructure problems

When water infrastructure is the lifeline of a station, access to timely and reliable information matters.

introducing stationly

Stationly is being developed to provide a simple, practical way to capture and share operational information from the field.

Designed specifically for remote pastoral businesses, Stationly aims to support:

  • Capture observations from bores, troughs, tanks and pipelines.

  • Record cattle observations and operational notes in the paddock

  • Identify and communicate infrastructure issues faster.

  • Provide station managers with greater visibility across operations.

  • Turn daily observations into actionable information.

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Built for the Realities of Remote Australia

Unlike generic reporting tools, Stationly has been designed with an understanding of the unique challenges faced by remote cattle operations.

✔ Built from industry experience

✔ Designed for practical field use

✔ Focused on simplicity and usability

✔ Developed with producer needs in mind

✔ Supporting the future of digital agriculture

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Meet the Founder

Stationly was developed by Kelly Shotton, an AgriFutures Rural Women's Award Northern Territory Winner with firsthand experience working in remote pastoral operations.

Built from the challenges faced on station every day, Stationaly is focused on creating practical solutions that work in the field — not just in theory.

Award-Winning Founder

  • AgriFutures Rural Women's Award State Winner

  • Experienced agricultural professional

  • Passionate advocate for innovation in regional Australia

Read Kelly's Story
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Creating Momentum Across the Industry

As an emerging AgTech startup, Stationly has attracted growing attention from industry stakeholders, media, and innovation networks.

Recognition through the AgriFutures Rural Women's Award has helped highlight the importance of practical technology solutions developed by and for Australian producers.

Media enquiries, partnership opportunities, and speaking engagements are welcomed.

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Help Shape the Future of Station Reporting

Stationly is currently engaging with producers, station managers, industry partners, investors, and early adopters as development continues.

If you'd like to stay informed, explore pilot opportunities, or discuss potential partnerships, we'd love to hear from you.

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