We’ve been clocking up thousands of kilometers this past week doing what we love best: getting out on the ground and catching up with you in person.
It’s been a massive run across Australia and New Zealand - from kitchen table chats in Canterbury and touring through the WA wheatbelt, to today’s lunch event in Blampied and the SWS Merino field days in Harden, NSW. Connecting with hundreds of current (and soon-to-be) Mobblers on your home turf always gives us the best energy and feedback.
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Following several integration releases and feature upgrades, you’re invited to join our free live webinar.
Whether you’re a long-time Mobbler or just exploring the platform, this session will cover a complete overview of the platform, setup best practices and a Q&A. If you can’t make the live session, register anyway and we’ll send you the recording.
When: Tuesday, 8 September 2026
Time: 1:00 PM AEST / 3:00 PM NZST
Register here
Some companies might regard constructive (or negative) customer feedback as a pain in the proverbial. But since day one, Mobble has welcomed Farmer feedback - it’s the entire premise Mobble has been built on - we’re built by farmers, for farmers. So it actually fills us with joy when customers make the effort to reach out to us with pain points in their Mobble experience - it’s an opportunity for Mobble to grow and improve.
A tireless Mobbler recently vented their frustration about the glitchy drag-and-drop mob moves on Android. There were multiple issues with how this feature actually performed, and our dev team has smoothed out the feature, and improved it on multiple fronts. This isn’t an earth-shattering improvement, nor do they all need to be, but it’s about making things easier for the dedicated Mobblers, for the future Mobblers and for the farmers out there.
If you’re on Android, you’ll hopefully enjoy a much nicer experience when moving your mobs around your property.
If you’re a Mobbler - with good or bad feedback - we’d love to hear from you.
Back in 2018, Ben & Esther Creek (who run a sheep, cattle, and cropping operation in WA) became Mobble’s very first paying members. Nearly a decade later, they’re still with us.
When we announced our recent WA roadshow, Ben reached out and offered to host a demo right on their farm. Jack and James headed over to the Creeks' property in late August for a great catch-up and demo with local growers. Real-world connections like these are the exact reason we built Mobble.