Every horse. Every day.In perfect order.
The records, the diary, the billing and the owners — one quiet system your whole yard runs on. Built for the people the horses rely on.
Free for up to 5 horses · No card, no sales call
Your horses don't care about software. They care that the farrier turns up, the feed changes on time, and the vet gets called before it's serious.
Nothing due gets forgotten
Everyone sees the same day
Owners stop chasing you
The invoice adds itself up
No mock-ups. This is the app.
One horse's full record on the desk, the whole yard on your phone in the feed room. The real screens in the real theme — nothing staged, nothing that only exists on this page.
The full record on the desk, the whole yard in your coat pocket. Same app, same records.
A Tuesday, from first feed to last check.
Nobody's day changes shape. You just stop losing things out of it.
05:52
First light
Kettle on, phone in the other hand. Storm Shadow's farrier is twelve days over, Celestial Arc has dropped weight, the vet's in at half nine. You knew about two of those.
08:15
Mucking out
You note what you can see while you're stood there — bit of heat in the near fore, ate up, turned out with the bay mares. Four taps. On that horse's record for good.
13:40
The day changes
Vet's running late, lorry needs to leave earlier. Change it once. The rider, the groom and the owner all get the new plan without you making three phone calls.
19:30
Lights out
Nothing left in your head, nothing written on the back of your hand. Tomorrow's list is already there, and Mrs Hale's update is drafted and waiting for you to read it.
Four jobs, done properly.
None of it is clever. It's written down once, by whoever was stood there, and it's still there when the vet asks you what you gave him in March.
One page per horse
Vet visits, shoeing, teeth, worming, feed changes, work, papers. Everything that's ever happened to that horse, in the order it happened, on one page you can read on your phone.
Everyone knows their day
Grooms, riders, the freelance who does Thursdays. Each of them opens the app and sees their own jobs — not a group chat with two hundred unread messages in it.
Owners who stop ringing
The week's notes and photos, drafted into an update per owner. You read it, change what you like, send it. They feel looked after; you get your evening back.
Money that adds itself up
Livery, farrier, vet, feed, the bag of carrots — logged against the horse as it happens, then totalled into an invoice. Split between co-owners to the penny if you need it.
Up and running before evening feed.
Put the horses in
Names, ages, owners, whatever you've got to hand. Ten minutes for a small yard. The history can go in later, or never — it starts being useful today.
Add your people
Invite the team and the owners. Each one only sees their part: the groom gets the day's jobs, the owner gets their own horse and nothing else.
Then just log the day
Note things as you go, on your phone, stood in the yard. Reminders, records, invoices and owner updates all build themselves out of that.
Twelve things it keeps track of, so you don't have to.
Your yard stays yours.
Bloodlines, board rates and who's behind on their bill are nobody else's business. Every record is encrypted, visible only to the people you invite, and deleted properly the day you ask.
Give the remembering
to something that never forgets.
Start tonight with the horses in your yard. Free up to eight of them, and nobody will ring you about upgrading.