One place for your horse
Who they are, what they eat, who shod them, what the vet said, where their papers are. All in one place instead of spread across texts, whiteboards and three different notebooks.
For owners, trainers and barn staff
See how your horse's day went, what the barn still needs to do, and how they are coming along. Say it out loud and it gets written down for you.
Our short film is being made — it will play here.
Who they are, what they eat, who shod them, what the vet said, where their papers are. All in one place instead of spread across texts, whiteboards and three different notebooks.
Feeding, turnout, medication, farrier and vet visits, laid out for the day. Everyone can see what to do and what is already done.
Plain signals on health, work and progress over time, so you notice a change early instead of the week it becomes a problem.
It puts numbers on what a good trainer already feels, so you can act on it sooner and prove it later.
We keep a record of how your horse moves, and compare today against their own past — not against an average. Small changes in gait and evenness show up early, so you can adjust the work before it becomes a problem.
We lay your horse's movement over the same measurements taken from elite championship horses. It shows you where the difference actually is, so you know what to work on rather than guessing.
No sensors on the horse — just video. It picks up unevenness too small to see, often before it turns into a lameness you would notice. It puts a number on what a good trainer already feels.
We are building the largest record of how horses actually move and how they are bred. Match a pedigree against real performance, from conception to the show pen, instead of relying on reputation.
If you can run a barn, you can run this. Nothing to learn, nothing to set up.