Everything about your horse, in one place.
Passport, health, farrier, feed and every ride. Hoofiness keeps the record together — the vaccination dates that decide whether you can compete, the farrier cycle, what they are fed and by whom, and how the lump on their hock has changed since Tuesday. It works offline, because yards do.
The record, and what you do with it
The passport and the paperwork, every professional who touches them, what they are fed and by whom, how they are working, and how they are changing.
The equine passport
Every field of the legal passport, recorded and searchable — and a photograph of the passport itself, so the paperwork is on your phone when the original is in the yard office.
- UELN, microchip number, silhouette and markings, breed, colour, sex, date of birth and country of origin
- Food chain declaration status kept front and centre, with the date it was signed — a horse signed out of the human food chain changes which medications a vet can give
- Photograph the passport itself and keep it with the record
- Ownership and loan history, with the date each change was registered
- A printable identity card for a competition, a new yard, or an emergency
Vaccinations that decide whether you can compete
Flu and tetanus recorded as courses, not one-off dates — because a booster given a day late can cost you the entry.
- Primary, secondary, first booster then annual, with each interval checked
- Competition compliance as a plain answer: eligible or not, and the date it lapses
- Affiliated bodies each want a different interval — the rule that applies to you, not a generic one
- Warnings before the deadline, not after: a heads-up a week out and a nudge on the day
- Batch numbers, the vet who gave it, and the page of the passport it was written on
Health records that travel to the vet
Every professional visit in one timeline, and a summary you can hand over at the end of it.
- Every record type — vaccinations, worming, dental, farrier, vet visits, physiotherapy, saddle fitting, medications and anything else, each with date, product, batch, practitioner and notes
- Photograph a vaccination card or vet letter and have the records read out of it, for you to check before saving
- One-tap health summary PDF — identity, microchip, weight and condition, allergies, vaccination history, current medications and the symptom diary with photos
- Built on the phone, works offline, and free for everyone
- A due strip at the top of the screen: what is overdue, and what is coming
Farrier, dentist and the cycles that slip
It is the overlap between professionals that gets missed, so every cycle lands in one list.
- Farrier cycle — shod or barefoot, the interval that suits this horse, and the next date calculated from the last visit rather than guessed
- Dentist, physio, saddle fitter and back specialist, each on its own cycle with its own reminder
- Parasite management — faecal egg counts, tapeworm tests, treatments and their active ingredients in one timeline
- Reminders for the testing and treatment plan you agreed with your vet or SQP
- A single "what's due" view across every professional
Every ride, recorded
Workload you can actually see — the build-up before a competition, and the gap after a lay-off.
- Log a session — schooling, hacking, jumping, lesson, competition, lunging, in-hand or turnout
- GPS-tracked hacks with route map, distance, duration and pace, recording with the phone in your pocket and the screen off
- How it went — a note, how the horse felt, the surface, who rode
- Workload charted over time
- Photographs from the ride, attached to the session and to the horse's album
Competitions
The season's record in one place, next to the vaccination compliance that governs it.
- Results — date, venue, discipline, class, placing, score or time
- The judge's sheet photographed and kept with the result
- Affiliations and points, per body
- Entries and qualification dates alongside vaccination compliance
Weight, condition and growth
A trend matters more than a number, so every reading is charted and every chart reaches the vet.
- Weigh tape and scale readings charted over time, with the change since the last reading
- Body condition score on a guided picker, charted like any other measurement
- Height, girth and any custom measurement you want to follow
- Everything appears on the vet summary
Feed and supplements
What they actually get, in the portion actually used — visible to whoever is doing the feed.
- A feed library per horse — hard feed, forage, balancer, supplements, with brand, form and portion
- Log a feed in one tap, stamped with who did it and when
- Favourites and avoids, flagged so anyone helping out knows what they love and what to keep away from
- Allergies and intolerances sit directly under the passport, severe ones in red, where a groom or a sharer cannot miss them
Medications and the dose log
A shared log, so nobody double-doses a bute.
- Courses with a proper schedule — dose, frequency, start and end, ongoing or fixed
- Tick each dose off as it is given, stamped "Given 07:15 · Sarah"
- Reminders that fire whether the app is open or not, and survive a reboot
- Mark a dose as given straight from the notification
- Everyone with access sees the same log, live
The symptom diary
A lump, a splint, a mud fever patch, a hoof abscess — followed over weeks, in photographs.
- Title, location on the body, status, and when it started
- A dated photo timeline with an optional measurement, so a vet can see how it has changed rather than take your word for it
- Resolved entries stay, dimmed, because the history is the point
Documents and photographs
The folder in the tack room, filed by category and carried in your pocket.
- Passport scans, insurance policies, loan and share agreements, vet letters, X-rays, receipts and competition records
- Photograph it or attach a file, PDF or image
- An album per horse, plus every photo already in the app — diary photos, documents, ride photographs — in one place
Everyone who looks after them
A sharer, a loaner, a groom, a friend doing the Thursday turnout — each seeing exactly what you chose.
- Share a horse and choose exactly what each person sees
- Roles that mean something — view-only, or able to log the areas you tick, with a label they choose like "Sharer" or "Yard staff"
- They can add to the record and never rewrite it — a sharer logs the feed and the ride; they cannot erase what you wrote
- Stop sharing and access ends immediately, without losing anything either of you recorded
- Every rule is enforced in the database, not hidden in the app
Costs
What this horse actually costs, logged as it happens rather than reconstructed in January.
- Livery, farrier, feed, insurance, vet, lessons, competition entries and transport
- Monthly and annual totals, per horse
- Receipts photographed and filed against the entry
In loving memory
When a horse dies, the profile becomes a quiet keepsake.
- The years shared, a timeline of photographs, and a printable memory book
- Every reminder stops immediately, and nothing is ever deleted
- Always free, even if a subscription lapses
It works where horses are
Yards have no signal. Hoofiness does not care.
- Offline-first — everything is written to your phone first
- Syncs when it can, so everyone involved sees the same record
- Cloud backup, so a lost phone is not a lost history
Bramble
Health
Overdue & upcoming
Equine flu booster
4 daysFaecal egg count
3 weeks2026
Equine influenza
12 Aug · batch A21447 · N. Reed MRCVS
Dental rasp
2 Jun · S. Whitcombe BAEDT
Lameness workup
18 Apr · near-fore, nerve blocks
Illustrative preview — real screenshots at launch.
One tap, and the whole history is a PDF.
Identity, microchip, weight and body condition, allergies, vaccination history, current medications, and the symptom diary with its photographs embedded. Built on your phone, so it works in a yard with no signal — and free for everyone, on every plan, forever.
- Print it, email it, or hand the phone over
- Photographs of a lump or a wound, dated, in the document itself
- The trend on every measurement, not just the latest number
- Nothing to set up — it is built from what you already recorded
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