The product

Every figure on this page came out of a real barn.

Not mockups. These are the dashboards you get after just a few days of ordinary work — each one readable for the whole yard or for a single horse, over a month, a quarter or a year.

Every mare's dates, counted for you

Cover, scan, vaccination, due date. The dates are worked out from the covering and checked against what was actually written down, so a Caslick's nobody opened shows up as a line to answer rather than as something you remember on the way to the lorry.

A foaling timeline for every mare in foal, most urgent first
Scans and vaccinations checked against what was logged, not what was planned
A check that goes overdue says so on the day, not at the next scan

The StudPulse breeding dashboard, showing mares covered, mares in foal, foalings due in the next thirty days, open cycles and conception rate, above a list of overdue checks and a foaling timeline giving each mare's due date and gestation day. — Breeding overview — mares covered, mares in foal, and what is overdue today

The mares tab, listing each pregnancy's milestones in order — twin check, heartbeat, sexing scan, the three EHV-1 vaccinations, Caslick's and the due date — each beside the date it was logged, with one marked thirteen days late. — Pregnancy milestones, mare by mare

A single mare's cycle page, showing gestation day 333, the estimated due date, foal sex still pending a scan and the pregnancy status, beside her early gestation checks and the EHV-1 vaccination protocol with the date each dose was given. — One mare's cycle, and the checks still open on her

Training measured against your own normal

Sessions, hours and intensity — for the whole yard, for one horse or for one rider — and a weekly load chart that compares this week to the range your own yard usually works in, rather than to a textbook. Read it over a month, a quarter or a year.

Weekly load against your barn's own eight-week baseline
Horses not worked recently, lopsided disciplines and load spikes, surfaced for you
A written read of the period, in your language, refreshed daily

The weekly load chart with the barn’s usual range shaded behind the bars, beside breakdowns of sessions by exercise type and by intensity. — Weekly load, disciplines and intensity

The StudPulse training dashboard, showing sessions and hours completed against what was scheduled, average duration, competition results, a written summary of the period and a panel of horses needing attention. — Training dashboard — the overview tab for a mid-sized yard

The horses tab of the training dashboard, ranking every horse in the yard by how many training sessions it has had over the period, longest bar first. — Hours per horse, so the quiet ones are visible

What the yard earns, and what each horse costs

Money in, money out, and what you are still owed. Every horse carries its share of the hay, the wages and the diesel, so cost per horse is a real number rather than a guess.

Cashflow traced from every income source to every cost, down to what is left over
Net profit, what you are owed and what is overdue — for the month, the quarter or the year
Cost per horse, including its share of barn-wide costs
Photograph a receipt and file it in two taps, standing in the yard

A cashflow diagram tracing income from boarding, leases, lessons and facility hire into hay, wages, feed, utilities, bedding and the surplus left over, above a twelve-month chart of money in against expenses with a net line. — Cashflow from income to costs, and twelve months of money in against money out

The StudPulse finance dashboard, showing net profit, money in and out, what you are owed with the overdue share called out and average cost per horse, above an AI summary of the month and panels showing where the money goes and what each horse costs. — Finance dashboard — net profit, what you are owed and what each horse costs

The costs tab on a single horse's page, showing its total cost of ownership including its share of barn-wide costs, the revenue attributed to it and the net, above a breakdown into hay, hard feed, bedding, farrier, routine veterinary care and dentistry. — One horse's costs, including its share of the barn's

Lessons and hires booked, confirmed and paid for

Every booking — a lesson, a hire, a covering slot — in one list, with what has been confirmed, what is still unpaid, and what nobody closed off after the horse went back in its stall. Narrow it to one service to see whether that lesson slot is the one paying for itself.

Bookings, cancellations, money received and money still owed — by month, by quarter or by year
Which services and which instructors are actually filling their hours
Past bookings nobody closed off, listed so they stop quietly going unbilled

A daily bar chart of bookings across the month, beside breakdowns of bookings and revenue by service and of hours booked by instructor. — Bookings over time, by service and by instructor

The StudPulse reservations dashboard, showing bookings, requests awaiting approval, cancellation rate, revenue received and past bookings left open, above a written summary of the month. — Reservations dashboard — a month of bookings, read back to you in words

The whole yard's week, on one screen

Training, farrier, vet, lessons and hires on one calendar, filtered by horse, by person or by arena. The day view puts every resource side by side, so a school booked twice — or a farrier nobody told — shows up before it happens rather than after.

Month, week and day views, filtered by horse, by member or by resource
Every booking blocks what it needs, so an arena cannot be taken twice
Care, training and lessons on one grid instead of three separate lists

The StudPulse calendar in month view, each day carrying its training sessions, care visits and lessons as coloured entries with a count of the rest, above filters for horse, member and resource. — Month view — every horse, every session, in one place

The calendar in day view, showing a single day from six in the morning to eight in the evening with training sessions and care visits laid out in parallel columns, so overlapping bookings are visible at a glance. — Day view — resources side by side, hour by hour

How It Works

From a spoken sentence to a filed record

The gap between noticing something and having it written down is where records get lost. This closes it.

Say it out loud

Talk to your phone with a horse on the end of a rope. "Bella had her wormer today, looked a bit dull."

It files against the right horse

The dose, the observation and the time come out as a treatment and a health note on Bella's record — not a block of text nobody will ever search.

Patterns surfaced, not diagnosed

Three horses noted as dull in the same week is not something anyone spots entry by entry. You get told the pattern is there. What it means is your call, and your vet's.

Ask it later, hand it to your vet

Ask about that horse a month on and the answer comes from the note you made standing in the yard. The whole health history goes to your vet as one record instead of a conversation you half remember.

AI Barn Agent

One question. Every record it needs.

The barn agent answers questions, writes records and reads back what has been logged — across the whole yard, without opening a single screen.

🏋️ Training

You say:

"Suggest a training plan for Ante for the next 2 weeks based on his recent workouts."

Agent:

Reads Ante's last thirty sessions and where they sit against your yard's own baseline, then drafts a fortnight with rest days and a build you can edit. A starting point from your own data, not a prescription.

🌾 Nutrition

You say:

"Analyze Bella's current feeding and suggest adjustments for a high-training cycle."

Agent:

Pulls Bella's feed plan and her weight and condition history, sets them against how hard she has actually been worked, and shows where ration and workload have drifted apart. It adds that a change to her hard feed is a conversation for your vet or nutritionist.

🧬 Breeding

You say:

"Which mares are due to foal this month, and has Bella had her pre-foaling vet check?"

Agent:

Queries active pregnancies, lists due dates, pulls Bella's medical records, and flags that her pre-foaling check is overdue — all in one answer.

Voice mode, on an actual phone

One recording, no cuts: the question is asked out loud in Polish with a horse on the end of a rope, and the answer comes back from the yard's own records.

Press once and talk. There is no wake word and no live call — it records, transcribes, answers, then reads the answer back
Anything filed from a spoken turn is marked as spoken, on the record and in the yard's feed
Ask in any of the nine languages the app speaks, and the answer comes back in the same one

Voice mode on a phone — asking about a colicking horse, spoken in Polish

What an answer actually looks like

Not our description of one. Ask in plain language and the agent reads the records first — the day's bookings, a horse's feed plan, a mare's whole pregnancy — then answers with the dates and figures it actually found.

It reads the records before it answers, and names what it found there
An odd number is flagged as odd — including when the likeliest cause is a mistyped record
Where a judgement belongs to your vet, it says so instead of making it

The Ask StudPulse AI panel answering "what for today?" with the day's one confirmed lesson and a note that nothing else is scheduled, then answering "on tomorrow" with a full training day listed hour by hour, each line naming the horses and the type of work. — Ask what is on today, and tomorrow — straight from the calendar

The agent answering "check Antek's diet" with his standing ration as a table of feeds, amounts per feeding and daily totals, then flagging a fall from 506 to 451 kilograms in a week and saying it would want current weight and body condition confirmed before suggesting any change to his hard feed. — A feed plan read back, with a weight drop flagged against it

The agent answering "How is Zorza doing?" with her due date six days away, her day-300 check, the completed three-dose EHV-1 course and the colt identified at the day-60 scan, then flagging that a Caslick suture planned for day 320 has no record of being carried out and asking that it be confirmed with the vet. — A mare's whole pregnancy — and the one thing to take to your vet

Why It's Different

Not a Chatbot. An Expert System.

Plenty of barn software has added a chat box. StudPulse answers from your own records and a curated equine reference — and tells you to call the vet when that is the right answer.

32 chapters of curated equine reference

30 things it can look up or record for you

9 languages it understands and answers in

📖

Two Sources, One Answer

Answers draw on your own records and on a curated equine reference covering biology, nutrition, health, breeding, foaling and training — searched by meaning rather than keywords.

🔍

It Reads Before It Answers

The agent is not allowed to answer about your yard from memory. It reads your records first, every time — and when a record has no notes it says so instead of filling the gap.

🚨

It Knows When to Escalate

Colic, dystocia, acute lameness, severe bleeding or respiratory distress raise an emergency alert before anything else. Any clinical judgement carries the caveat a good vet would give: this needs a physical examination.

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It Remembers

Conversations are stored durably, not in a browser tab. The agent can search what you discussed weeks ago, so context carries from one day to the next.

🎯

It Says What It Cannot Do

It will not pick a stallion for your mare, calculate an inbreeding coefficient or score a pairing. There is no genetic model behind it, and it tells you so rather than guessing. It holds the pedigrees, the past coverings and which mares held — the decision stays yours.

🛡️

Your Data Is Not Training Data

Vet records, owner names and staff notes go only to providers that do not retain or train on them. Each capability — conversation, speech, search — is routed separately, so there is no single vendor holding your yard.

Features

Everything a Working Yard Runs On

Breeding, boarding, schooling and the money — built for yards that do more than one of them.

🧬

Breeding & Pregnancy Tracking

Mare cycles, coverings, pregnancies, ultrasounds and reproductive exams in one place. The agent works out due dates from the cover date and flags overdue mares and missed checks.

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Smart Scheduling

Recurring events for farrier, dental and vaccination visits, resource-aware booking that will not double-book an arena or an instructor, and push reminders 24 hours and 1 hour before.

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Boarding & Leases

Stalls, stables and lease arrangements — full, half or quarter — with automatic notifications to the rider on the lease.

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Feed Management

Set a feeding plan per horse — portion and frequency — log rations by voice, and tie nutrition to biometric trends so you can see whether a change is working.

📆

Booking System

Clients browse your public profile and book services themselves. Set the times you will take and the resources each service needs, and let the confirmations go out on their own.

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Competition & Sales Records

Log show results and sales against the horse they belong to, so a horse's competition record and commercial history sit with its health and training history.

📎

Documents & Attachments

Attach scans, lab results, invoices and photos to the event they belong to, so the paperwork lives with the record instead of in somebody's inbox.

👤

One Yard, Different Access

Everyone sees what they need and nothing they should not. Roles are enforced on the server, and the AI agent hands restricted roles a read-only set of tools.

Owner / Admin
Barn Staff
Instructor
Vet
Client / Rider

Pricing

One Axis: How Many Horses

The free plan runs the yard. Every paid plan adds the business — all of it, at any size.

How many horses are in your yard? 24

plan for 24 horses

€150.50 / month, net

that is €6.27 per horse

Pay annually — 20% cheaper Start free trial

The same curve, as a table

Horses	Per month, net	Per year, net (20% off)	Per horse
5	€35	€336	€7
10	€69	€662.40	€6.90
20	€128.50	€1,233.60	€6.43
40	€232.50	€2,232	€5.81
50	€277	€2,659.20	€5.54
60 or more	individual quote

Free for up to 2 horses, forever

Health, care & feeding records
Training log
Breeding & foaling
Stables, stalls & calendar
Finance & cost per horse
Voice logging & AI agent, with a monthly allowance
Unlimited users
Directory listing

Every paid plan adds, at every size

Services & online booking
Booking from your directory listing
Bookable arenas, horses & instructors
Pre-paid passes
Boarding agreements, billed monthly
Horse leases
Online payments via Stripe
AI with no monthly cap

30 days free on every paid plan — no card required

Prices are net of VAT. Every paid size includes both lists in full; the price follows your horse count, so it moves with your yard instead of jumping between bands.

Ask your barn anything.

Every figure on this page came out of a real barn.

Every mare's dates, counted for you

Training measured against your own normal

What the yard earns, and what each horse costs

Lessons and hires booked, confirmed and paid for

The whole yard's week, on one screen

From a spoken sentence to a filed record

Say it out loud

It files against the right horse

Patterns surfaced, not diagnosed

Ask it later, hand it to your vet

One question. Every record it needs.

Voice mode, on an actual phone

What an answer actually looks like

Not a Chatbot. An Expert System.

Two Sources, One Answer

It Reads Before It Answers

It Knows When to Escalate

It Remembers

It Says What It Cannot Do

Your Data Is Not Training Data

Everything a Working Yard Runs On

Breeding & Pregnancy Tracking

Smart Scheduling

Boarding & Leases

Feed Management

Booking System

Competition & Sales Records

Documents & Attachments

One Yard, Different Access

One Axis: How Many Horses

The same curve, as a table

Free for up to 2 horses, forever

Every paid plan adds, at every size

Start with two horses, free.