What's new in Horsey

Our AI Assistant is now generally available! Ask questions about your stable, find horses, check inventory, and even ask it to tell an equestrian joke. Designed to help you navigate and manage daily stable operations through natural language.

Android users now automatically receive an in-app prompt when a new version is available in the Google Play Store. We have also refined mobile navigation with smoother hardware and header back-button handling.

Generate and print clear stall cards for your horses featuring emergency contacts, feeding regimens, and unique QR codes. Access permissions are strictly enforced—horse-specific members scanning a stall QR code will receive clear feedback if they do not have permission to view that horse.

Upgraded pricing plans (Shetland, Fjord, Mustang) with transparent feature comparisons, along with real-time limit indicators and guards across horses, inventory, contacts, and locations.

Visualize inventory consumption over time with interactive time-series charts. Switch between bar and cumulative line graphs, inspect key usage metrics, and filter by custom date ranges.

Personalize your workspace with custom themes. Choose from 8 accent color palettes and 5 surface backgrounds directly from the user profile menu alongside light and dark mode.

Revamped stable dashboard with enhanced weather safety cards, quick stats overview, and direct access to blanket advice and fructan risk drawers.

Create new records quickly using slide-out drawers without navigating away from the current page. Available across horses, activities, training logs, riders, contacts, locations, finances, medication, and inventory.

Overhauled recurrence rules (RRULE) for repeating activities and appointments, providing more flexible recurrence patterns and smooth calendar integration.

You can now sign in quickly and securely with your Facebook account in addition to Google and email.

Stable owners and co-owners can now invite people to securely view one specific horse and its related records without granting access to the rest of the stable.

Every horse now has a dedicated dashboard with health and status information, upcoming care, weekly training, active medication, and a filterable timeline.

Notes have evolved into activities. Activities can now become actionable tasks and be assigned to a stable member for clear responsibility.

Medicines can now be managed in inventory and used to plan dosages and treatment schedules for individual horses. Medication management is available on the free plan.

Automatic Mud Alert for wet pastures (3-day rain > 10mm) and Frozen Arena Alert for cold, damp nights to prevent riding on frozen ground.

Heat Index colic and dehydration warnings integrated directly into workout plans when planning training logs on hot days.

UV Index sunburn warnings, horseflies activity forecasts, and astronomical Sunrise/Sunset daylight hours displayed directly on the dashboard.

Smart Blanket Advice based on real-time weather and temperature data

Fructan Risk tracker to monitor pasture fructan levels and protect horses

We are live on the Google Play Store for Android devices

A calendar has been added to manage and view stable events

A way to track what is lent out to whom

Training logs for horse and rider

Gallery for horse and rider

Multi-tenancy has been added to the application, so stables can invite other users to their stable with different roles

A medical passport has been added for the horses by way of a timeline

A printable stable card with a QR code has been added for the horses

Inventory activities are now displayed on the dashboard

Inventory has been added to help you manage your inventory

AI Assistant has been added to help you with your tasks (experimental)

Global activities are available

Pinned activities are now displayed on the dashboard

Rider activities can now be added via the Riders page

Location activities can now be added via the Locations page

Introduced Locations

Improve SEO for better search engine visibility and to compete with other platforms

Added versioning in the footer to see what version is deployed

Contact activities can now be added via the Contacts page

Contacts have been added to manage your list of contacts

Horse activities can now be added via the Horses page

Introduced activities that can be used at a global level or scoped to a specific entity

Various UI and UX changes to make the app more consistent across all pages

Lists now contain a search field and also a dropdown on some of the columns

Two extra fields for the sorting with regards to the tournament were added

The theme can now be manually switched between light and dark mode

A dashboard has been added to give an overview of your stable

Avatar upload for horses has been added

Document upload has been added

Status and health for horses has been added

Identification for horses has been added

The option to select horse colors has been added

Options in dropdowns are now translated, and the language is remembered

A payment system has been implemented for tournament participation fees

People can now register for tournaments

Participants can now manage their horses

Participants can now manage their riders

Stables can create and manage trails related to their tournaments

Stables can create and manage tournaments

Ability to re-order rows in the overview screen. Also improved the visibility of participants that jump many times.

Added drag and drop support for uploading files.

You can save and reset settings.

You can now choose a column to sort on, instead of the index of the rows.

The application is now fully covered by automated end-to-end test to reduce regression.

Two charts have been added on the download page.

You can now toggle if you want to create lists where every horse jumps twice.

You can now toggle if you want a strict check on the rider names.

You can now toggle if there are headings in the Excel file.

You can now choose the columns to use for the riders, horses and, if needed, the trails.

A settings page is added, where you are able to adjust how the application behaves.

The idea was transformed into a web application, in the hope of helping other volunteers to sort their lists. The first version is live and ready to be used.

A rider can now jump as many times as they want and the second jump is taken into account, and we can spot issues. The complexity of the algorithm is reduced significantly.

It can only go up to 5 jumps for one rider and also ignores the second jump with the same horse

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