Owners keep their records
A horse's history stays with the people responsible for it, and every plan can export its data.
About
EquusNET is built by its founder, drawing on years in yards and a background in software and engineering, to give livery yards and horse owners one reliable place to run the day.
Running a livery yard means feeds, turnout, rugs, farrier visits, arena bookings and a list of extras, and then working out who owes what at the end of the month. Too often that lives on a whiteboard, in a notebook and across a dozen group chats.
EquusNET puts it in one place. The yard, its staff and its owners share one current view of the horses, the work, the facilities and the charges, and each person sees only what they should.
Owners can start free and keep their own horse records, whether or not their yard uses EquusNET yet.
A horse's history stays with the people responsible for it, and every plan can export its data.
Yards pay a flat subscription. EquusNET takes no percentage of what you charge your owners.
Access follows roles. Owners never see each other's charges, and every yard is kept separate.
EquusNET is in development. To hear when it opens, or to ask a question, use the Waitlist page. You can also email us at hello@equusnet.com.
EquusNET is opening to invited beta testers, free. Join the beta and we'll be in touch.
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