By invitation, for now

Run your stable from the barn aisle.

Crew hours, work-trade, chores and receipts, sorted on your phone while you're still with the horses. Built alongside working stables. Opening to a few more.

No card. Nothing to install. Free while we build it with the stables using it.

The way it is now

Somebody's hours are on the whiteboard. Somebody else's are in a text. Payday is a guess.
I moved the lesson to five and posted it on Facebook. Half of them still showed up at four.
Our website is from 2014. People find us through a friend, or they don't find us.
Trail rides live in my head. If I'm sick, they don't happen.

Most stables run on a whiteboard, a group text and a Facebook page. It works until it doesn't. That's the job we're doing.

Working today

In use at working stables, every day.

Not a demo. These are the screens real barns run on right now.

Work-trade

Some riders pay cash. Some work it off.

The app keeps track of both. Board, hours worked, the feed-store receipt: it does the maths and shows every step, so nobody has to remember who owes what.

A teenager mucking out a stall while a bay horse watches from the next one
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History
CurrentPast monthsBanked
September18 days in
Board$650.00
Worked 18.5 h × $20−$370.00
Feed store receipt−$86.40
Left to pay$193.60

2.5 h more and it's covered.

Banked timeCarries into October+4.0 h

Crew

Crew clock in on their phone. You approve on yours.

Hours land as they happen, with a note on what got done. Approve them from the barn aisle, and payday stops being a guess.

A man in a work jacket checking his phone in a barn doorway at the end of the day
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Crew
Awaiting approvalCrewAll logs
RileyPaddocks and water3 h 15 mApprove
CaseyMucked six stalls, turnout2 h 40 m Approved
MorganNorth fence line4 h 00 mApprove

Jobs and chores

Post a job. Say what it's worth and when it's due.

Crew claim it from their phone. If it isn't done in time, it goes back on the board for someone else. Chores come round on their own, and you can see who actually did them.

Two people loading hay bales into the back of a pickup outside a barn
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Job Board
OpenClaimedReview
Fix the paddock gate
Worth $40Everyone · first to claim
Claim it
Move hay into the loft
Worth $60Claimed · 5 days left
Water troughsEvery day · Riley did it at 6:50

Receipts

Photograph the receipt. It reads itself.

Shop, total and date filled in from the photo. You check it, tap save, and it comes off what that person owes.

A feed-store receipt, work gloves and truck keys on a pickup tailgate
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Receipts
Read from the photo
ShopValley Feed Co.
Total$86.40
DateSep 3
Comes off Riley's boardSave
Farm & Fence SupplyAug 28 · Morgan$212.15

What's coming

The rest of the barn, one piece at a time.

Being built now, with the stables that use it. Not here yet, and we'd rather say so than surprise you.

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Willow Creek

Willow Creek Stables

Lessons, trail rides and boarding.

Book a lesson
LessonsTrail ridesHorses for sale
Saturday trail rides10:00 and 2:00 · 2 hours$85
Beginner group lessonTuesdays 5:00 · 3 spots left$60
AAwillowcreekstables.ca
Coming

Your website, built for you

Tell it about your barn and it writes you a proper website, the kind the big stables have. Lessons, trail rides, horses for sale, and it stays right because it reads from the same place the app does.

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Lessons
This weekRidersHorses
Tuesday groupMoved
4:005:00

6 riders told · 6 have seen it

Sat 10:00 · Trail ride4 of 6 spots bookedOpen
Coming

Lessons and rides that reach everyone

Change the time once. Everyone booked gets told, and you can see who's seen it. Nobody shows up at four.

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Post

Fall trail rides are open. Saturdays at 10 and 2, from the 20th.

Facebook
Instagram
Your website
Post once
Coming

Post once, everywhere

Write it in The Tack Room. It goes to Facebook, Instagram and your website at the same time.

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Horses
AllLessonFor sale
JJuniperFarrier due Thu · Lesson horse12 y
DDutchTrail · Needs the wide saddle9 y
PPepperFor sale · Papers ready6 y
Coming

Every horse, in one place

Who rides them, what's due, what they're worth, and the paperwork when one is sold.

A barn at dusk with its doors open and the lights on, a horse being led inside

Why invitation only

Built with working stables, not in a meeting room.

Working stables run on it every day, and every feature exists because they asked for it. We're opening to a few stables at a time while we finish it, so what you get is ready. You set it up yourself, on your phone, in an afternoon. When yours is next, you'll hear from us.

Request an invite

Want it for your barn?

Leave your email and we'll be in touch when a spot opens. A real person, not a robot.

No card. Nothing to install. Free while we build it with the stables using it.

Saddles on racks in a tack room, lit by a single window