THE HOOFSTEP APP

Their world.
In your hands.

From the first graze to the last quiet hour. See the rhythms, places, and little changes that make your horse who they are.

Explore the experience
Aerial map of a pasture
9:41
YOUR HERD, CONNECTEDMeadow Farm
8 horses
SOUTH PASTURE
J
JunoSouth pasture
Last recorded positionLatest recorded position
8 AMNow
Location
01   GPS & maps02   Daily patterns03   Changes & care

01 / A WINDOW INTO THEIR WORLD

More than a pin
on a map.

Where they are. Where they’ve been. Where they like to stay. Three perspectives on life in the pasture, brought together in one clear view.

Meadow Farm8 horses
Aerial view of an equestrian farm and paddocks
SOUTH PASTURE
LAST RECORDED POSITIONJuno · South pasture

South pasture

Select a horse · Three roaming, five mostly grazing.

01 — LOCATION

Find your horse.
See the herd.

Bring multiple horses into one map. A visible update time helps distinguish a recent reading from an older position.

02 — MOVEMENT

Follow the path
of their day.

Explore recorded positions along a timeline. See how movement unfolds across the pasture, beyond the moments you’re there.

03 — HEATMAP

Discover their
favorite places.

Understand which areas get the most use. Add context to how your horses share space, shelter, and grazing.

02 / UNDERSTAND THEIR NORMAL

Every day tells
you something.

Review eating, resting, active, and highly active behavior. Explore daily and weekly patterns, then look closer at the hours that interest you.

A horse’s own history provides context for change. Different horses—and different routines—can look different.

JJuno’s day
Eating10h 20m

Chewing and grazing, whether standing, walking, or lying down.

12 AM6 AM12 PM6 PM12 AM

03 / TURN INSIGHT INTO ATTENTION

A change worth
a closer look.

Hoofstep’s original app brings unusual behavior to your attention and helps the people caring for your horse stay informed.

Our design gives each change context: what was recorded, when it happened, and how it compares with the horse’s usual pattern.

Built for the way you care
!
HOOFSTEP

A change in Juno’s routine

Less eating time was recorded this morning compared with her recent pattern.

Review the pattern

A prompt to check in, with context to help you understand. Behavioral monitoring supports observation; it does not diagnose a condition.

A NEW CHAPTER, TAKING SHAPE.

Built around horses.
Designed for connection.

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