Livery, breeding or competition: yard software that adapts to the way you work
Livery, breeding, competition, sales: most yards combine several activities. StallDesk starts from a shared core, then you switch on the modules that match the way you work.
Four ways to use StallDesk
Livery yards
Horses that aren’t yours, owners to keep informed, livery statements every month.
- Contracts, extras and livery statements
- A private area for every owner
- Health compliance and check-in/out records
Studs and breeders
Broodmares to follow from insemination to foaling, foals, sales.
- Breeding records and due-date countdown
- Pedigree, premiums and gradings
- Homebred stock, sales and contracts
Competition and dressage yards
Horses at work, riders, care to plan ahead of competitions.
- Each horse’s working week
- Rider feedback and workload indicators
- Farrier, dentist and osteopath kept up to date
Large yards
Several buildings, a big team, staggered hours.
- Map of several stable blocks and many paddocks
- Staff rota, hours and clock-in
- Wall screens in every aisle
Livery: less admin, reassured owners
Livery statements prepare themselves at the end of the month, including the extras added by the team as the days go by. Owners follow their horse from their private area and send their requests in writing, instead of ringing you in the middle of feeding.
Breeding: no breeding date forgotten
Every mare has her season: inseminations, scans, calculated due date, foaling box. Imminent foaling is flagged on the whole team’s screens, and the foal has its own record from birth.
Competition and dressage: work measured, week after week
The “Horses at work” grid shows each horse’s week, and the rider notes how it felt as they dismount. With the Progress module, the workload indicators and the Sunday analysis help you get the amount of work right.
Large yards: everyone sees the same thing
When a yard has several buildings and a team working in shifts, information gets lost between one shift and the next. StallDesk gives everyone the screen that concerns them and shows the day’s duties on a tablet in every aisle.
StallDesk has been tested with a hundred horses, thirty people and four stable blocks.
And everyone has their place
The office, the stable aisle, the arena and the owners all look at the same data, each seeing what concerns them.
Manager
Run everything from one screen
Due dates, overdue tasks, stock, owner requests, livery: the essentials on “Today”.
Grooms and yard staff
Know what to do, without searching
Their round, horse by horse, in stable order, and reporting with pictograms.
Riders
Their sessions and how they felt
“My sessions”, feedback after every session and, as an option, a weekly report.
Owners
Their horse, in full transparency
A private area with their horses, documents, requests and bookings.
Is your yard unlike any other?
Tell us how it works: we’ll tailor the demo to what you do.