Features

Everything a yard needs.
Nothing it doesn't.

We've cut every feature that didn't earn its place. What's left is what a yard actually uses on a Tuesday morning at 6am.

Horse records, kept current

One profile per horse — owner, box, livery plan, vaccinations, farrier, vet, worming, weight, dentist. Reminders surface on the dashboard before things slip.

Daily tasks, done by the right person

Morning feeds, mucking out, turnout, evening checks. Assign by horse, by row of stables, or by staff member. Owners can see only what they need to.

Lessons & arena bookings

Riding-school slots and DIY arena bookings in one calendar. Public booking links, automatic confirmations, no double bookings.

Livery invoices on autopilot

Set monthly livery rates per horse. YardOS generates invoices on the 1st, sends them, and chases late payers — politely.

Card payments built in

Owners pay invoices online with card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay. Money lands directly in your bank — no chasing bank transfers.

Analytics that actually help

Box occupancy, lesson fill rate, outstanding invoices, revenue this month vs last. The numbers a yard owner actually checks on a Sunday.

Built for the whole yard

Yard owners, staff, instructors, and horse owners each get the right view. Add or remove people in seconds.

Quiet, useful reminders

No alert spam. Just a gentle nudge when a vaccination is due, a task is missed, or an invoice is overdue.

Health log per horse

Note injuries, lameness, vet visits and treatments against each horse. A clean history when the vet next asks.

Mobile-first, on any phone

Add to your home screen. No app store, no install. Works on the oldest phone in the tack room.

Yours, and only yours

Each yard's data is isolated. Bank-level encryption. Daily backups. You can export everything at any time.

Multiple yards, one login

Run more than one yard or freelance across several? Switch between them from the same account.

Try YardOS free for 14 days.

Full Pro features. No card required. Bring one horse or your whole yard — we'll be here either way.