Horse Performance Tracker

HPT: your horse’s progress, finally visible.

HPT — Horse Performance Tracker — is the training log that turns your work over fences into visible progress, and into a report you can show. A session takes under thirty seconds to log.

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No credit card required. The first horse is free.

Ipsos du Vallon’s feed: its photo, its next milestone at 125 cm and this month’s sessions.

You already track your sessions. It is the information that gets lost.

Notes in a notebook, a couple of photos, the rest on feel. Six months later, nobody can say what that horse actually worked on, at which height he is solid, or what made the difference. It is not a lack of rigour: it is that no tool remembers any of it for you.

Logging

It will not cost you your session.

Three ways to log a session, depending on the moment, all one tap away from the centre button. None of them asks you to sit down at a screen.

After the session
You duplicate the previous one and adjust what changed. The second session goes faster than the first.
During the session — live logging
You tap as the rounds go by, at the edge of the arena. Nothing is set in stone: everything can be reread and corrected before saving.
Hands full — dictation
You tell the session out loud, the app proposes a structured draft. You confirm it. Dictation uses credits.
The centre button: log a session by hand or by voice, add care or a ration, open the virtual assistant.

Progress

What you could not see from one session to the next.

The heights cleared, the faults that keep coming back, the consistency of the work — put end to end, month after month. You open the app and you see where your horse stands, not where your notebook stands.

And when the data is not enough to conclude yet, the app says so. It does not invent a trend just to have something to show.

The Data tab: the current priority, backed by clear-round rates by height.

Session shorts

The video of your session, made on your phone.

Pick your clips and photos: the app spots the jumps, builds a vertical short and lays the session card over it. Nothing leaves your phone until you post it.

To the horse’s circle
Once posted, the short is visible only to the members of the stable and the horse’s guests. You see who watched it.
In your gallery
Save it to share it wherever you like.
A photo for every horse
Its profile photo opens its feed.

Up to 5 posted shorts per horse for free, 30 with a subscription.

A 120 cm gymnastics session, clear, with its short’s thumbnail in the feed.

The Leaderboard

Your best jumps, seen by everyone on the app.

Submit a short to the Leaderboard: the team watches it before putting it there, then it stays for thirty days, ranked by likes. The ranking reads by the horse’s age on the day of the session: 4, 5, 6, then 7 and over.

Your name does not appear, only the horse and its age. You can remove it at any time.

The Leaderboard: shorts submitted by riders, ranked by likes, with the horse’s age on the day of the session.

Proving it

Your work, visible to the people paying for it.

An owner who can see what their horse has done stops asking what you do with your mornings.

The progress report
A clean PDF, meant for someone who does not have the app. Nothing is hosted on our side: nothing expires, it is a file you archive. The same period can also be read as prose, written by the AI and attached to the PDF: that reading consumes credits.
The guest account
A horse’s feed — its sessions, records and shorts — opened to your client. No subscription, no limit on how many, revocable whenever you want.
The AI summary
A written reading of the session, proposed by the AI, announced as such and confirmed by you. Uses credits.
Ipsos du Vallon’s progress report: the period and the indicators to present, before generating the PDF.

The virtual assistant

A question about your horse? Ask it.

From the centre button, the assistant answers from the sessions you logged: what to work on next, where your horse stands at a height, what keeps coming back in its faults. It also writes the last session summary, the progress report reading and the stable report.

Each answer uses credits, is flagged as produced by an AI, and replaces neither your coach nor a vet.

A question asked to the assistant about Ipsos du Vallon, and its answer based on the logged sessions.

Day-to-day

Everything you have to remember, remembered.

The livery horse’s ration, last week’s care, the farrier’s date. These are the things you keep in your head for lack of anywhere better, and forget at the worst moment. They live in the same place as the sessions, on the horse profile.

A horse’s day-to-day tracking: the care items to watch, the current ration and the care cycles.

Several horses

Who has worked recently, and who is waiting?

One grid, fourteen days, all your horses — from the longest without a session to the most recent. It is not a ranking: it compares volumes of work, never performances. It is a queue, and it tells you where to pick up tomorrow morning.

The first horse is free. It is the next one that costs.

The stable over fourteen days: one horse per row, one square per day worked, longest without a session first.

The first horse is free. After that, pricing is degressive.

No feature is reserved for a plan: what you pay for is the number of horses you keep in write access. The larger the string, the less each additional horse costs.

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The questions we get asked

Your horse’s progress starts at the next session.

One horse, free, no credit card.

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