For breeding farms
Every mare's records and paperwork, ready before she ships.
Health, stalls, and the vet's visit are ready for a band of mares. A foaling book, stallion contracts, payments, and a public farm site are not.
A day at your farm
A Thursday on the farm
6:30
Mares in
The stall board is who is in the barn this morning. It is not a foaling chart.
8:00
The vet is on the schedule
The visit has a time and the horses it is for. It shows up beside the rest of the day, not on a separate scrap of paper.
11:00
Papers on the mare
Coggins and vaccines are records. The file that came back from the lab is attached, and it is private to the farm.
Afternoon
What's not built yet
There is no stallion book, no foaling timeline, and no contract store. Health, stalls, and the day's schedule are what a farm can use now.
Evening
What is due before a horse ships
The morning digest tomorrow will name the mares that are overdue or inside the week. That part is ready.
Payments, the public club website, and lead campaigns are in development. A breeding-specific ledger is not on the current product, and we will not describe one as if it were.
Your barn, specifically
A breeding farm lives on dates: what the mare was given, when the vet comes back, which stall she is in, and which paper has to be in the office before she ships.
You can keep that in Scalequine now. You should not expect a foaling chart, a stallion book, or a way to take a stud fee. Those are not modules. Payments, the public site, and lead follow-up are in development and labeled that way.
The modules you will live in
- 01Horse healthVaccines, Coggins, and veterinary visits on each mare, with the lab paper attached to the record.
- 02StallsThe band has doors. Occupancy and move dates are the barn, not a breeding ledger.
- 03SchedulingThe vet morning is a session on the day, with the mares you are presenting.
- 04PaymentsPlanned for 2027Stud fees and board bills are not invoiced in the product. Payments are in development.