For lesson barns and riding schools
The lesson list, without the whiteboard.
Instructors, school ponies, and riders who book their own time. The horse's care stays on the horse between lessons.
A day at your barn
A Thursday at the barn
7:00
The string is fed
Each school pony's ride limit for the day is already set. The 4 o'clock does not quietly become the fifth ride.
9:00
First private lesson
Instructor, rider, pony, arena. If the instructor is already teaching, the next lesson does not land on them.
12:30
A rider books the afternoon
They take the open place from their phone. If they cancel, it has to be inside the notice the barn chose.
3:00
A vaccine on Tango
The vet's note is attached to the record. The next due date shows up on the morning list, not in a folder.
7:00
Tomorrow is already written
The lesson list is the schedule. The whiteboard can stay in the tack room for the weather, not for the day.
Your barn, specifically
A lesson barn runs on a repeating day: the same arenas, a short list of instructors, and school ponies that can only go so many times before someone is unfair to the horse.
Put the lesson on the instructor and the pony. Let the rider book or cancel inside the window you set. Log the vet and the farrier on that pony so the teaching string stays sound.
The modules you will live in
- 01SchedulingPrivate lessons and arena time, with the instructor and the school pony on the session.
- 02MembersRiders book a place or join the waitlist. They see their own lessons, not the whole barn's business.
- 03Horse healthThe school string has due dates like any other horse. Vaccines and the farrier do not live in the instructor's notes.
- 04StallsLesson horses and boarders on the same aisle, with a door that is either full or free.