Experience made visible
Profiles are designed to show horse experience, references, identity checks, and task-specific eligibility separately.
Trust and safety
Horse-specific safeguards, explained plainly.
Trust should come from visible controls and clear responsibilities—not vague badges or promises.
Structured care plans
Owners will document horse routines, barn access, hazards, approved contacts, and task instructions before a future request can match.
Local, qualified matching
When matching opens, eligibility comes first; distance, availability, reliability, and fit will rank qualified options.
Clear escalation boundaries
Routine issues follow defined recovery flows. Medical judgment and higher-risk work remain outside launch scope.
Every request
Care details before care begins.
- Horse and herd context
- Feed, turnout, stall, grooming, and blanket instructions
- Property access, gates, hazards, and barn authorization
- Owner, barn, veterinarian, and emergency contacts
- Clear task limits and escalation rules
Join early access while safeguards are being built.
Caregivers and care-needers can sign up now. Matching and bookings open later.