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Horse records app

Know what's due for every horse, before it's due.

One record book for vaccines, worming, farrier visits, feed, papers and show costs, built for backyard and boarding owners, 4-H families, amateur show riders and the trainers who keep records for several horses.

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Coming soon to iPhone, Android and the web.

  • No account needed
  • Works offline
  • Records stay on your device
The Barnlark Due screen with sample horses: flu and rhino vaccines overdue for Sierra Moon Dancer and Copper Creek Rocket, each with Mark done today, Another day and Add to calendar buttons, and a dewormer due October 30, 2026.

What Barnlark will do

The whole barn book, without the binder.

  • A record book for every horse

    From foaling on: vaccines, worming, farrier, feed, papers and documents with due dates, photos, plus show costs and expenses.

  • A Due list, with reminders

    See what's coming up across all your horses, and get a phone notification before care, papers or a show comes due.

  • Places you rely on

    Save your own vet, farrier, feed store and barn, and look up vets, farriers and feed stores near a town you choose.

  • A US show chooser

    Pick from shows that organizers list themselves, or write one in. Organizers can add theirs with “List your show.”

  • Backup to one file you keep

    Save a full backup of your book to a single file, and restore it whenever you need to.

  • Works offline, no account

    Your records stay on your device. No sign-up needed, and it works at the barn with no signal.

One record book on iPhone, Android and the web.

A look inside

Real screens, sample horses.

Screens from the app in development, filled with sample data. Details may change before release.

  • The Barnlark Barn screen: a Reminders list of overdue and upcoming care, a prompt to back up the barn, and two sample horses, Sierra Moon Dancer, a Quarter Horse, and Copper Creek Rocket, a Paint, each with no Coggins date entered yet.
    Your barn Reminders up top, then every horse.
  • A sample horse record for Sierra Moon Dancer, a 12-year-old bay Quarter Horse mare foaled May 2, 2014: yearly picture and medical jackets for 2024 to 2026, a lifetime jacket, and a Care section showing rabies due November 4, 2026.
    A horse's record Foaling date, yearly jackets and care.
  • The Barnlark Shows screen: filters for state, discipline and dates, then example organizer-listed shows, Sample Ocala Open and Sample Bluegrass Classic, each with a checkbox to put it on your calendar.
    Show chooser Example shows shown. Listings come from show organizers.
  • The Barnlark Book screen: Export a backup, Import a backup with a preview of the file before anything changes, and a note on how reminders work in a browser.
    Backup One file with every record and picture.

How it works

Three habits. One book.

Barnlark keeps records and reminders. It doesn't give veterinary advice, so your vet and farrier still set the schedule.

  1. Step 1: Add your horses

    A name, a foaling date and a photo is enough to start. Fill in papers and feed when you have a minute.

  2. Step 2: Log care as it happens

    Shots, worming, a trim or a test: note the date done and the date next due.

  3. Step 3: Let Barnlark remind you

    Check the Due list, get a notification ahead of time, and keep a backup file of the whole book.

Built for your barn

Whether it's one horse out back or a barn aisle full.

  • Backyard and boarding owners

    Keep the vet, farrier and worming history in your pocket instead of on the feed-room calendar.

  • 4-H and youth families

    Papers, Coggins dates and show costs in one place when the project record book is due.

  • Amateur show riders

    Choose your shows, track entry fees and expenses, and see what the season really cost.

  • Trainers and small barns

    Keep records for several horses side by side, with a Due list across all your horses.

On the way (planned, not in the first release): cloud sync, sharing records with your vet or trainer, and scanning papers.

Be first in the barn

Get a note the day Barnlark opens.

Join the waitlist by email. We'll write once when there's something to try, and that's it.

Join the waitlist

Coming soon to iPhone, Android and the web.