TACK’D UP
Start your barn
Tack’d Up is the shared care record for your barn — your staff log the day as it happens, and the record stands behind every horse in your care.
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HOW IT WORKS
No feed board to decode, no group text to scroll. The day is a single ruled line — what’s due, what’s done, and who did it.
THE MANAGER’S DAY
The Day Line opens on what needs you: this morning’s doses, turnout, the farrier at two. Overdue sits at the top in red — word and color, readable across the aisle, checkable with gloves on.
THE DOSE, SIGNED
Marking a dose given takes one deliberate tap on the full name of the drug, the amount, and the horse — no batch-checking a med list from the tack room. The entry is signed with your name and the time, and it can’t be quietly edited later. A mistake gets a visible correction, chained to the original — never an eraser.
THE OWNER’S DAY
Boarders who ride free with your barn open their horse’s day and see calm, not a dashboard: “Finley is having a good day — all doses given.” What your staff documented is simply there when they look — the written record doing the reassuring, so your phone doesn’t have to.
THE WHITEBOARD
Every barn already runs on a whiteboard — feed on one wall, meds on another, turnout by the door. It’s a great board and a terrible record: what gets wiped off at night is gone by morning, and the only backup is a photo on someone’s phone. Tack’d Up is the whiteboard that keeps the record.
Point the app at the board you already use — feed board, med board, turnout board. Tack’d Up reads it and lays out the day as draft entries on the Day Line: doses, feed, turnout, matched to your horses. Then a person confirms every line before it files. Transcription proposes; you dispose — nothing is silently auto-filed into a record people’s horses depend on.
Retire it. The Day Line is the board now — the same glanceable day, on every phone in the barn, and visible to owners without a trip down the aisle.
Keep writing the board exactly as you do today. One photo at night-check, and the permanent record catches up with the board the barn already trusts.
FACTUM — TUESDAY AM
THE RECORD
Someday a vet, an owner, or an insurer may ask what happened on a Tuesday in March. Tack’d Up is built so the answer is already written down.
The medication log cannot be edited after the fact — at the database level, not by policy. What was given, when, and by whom stays exactly as it was entered.
Nothing in the record is anonymous. Each entry carries the name and role of the person who wrote it — manager, staff, or owner — and authorship can’t be reassigned.
A complete, signed, timestamped care history is the best answer a good barn can give. The same record that runs your morning rounds is the one that stands behind your work.
THE PRIVACY PROMISE
Tack’d Up never notifies one side of the barn about the other side’s activity. Owners are not alerted when staff log an entry; staff are not alerted when an owner writes one. The record is pull-only — it’s there when someone opens it, silent when they don’t.
The only reminders in the app are schedule-based: a dose coming due, a farrier visit tomorrow. Reminders about the calendar — never surveillance of each other.
PRICING
One subscription covers the whole barn’s record. Every owner linked to your barn gets their view at no charge — no per-owner fees, no seat math. LAUNCH PRICING
$29.99/ month
FOR LARGER OPERATIONS
$49.99/ month
Free
Prices in USD, billed monthly. Launch pricing — locked for founding barns.
QUESTIONS
You keep it. Your horse’s full record — every dose, note, and photo — stays with you, forever, in your own account. The barn keeps the entries its staff wrote during your stay, but loses access to your horse’s record going forward. Nobody is held hostage by their horse’s history.
No — and that’s deliberate. The medication log is append-only. If something was entered wrong, the fix is a new correction entry chained to the original, so both stay visible. A record that can be silently rewritten isn’t a record.
No. Tack’d Up sends no cross-side activity notifications in either direction. Owners check the record when they choose to; your staff are never pinged about owner activity either. The only reminders are schedule-based — doses due, appointments coming up.
Never. Tack’d Up records what your veterinarian prescribed — verbatim. It doesn’t suggest drugs, doses, or withdrawal times, and first-aid content is checklist-only. Medical judgment stays with your vet; the record-keeping is ours.
Yes. You can keep a complete record for any horse in your barn whether or not its owner has joined. If the owner later signs up, they can claim the record you’ve been keeping — the history is already there.
No. Keep the board if the barn loves the board — photograph it at the end of rounds and Tack’d Up transcribes it into draft entries you confirm, so what used to be wiped off every night becomes a signed record instead. Or retire the board and run the Day Line live. The board is welcome either way; it just stops being the only copy.
On purpose: no invoicing, no lesson scheduling, no payroll. Tack’d Up is the care record — the Day Line, the dose log, and the calendar around them — and it stays focused on being the record your barn can stand behind.