Is the treatment actually helping? I can't really see a difference…
The topline is clearly better than in May
hmm 🤔 maybe…
Your work is real. Your evidence isn't.
For equine therapists · Early access
Show the progress. Keep every session connected.
Repeatable photos, biomechanics tools, session notes and a shared timeline make the value of your work visible to the whole care team.
Free during early access · No spam.
Watch six weeks become visible ↓- Works offline at the barn
- Your data, GDPR-first
- Free for early adopters
01The invisible-progress problem
Your work transforms horses. Your evidence doesn't show it.
Every therapist knows this conversation: the change is real, you can feel it under your hands — and the owner is still asking if anything happened at all.
IMG_8841.HEIC
IMG_9203.HEIC — which angle?
May?? or June
different light, different stance
20,000 photos. Zero comparable.
📋New yard asksWhat did the previous therapist work on?
📌Your planPrinted in the tack room: version 1 of 4
Continuity depends on your memory.
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Guided capture, same angle every time. An index that trends. One timeline the owner and vet can both see. The change becomes undeniable.
02The turn
Precision capture
Capture the same way, every time.
Camera overlays and custom guides make topline, body and leg photos genuinely comparable — same angle, same framing, session after session. The buckets organize themselves; you just point the camera.
The proving ground
Make six weeks of work visible in six seconds.
This is the real thing — the scan that moves the index, the timeline that holds every session, the map that connects your work to the horse's whole care team. Running in your browser, right now, no account needed.
Real product surfaces
Runs offline — like the app
No signup, no install
That trend line is your credibility.
Make your progress visible03The practice behind the proof
Every session, one professional record deep.
The trend you just watched move is the surface. Underneath sits the structure that makes your method visible, shareable and protected.
Structure you can point at
Nodes, lines and angles on the Biomechanics Canvas turn what you feel under your hands into something you can show and discuss with the owner or the referring vet.
Plans the whole team follows
Share the plan with the owner, vet and trainer through Access Groups — permissioned, per person. Everyone works from the same version, not the one printed in the tack room.
Every session lands on the timeline
Notes, findings and linked media sit in context next to vet visits and care events — continuity that survives between your sessions, not just in your memory.
Protect your working hours
Booking approval and grouped routes keep travel and administration from eating into treatment and recovery time — the calendar stays yours to set.
Real moments
The days Stalldo was built for.
You assess a horse you last saw six weeks ago.
Same-angle photos and prior findings, instantly — you judge change with confidence.
An owner asks if the treatment is actually working.
A clear visual progression story answers before you even speak — the value is easy to see.
You prescribe exercises the whole team should follow.
Owner, trainer and vet see the same plan — continuity extends past the session.
You plan a week of mobile visits.
Grouped routes and controlled bookings — administration stops eating your private time.
Built for the barn
Works where horses live. Private by design.
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Offline capture at the yard
Steel barns and open arenas rarely have signal. Capture the scan, write the note — it saves now and syncs when you're back in range.
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Owner-controlled sharing
Access Groups decide who sees what — owner, vet, trainer — permissioned per person, once. Nothing travels further than you release it.
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Evidence, not verdicts
The Health Index is a trend, never a diagnosis. Every point on the line has the actual record behind it — the photo, the note, the date.
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Your method stays yours
Custom guides and flexible notes adapt to how you actually work — nothing here forces a template on your practice.
Works offline · permission-controlled · evidence-backed · made for horse people
Simple, fair pricing
Free while we're in early access.
Core — always included
Early adopters
Build a professional progression record for every horse.
- Free during early access
- Priority onboarding for your barn
- Your problems shape the roadmap
Before you ask
The honest answers.
An app can't assess a horse.
It never tries to. Stalldo supports consistent capture, comparison and communication — the guided scan you ran above produces evidence for your professional judgment, not a diagnosis in its place.
The Health Index could oversimplify things.
The score is a trend, never a verdict — and the record behind it is always one tap away. What you show the owner is the trend plus your interpretation, exactly as you saw it above.
Owners will focus on the score.
Lead with the progression context, not the number. The timeline and comparable photos give owners the story around the score — your explanation stays the center of the conversation, the way it did in the demo.
My method is unique.
Nothing here forces a template. Custom guides, flexible notes and configurable capture buckets adapt to your method — they don't replace it.
Sharing records creates privacy concerns.
You control exactly what the owner, vet or trainer sees through Access Groups — permissioned, per person, once. Nothing is shared beyond what you release, and you saw that boundary drawn above.