For veterinarians · Professional early access
Approve bookings on your schedule, document with your hands full and arrive with the horse's relevant record already connected.
Free during early access · No spam.
Hold the record a horse arrives with ↓Every vet knows this evening: the boundary text, the history nobody can quite reconstruct, and the one date scrawled somewhere that has to be right. None of it should depend on memory.
Your private number is the practice's frontline.
Dexa — 14 days?
check dose
show on the 21st??
One detail. Welfare-level, career-level consequences.
One connected record carries the history, the compliance dates and the hand-off summary — visible to you, the barn and the owner, exactly as much as each is allowed to see. The detail can't hide anymore.
Vitals, treatments, documents and the vet hand-off summary — already connected before you're out of the truck. No reconstruction, no repeated questions, no guessing what changed since March.
The proving ground
This is the real thing — the timeline that catches the overdue detail, the round that groups your day, the card that hands off cleanly. Running in your browser, right now, no account needed.
Clean history, protected time — you just felt both.
Claim a professional early-access placeThe record you just opened is the surface. Underneath sits the protection — compliance, boundaries, documentation and demand, connected.
Withdrawal and compliance tracking surfaces risk before it bites — a due date waiting for you, not hiding from you, even offline.
Clients request; you approve, reject or propose another time — with buffers and service duration exactly as you set them. Your evenings stay yours.
Voice notes become searchable text, tied to the correct horse and case automatically — the record stays complete while your hands are busy.
Announce a barn visit or poll a preventative round; legitimate demand at a yard you're already driving to joins the trip instead of becoming a missed call.
Real moments
You accept a new case.
The relevant history is already there — vitals, treatments, documents. The visit starts with context, not reconstruction.
A client texts on Sunday at 22:47.
It becomes a request, not a demand. You approve it Monday, on your schedule. Your evenings stay yours.
You give Dexamethasone before Saturday's show.
The withdrawal window is tracked and surfaced automatically. One detail, no longer resting on memory.
You're already on the road to Lindenhof.
A second case at the same yard joins the round. The trip creates more value, not more hours.
Built for the barn
Log everything in a steel barn or an open field. It saves now and syncs when you're back — no lost data, ever.
On-device AI, GDPR-first, and permissions so tight a riding student sees care notes but never your expenses.
Owner-entered notes and professional records are always visibly distinct — you know the source before you rely on it.
BarnBot retrieves records and surfaces reminders. It never diagnoses and never decides — the read stays yours.
Works offline · permission-controlled · evidence-backed · made for horse people
Simple, fair pricing
Early adopters
Before you ask
That's right — Stalldo doesn't replace your practice management software. It's the connected context around it: the horse's home-side history, documents and hand-off summary you just opened above, ready to export or hand to your own system the moment you need it.
Every entry carries its source. Owner-entered notes and professional records stay visibly distinct in the timeline — you always know what you're reading before you rely on it.
It never does. BarnBot retrieves what's already in the record, summarizes it and shows the evidence behind every answer. It surfaces reminders like withdrawal windows — it doesn't diagnose, and it doesn't decide. You do.
Smart Round suggests — you approve. Buffers, service duration and manual overrides stay in your control, exactly like the round you just optimized above; nothing books itself.
Permissions are role-scoped and GDPR-first by default. A boarder never sees your clinical notes; you decide what a barn or owner can see, and everything works offline in barns with no signal at all — you felt that in the switch above.