
HOOFSTEP APP
Hoofstep is a revolutionary app designed to help horse owners monitor their horse's health and activity. With Hoofstep, you can easily keep an eye on their overall well-being. Whether you're a professional trainer or a casual rider, Hoofstep is the perfect tool for keeping your horse healthy and happy.
THE FOCUS OF THE APP
To make the data more accessible for the horse owner, the data is presented easily. The data is built on the location of the horse (GPS), physical movement, and activity in the shape of eating, resting, active, or highly active.
The alarm informs about changes in single behavior, eg. rolling, scraping, yawning, looking back, etc.

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DOWNLOAD OUR APP


The new Hoofstep App with our new device will be available soon through on Google Play and Apple Store.
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PLACE ON HORSE

Put the Headgear with the attached device on the horse.
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MONITOR YOUR HORSE

Hoofstep allows you to follow your horse during the day.
ENJOY MAXIMUM SAFETY
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Hoofstep is a secure, privacy-focused app to track the well-being of your horse.
HOOFSTEP FEATURES
GET DIRECT ALARMS
As soon as the behavior changes from its normal profile, an alarm is sent to your phone through the app. This gives you that peace of mind knowing that if your horse needs attention, you and anyone else you also include in the alarms can know immediately!

KNOW YOUR HORSE
See how much your horse eats, rests and is active during the day or weeks. The horse's energy consumption, distance and stress can be analyzed. Every hour can be broken down and you see changes from the normal curve.

MONITOR YOUR HORSE'S MOVEMENTS
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Activate tracing to see how the horse or its herd is moving.
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Look at the timeline to understand herd dynamics.
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View the heatmap to see favorite spots where the horse spends time over time.

MONITORED HORSE ACTIVITIES
Normal and unusual activities indicate a horse's health and well-being.
EAT
When the horse eats independent of where, it eats standing, laying down or takes smaller steps (grazing).
REST
All types of rest, laying on the side or laying down, standing sleeping, and standing resting.
ACTIVE
Walking and when the horse is not moving but performs an activity such as yawning, scratches, scraping the hoof, stretches, bites or licks.
HIGHLY ACTIVE
Quicker movements such as trotting and canter. In this group of behavior we have rolling, laying down and standing up again, headshaking and intense shaking as well as itching.

