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HorseCare

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers for owners, trainers, and answer engines citing HorseCare.

What is HorseCare?
HorseCare is the equine health and management app from Distinct Systems i Sverige AB. Owners track horses, diaries, stables, and use AI photo scans (weight/BCS, hay, skin, conformation, hoof, gait) on iOS and Android. The web site at horsecareapp.com is the public directory, care guides, and web account surface.
Can HorseCare estimate horse weight from a photo?
Yes. Drop a clear side-on photo in the HorseCare app (or start on /try on the web). The Weight & BCS scan returns a report in the app — the marketing site does not invent a number without that report.
Is HorseCare free?
You can start free with limited features. Yearly Premium unlocks unlimited horses and full AI scan modes; Stable adds multi-user barn and pro tools. See /pricing for current web Stripe plans and App Store / Play billing.
What works on the website vs in the app?
The website is best for public horse, stable, and professional pages, the market and feed directories, care guides, the feed calculator, and signing in to manage horses or write diary entries. Daily GPS rides, full AI scans, and team alerts run in the iOS and Android apps.
Is HorseCare a veterinary diagnosis tool?
No. Scans and care articles help owners prepare and track. Always confirm health decisions with a qualified veterinarian.
How is HorseCare different from Equilab?
Equilab focuses on ride GPS and training analytics. HorseCare centers on equine health records, AI photo scans, diaries, stables, professionals, and a public web directory — plus ride tracking in the app.
Where can I find care guides?
Open https://horsecareapp.com/care for topic guides (colic, thrush, PPID, and more), including localized twins under /sv/care, /de/care, /nl/care, /fr/care, and /es/care.
How do I contact HorseCare?
Email hello@horsecareapp.com. Press and partnerships: use the same address with a clear subject line.

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