Horse owners and boarders
Records, care, schedules, appointments and visibility around their horse.
For horse owners, boarders and riders
Aurestra brings horse records, daily care, health notes, agreements, schedules, appointments, expenses, stable relationships and invoices into one connected place.
Organize the details you manage yourself, connect with your stable and equine professionals, and discover public equine businesses when you need a new service. What each person can see remains based on their relationship and access.
Connected around the horse
Horse owners, boarders, riders, stable teams and equine professionals each manage different parts of the picture. Aurestra gives everyone tools for their role, then connects the information they need to share.
Horse owners and boarders
Records, care, schedules, appointments and visibility around their horse.
Stable management
Boarding, facilities, schedules and stable operations.
Equine professionals
Appointments, services and billing for the horses they support.
Connected through Aurestra
Horse owners and boarders
Records, care, schedules, appointments and visibility around their horse.
Stable management
Boarding, facilities, schedules and stable operations.
Equine professionals
Appointments, services and billing for the horses they support.
Connected through Aurestra
The details that matter
Feed information in one message. A medication note somewhere else. Documents in a folder and appointments in another calendar. Aurestra keeps the practical details closer to the horse so they are easier to find when you need them.
Horse profile and ownership
Keep identification, ownership, boarding context and other important horse information together.
Daily care and routines
Organize feed, medications, turnout, routines, care notes and day-to-day tasks.
Health notes and agreements
Keep important observations, health context and boarding agreements connected to the horse instead of scattered across conversations.
A clearer history over time
Bring completed supported tasks, appointments, service information and other activity into a more useful history.
Owners, boarders, riders, stable teams and equine professionals can each contribute where it makes sense for their relationship and responsibilities. What each person can access depends on how they are connected to the horse.
From real barn label to horse history
Medication labels are rarely neat. They are handwritten, faded, dirt-marked, wrapped around bottles and full of details you do not want to type out again. Add a photo and Aurestra reads what it can, then uses that information to fill in medication details. You review, adjust and confirm those details before saving them with the horse.
Close at hand for daily care
Keep what to give and when easy to find for the authorized owners and stable managers caring for the horse.
Part of the horse’s health story
The medication and any changes become dated entries in the horse’s Health history, helping build a fuller record over time.
You stay in control. AI fills only what it can read. You review, adjust and confirm every detail before anything is saved. Aurestra does not verify veterinary instructions or record individual doses as given.
Keep it with the horse
Less typing today. A useful medication record to return to later.
Expenses by horse
Save a paid receipt or supplier invoice, review the details Aurestra suggests, and assign the expense to a horse, a client or both. The original document stays with the expense so you can return to it later.
Expense capture and basic reporting are included with Aurestra Free, giving owners a practical way to follow veterinary, farrier, feed, equipment and other costs over time.
Start with the document
Upload a receipt or PDF instead of beginning from a blank form.
Review every detail
Adjust and confirm the suggested supplier, date, amounts and category before saving.
Follow the horse total
See expenses assigned to the horse and use reports to understand where the money is going.
Boarding relationship
A shared understanding
Board assignment and package details
Documented expectations and agreements
Relevant stable and care information
A record both parties can return to
Your stable relationship
When you connect with your stable through Aurestra, the relevant pieces of the boarding relationship can sit alongside the horse’s records and care information.
Review board details, access shared stable information and return to documented agreements without searching through old emails or asking someone to resend them.
A clearer shared understanding can prevent confusion before it becomes an uncomfortable conversation.
One schedule around the horse
Bring relevant stable activity, facility bookings, lessons, appointments and personal reminders into one schedule. See what matters to you while the stable maintains control over its facilities and access.
See the month at a glance or use Agenda to follow the lessons, appointments, bookings and reminders coming up next.
What you can coordinate
Book arena time and other available facilities where permitted by the stable.
Find and book available private, semi-private or group lessons with connected coaches.
Schedule professional appointments, horse-related tasks and other commitments, even when the equine professional is not using Aurestra.
Add helpful context, set reminders and make bookings recurring where appropriate.
Keep useful activity connected to the horse.
Aurestra can help flag potential horse and facility conflicts. Completed supported appointments and tasks can also contribute to the horse’s history.
Connected care
Search Aurestra by business, specialty, service and location. When you find the right fit, connect with the professional you choose, coordinate the appointment and keep the horse, service, location and relevant notes attached to the work.
Search for equine services near you, or invite someone you already work with to connect through Aurestra.
Two ways to coordinate care
Book with the professional
Coordinate the horse, service, timing and follow-up directly.
Bring several horses together
The stable can organize one visit while each owner keeps relevant visibility.
Billing can stay direct
When the professional bills through Aurestra, the invoice can go to the appropriate owner without the stable redistributing charges.
Invoices with context
When your stable or an equine business uses Aurestra Pro for billing, you can review invoices for board, lessons and professional services with the horse and work behind the charges attached. Deposits, credits, adjustments, payments and remaining balances stay in the same account history.
Invoice details, account activity and balances stay connected to the businesses and horses behind them.
The details are built in
Clear invoice details
Review charges for board, lessons and professional services with the horse and work behind them attached.
Account activity
See deposits, credits, adjustments and payments in the same account history.
Stable and professional invoices
Keep invoices from the businesses around your horse accessible in one place.
Balances you can follow
Understand what has been paid and what remains without reconstructing old conversations.
Fewer payment questions
Clearer charge and account history can answer some payment questions before they become conversations.
Secure online payments
When the stable or business enables online payments, you can quickly and securely pay eligible Aurestra invoices online through Stripe.
Riding without ownership
Riders can connect with coaches and manage lessons and bookings with or without their own horse. Boarders and leasers can also use the information and scheduling tools relevant to their relationships.
Start with what fits
You do not need every stable or professional connection in place before using Aurestra. Organize your horse information, care details, schedule and expenses now, then connect with the other people around the horse when it makes sense.
Aurestra Free does not expire. Horse owners, boarders and riders can keep using the included horse, care, scheduling, expense and relationship tools with no trial deadline.