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Horse care that remembers for you

The Care Assistant tracks farrier, worming, dental, vet visits and vaccinations for every horse on your account. Tell it what you've done in plain English — by text or in the app — and it works out when the task is next due.

Free for riders — no app to install, and you can reply straight to the reminder text.

Two ways to use it

Reply to a text, or open the app

It's the same conversation either way — a reply in the app picks up where a text left off.

Reply by text

When we text you that a task is coming up or due, just reply to that message — e.g. "wormed today" or "DONE". No number to save; reply to the reminder and we'll match it to your horse.

  • Nothing to install
  • Works standing at the paddock gate
  • Multiple horses in one reply

In the app

Open Care Assistant from your account menu — one page for every horse. Type or dictate a message, tap Done or Snooze on a reminder, or add a reminder by hand.

  • Every horse on one page
  • Done & Snooze in one tap
  • Add your own reminders
No special commands needed

Just say it in plain English

Tell the assistant what happened and it works out the rest — the horse, the task, the date, and when it's next due.

  • farrier came yesterday
  • wormed today
  • teeth done on Monday
  • vet visit done, remind me again in a year
  • remind me again in six weeks
  • Bella and Comet wormed today
  • all done
  • got 2 bags of Hygain Balanced
  • half a bale of lucerne left
  • out of copra
  • add 100g of Cell Provide to Bella's morning feed
  • Bella: cup of CEN Ultimate, 1 biscuit of hay, 1/2 a cup of rice bran oil, 1 large dipper of chaff
  • wormed Bella today and I'm nearly out of chaff

If a message touches more than one horse, or the assistant isn't completely sure, it reads the change back and asks you to reply YES before saving anything.

Shortcuts

Quick commands

These work any time — upper or lower case, with or without punctuation.

Reply with What it does
DONE Marks the reminder we last mentioned as done today, and sets the next due date.
SNOOZE Pushes the reminder out (a week by default). Try "snooze 3 days" or "remind me next month".
WHAT'S DUE Lists everything coming up in the next 30 days. "Upcoming" and "what's coming up" work too.
SHOP Your feed shopping list — what's running low, how many bags, and roughly what it'll cost.
SHED What's in the feed shed right now and how long it will last.
UNDO Reverses the last stock change you told the assistant about.
YES Confirms a change the assistant has asked you to check first.
NO Cancels a pending change — nothing is recorded.
HELP Shows a few examples and a link back to this guide.
Reminders, not spam

When you'll hear from us

At most three nudges per task per cycle, sent during the day — never in the middle of the night.

Coming up

When the task is approaching — about two weeks out by default.

Due

On or after the due date, so it doesn't quietly slip past.

Overdue

One last nudge if it's still outstanding — then we leave it alone.

If several horses are due around the same time we bundle them into one tidy message rather than texting you per horse. Mark a task done and the cycle resets from the next due date.

Tips

Good to know

A few things that make the assistant easier to live with.

  • Name the horse if you have more than one — "Bella wormed today". If you don't, we'll ask which horse you mean.
  • You can log a past date — "farrier came on Monday" or "teeth done last week".
  • Done a few at once? "all done" marks everything we recently reminded you about (we'll confirm first).
  • Add your horses in Horsify first — the assistant can only track care for horses on your account.
  • Vaccinations you complete here are also saved to the horse's vaccination records.
  • Say which feed it is ("evening feed") if the horse has more than one — otherwise we'll ask once, and you can just reply "morning".
  • Standing at the feed bin? Read the bucket out — "cup of CEN Ultimate, 1 biscuit of hay, 1/2 a cup of rice bran oil, 1 large dipper of chaff" — and it all goes onto that horse's feed card in one go. Cups, scoops, dippers, biscuits and handfuls are all fine, and "large" or "heaped" is kept as a note rather than guessed at as a weight.
  • Reading the same bucket out again is safe: a feed already on the card is updated to the amount you just said, never duplicated, and nothing you left out is removed.

Stop keeping it all in your head

Add your horses, and the Care Assistant takes it from there — free, for every rider on Horsify.

Reply HELP to the assistant any time, or email the team.