Hoofprint - Horse Journal
Horse care log & photo journal
About
Log your horse's health records, track rides with detailed metrics, and capture special moments in a private journal. Receive reminders for upcoming care and review monthly activity summaries.
What's New in Hoofprint
1.2.1
August 31, 2026
Ride tracking is here. Tap once and Hoofprint maps your ride — route, distance, speed, elevation, and how long you actually spent at walk, trot, canter and gallop. It keeps recording with your phone in your pocket, and every ride lands in a new History tab with the route you took. Also new: • Video in your journal, alongside photos • A calendar for everything ahead, not just this week • A warmer look throughout, and a rebuilt assistant
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FAQ
Does Hoofprint have ads?
No, Hoofprint is ad-free, allowing for an uninterrupted experience while managing your horse's information.
What devices does Hoofprint support?
Hoofprint is available on iPhone and iPod devices, offering a dedicated experience for Apple users.
How often is Hoofprint updated?
The app was last updated on August 31, 2026, indicating a recent focus on maintenance and potential improvements.
What is the age rating for Hoofprint?
Hoofprint has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users interested in horse care.
Can I track rides offline with Hoofprint?
Yes, Hoofprint can continue recording your rides even when your phone is in your pocket, ensuring no data is lost during your equestrian activities.
What kind of health records can I log in Hoofprint?
You can log farrier visits, vaccinations, vet appointments, dental care, medications, deworming, and weight tracking for each of your horses.
Does Hoofprint have a social feed or likes?
No, Hoofprint is designed as a private journal without social features like likes or a public feed, focusing solely on your horse's information and your personal memories.
What kind of ride data does Hoofprint track?
Hoofprint maps your ride's location, distance, and duration, and breaks down the time spent at different gaits like walk, trot, and canter.
