About
This app helps horse owners and professionals monitor their horse's leg temperature during activity. It detects temperature spikes using specialized boots, providing real-time alerts and historical data to identify potential injuries early.
What's New in StableICE
1.2.3
May 4, 2026
Updated alert sensitivity to reduce false positives.
FAQ
What is StableICE used for?
StableICE is used to detect temperature spikes and irregularities in a horse's lower leg soft tissue during activity. This helps owners and professionals identify potential injuries early before they become severe.
How does StableICE work?
StableICE works with ICEolate boots, which are worn by the horse and contain sensors to monitor leg temperature. The app records these readings and provides alerts when irregular temperatures are detected.
Can I track my horse's progress over time with StableICE?
Yes, StableICE allows you to access historical training sessions to view charted temperature readings and alerts. You can also compare up to five recent sessions to track progress or identify recurring issues.
Can I share my horse's data with my vet using StableICE?
Absolutely. After any live session, StableICE generates a PDF report that you can download and share with your veterinarian, trainer, farrier, or any member of your horse's support team.
What devices is StableICE compatible with?
StableICE is available for iPhone and iPod devices. It requires the use of the ICEolate boots, a StableICE product, to function.
How often is StableICE updated?
The latest version of StableICE is 1.2.3, which was last updated on May 4, 2026. Updates typically include performance improvements and new features to enhance user experience.
Is StableICE suitable for all ages?
StableICE has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for users of all ages. The app's functionality is focused on data analysis for equine health.
Does StableICE have ads?
No, StableICE does not contain advertisements. The app is completely free to download and use, focusing solely on providing valuable data for horse health monitoring.
