Now There is NO Excuse...

...to not be organized.  Our new website of the week is Horselogs.com This affordable online horse management service allows you to safely keep records on an unlimited number of horses.  For a few dollars a month you can keep track of feeding schedules,riding lessons, training plans, expense reports, and schedule your vet and farrier visits.  In just a few minutes  you can record Medical history, Pedigree, Show results,  daily journal notes and more without downloading a thing. All you need is an internet connection and you have 24/7 access to record events as they happen and review records from anywhere. There is even an option to keep your horse's vital statistics such as pulse, respiration, hydration and temperature.

This online service is a great way for the everyday horse owner to easily manage their records with very little hassle or expense. My only complaint about the system is that it is not suitable as an equine business mangement system. While I often  use the calander and training journal I  have still found it necessary to utilize  a seperate program for tracking all of my business expenses and creating invoices.  Horselogs.com is definitly on the right track with this simple online system.  When you register you gain access to all of the premium services the first 30 days for free! So head on over to Horselogs.com and sign up

Comments

[risingrainbow]

This sounds interesting. I will have to check it out. Thanks.

[Marco]

Hi,
Congrats for your blog, very nice!
Why don't you create a pet profile on www.pet-files.com? You can publish photos, videos and a lot of info (my profile: http://www.pet-files.com/marco80/mescal). And you can create a slideshow with your photo that you can easily embed into this blog! Hope you appreciate the idea.
- Marco

[Samantha]

I personally use www.rendaivu.com its free and offers much more indepth features than HorseLogs.com. I had orginally started with HorseLogs.com before I found www.rendaivu.com It sends outs reminders for everything you would need and is very easy to use.

[Chase]

I looked at Rendaivu as well, but just find it will take way to much time to figure out, and the first few features I tried were buggy. I also wonder how long they will be able to remain free. Their ads are free as well, so seems like someone will want to be paid eventually.

[ReleventCommentsPlease]

Just searching the web today for horse software and found this post. I noticed the first two comments here are someone looking to advertise. Checked out Marco's profile, and he doesn't even have any horses, he is a software developer that no doubt works for Rendaivu.com. If he did start out with HorseLogs, it was probably to get ideas. Please be truthful folks. If your software is good, it should speak for itself.