EquiNex Blog

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Riding safety, horse care, and the technology behind EquiNex.

Horse Deworming Schedule App: Remember What You Gave Last

October 9, 2026

A horse deworming schedule app that records which dewormer you gave by drug class, repeats the schedule and reminds you the morning it's due.

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GPS, Cell Signal and Satellite: What They Mean to a Rider

October 6, 2026

Does GPS work off grid trails? Yes. What GPS, cell signal and satellite messengers each do for a rider, their limits, and what that means after a fall.

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Farrier Reminder App: Keep Every Horse on Its Trim Cycle

October 4, 2026

A farrier reminder app that repeats trims every 3 to 12 weeks, copies the schedule to your other horses, and reminds you the day before.

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A Horse Veterinary Records App You Can Just Ask

September 29, 2026

Binder in the truck, vet in the yard? A horse veterinary records app that keeps visit history, reasons and vet contacts shared with your barn.

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Horseback Riding Route Planner: Plan Less, Ride More

September 25, 2026

A horseback riding route planner that builds itself as you ride: flags, voice notes and photos on the trail, and tags to pick your next ride in seconds.

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How to Share Your Trail Ride Location (The Practical, Realistic Way)

September 24, 2026

How to share your trail ride location without a flight plan: two quick steps before you ride, and what EquiNex tells your loved ones automatically.

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What a Horse Fall Detection App Should Do

September 23, 2026

A horse fall detection app should do more than flag a hard stop. Learn how rider alerts, live location, and horse-specific ride records work together.

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EquiNex vs. Equilab: an honest comparison for trail riders

July 2026

Both apps track your rides. The differences start the moment something goes wrong on the trail — and they matter most when you ride alone. Here's a feature-by-feature look, including what each app does when you come off your horse.

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