Equine documentation built for the people who care for horses.
EquineAtlas gives every horse a lifelong digital home — where horse ownership records, health history, and care documentation stay connected across owners, barns, professionals, and life stages.
Why horse ownership records need a better home.
A horse's story is told through the people who care for it — the owners, veterinarians, trainers, and barn managers who each hold a piece of the record. But those pieces rarely live in the same place.
Health records sit in filing cabinets or email threads. Care instructions get passed along verbally. When a horse changes hands or moves to a new barn, important history gets lost. The people who need information most often have the hardest time finding it.
EquineAtlas is built to change that. Every horse deserves a complete, connected record that follows them through their life — one that the owner controls and the right people can access when it matters.
How we build.
The horse is at the center
Records belong to the horse, not to any single owner, barn, or platform. The horse's history should follow the horse.
Owners stay in control
An owner's horse record belongs to the owner. Barns and care teams access what they need — with permissions the owner sets.
Built on evidence
Features are prioritized based on what horse owners and barn managers actually need, not what seems interesting to build.
Honest about what's ready
EquineAtlas is early. We ship what works, say clearly what is coming, and do not promise what we have not built.
Meet Brandon Palmer, Founder & CEO
“I built EquineAtlas because keeping track of a horse's care can mean digging through paperwork, emails, and text messages. I wanted one place to keep the details that matter, whether I'm checking what's due or sharing care instructions with someone looking after my horse.”Connect on LinkedIn →
EquineAtlas equine documentation — available now.
EquineAtlas is available now on iOS and Android. Horse owners can create horse profiles, organize health and care records, store important documents, connect their Care Team, and link their horses to barns — all while remaining in control of their horse's record.
Barn managers can connect with owners, organize horses by stable and stall, manage barn membership and access important horse information for horses in their care — without taking ownership of the horse's lifetime record.
Atlas Guardian now adds record-readiness checks, shareable Care Cards, and relevant weather and official disease context to the horse's existing information. Further owner and barn attention workflows are being developed in stages.
What is being built next.
Guardian Today and the Barn Attention Board are in active development, bringing clearer owner and barn attention views to the information already in EquineAtlas.
Future opportunities — including expanded barn workflows, ownership transfer, digital horse passport concepts, event-management expansion and broader integrations — will be prioritized based on customer evidence. These are not currently available in the app.