EquineAtlas Feature Roadmap

Every horse has a story. We are building EquineAtlas to preserve it — with horse health records, equine health tracking, and barn management tools that make everyday care easier to coordinate.

Explore available horse record keeping and care coordination features, what is in development, and the ideas we are considering for the future of equine health tracking.

Last updated: November 5, 2026

Features and access may vary by subscription and permissions. Future ideas are not release commitments. Priorities may change based on customer feedback, testing, and platform readiness.

Available now

Available in the App Today

These capabilities are available in the EquineAtlas iOS and Android apps.

Horse Profiles and Lifetime Stories

Create a dedicated profile for each horse with identification, pedigree, photos, and important details. Build the horse's story as you add records, documents, and milestones.

Health and Care Records

Organize supported health and care records, veterinary visit information, and important notes around each horse. EquineAtlas helps you prepare for care conversations without replacing veterinary records or advice.

Documents and PDF Reports

Store important documents with the correct horse, access them from your phone with an internet connection, and generate supported PDF reports for sharing.

Care Team Access

Invite trusted people to help with horse records using the app's available roles and permissions. A care-team connection does not mean professional credentials or medical information have been independently verified.

Barn Connections

Connect an owner-managed horse to a barn without changing ownership. Keep horse information owner-centered while supporting appropriate barn access.

Barn and Facility Organization

Manage barns, invite members, and organize facilities by stable, area, and stall. Access connected horse information according to your role and permissions.

Atlas Guardian: Record Readiness

Review emergency contacts, care instructions, Coggins, vaccinations, and other supported information. Guardian Readiness shows which items are current, due soon, or need attention, with a clear reason and a way to update them. Readiness signals support organization, not medical assessment.

Atlas Guardian: Care Card and Secure Sharing

Choose the supported information and documents a caregiver needs, review the card, and share a read-only link. Recipients can open an active link in their browser without an EquineAtlas account. Choose an expiration and revoke future access when needed.

Atlas Guardian: Environmental and Official Disease Context

Review relevant weather conditions and official disease information for your horse's assigned location. Check the source and update time to understand the information in context. This supports awareness without diagnosing illness or replacing veterinary guidance.

Founding Program

Founding Member, Founding Horse, and Founding Barn experiences are available for early adopters, subject to current program eligibility and availability.

In development

In Development and Testing

These capabilities are not yet generally available.

In development

Atlas Guardian: Guardian Today and Barn Attention Board

Bring record-readiness signals, Care Card readiness, and relevant external context into a concise owner view and a permission-aware barn attention board. AI may help organize or explain supported information. It will not independently diagnose conditions or recommend treatment.

Exploring

Exploring for the Future

These are ideas under consideration, not currently available expanded capabilities or promised releases. They do not have committed launch dates.

Expanded Barn Workflows and Staff Task Management

We plan to strengthen everyday barn workflows using feedback from owners and barn managers. We are gathering evidence about navigation, care coordination, recurring tasks, and staff responsibilities before confirming the next feature scope.

Authorized Care Contributions

Explore ways for permitted barn staff and care professionals to contribute to a horse's history while preserving the author, role, date, supporting evidence, and corrections.

Expanded Care and Condition History

Explore clearer documentation of ongoing conditions, past treatments, injections, and supporting records. Future Care Card updates could let owners select relevant details for sharing while distinguishing owner-reported concerns from professional documentation.

Smart Document Center and Filing Assistance

Explore easier document search, favorites, and importing files from email or a phone's sharing menu. Optional AI assistance could suggest a horse or document category, with users confirming changes.

Ownership Transfer and Portable Horse History

Explore transferring permitted horse information to a new owner while preserving useful history, attribution, and appropriate access boundaries.

Digital Horse Passport Concepts

Explore a portable, owner-controlled horse identity connecting important information across care relationships and life stages. This would not automatically replace official identification or travel documents.

A Clearer Horse Timeline

Explore a chronological view connecting care events, documents, reminders, activities, and Guardian information.

Professional Collaboration and Integrations

Explore deeper connections with veterinarians, farriers, trainers, transporters, registries, laboratories, insurers, and other participants where they reduce duplicate work and strengthen the horse's record.

Voice Notes and Faster Record Capture

Explore voice-assisted notes and simpler ways to capture information during a busy barn day, with review before it becomes part of a permanent record.

Connected Devices and Sensors

Explore connections to location, activity, temperature, and environmental devices where reliability, permissions, and customer value support them.

Further Atlas Guardian Assistance

Explore additional ways to organize verified information, prepare for professional conversations, and support follow-through. Owners and professionals remain in control of care decisions.

Photo and Feed-Label Assistance

Explore whether photo-based tools can help organize information or explain feed labels. Health-related image capabilities would require separate validation and veterinary review. These ideas are outside the current Atlas Guardian release.

Community Health Awareness

Explore whether privacy-conscious community reporting could add useful context alongside official disease sources. This remains deferred pending accuracy, moderation, privacy, and misuse reviews.

Optional Text-Message Sharing

Explore opt-in SMS delivery for Care Cards or selected sharing workflows, subject to consent, reliability, and cost controls.

Expanded Barn Business Tools

Explore billing, inventory, supplies, payments, and related workflows where repeated barn feedback supports them. These are separate possibilities, not commitments within the next barn-focused milestone.

Event Management Expansion

Explore event-related record coordination and a connected show-office experience built around horse information. Expanded event-management capabilities are not currently available.

Service Discovery

Explore ways to find and connect with equine care providers, subject to demand, appropriate verification, privacy, and operating requirements.

Regional and International Support

Explore additional languages, units, date formats, regional information sources, and integrations appropriate to different countries.

Community priorities

Which future ideas matter most to you?

Rank your top three from the ideas we are exploring. Your first choice carries the most weight and helps us understand where to focus.

What should we explore next?

Select up to 3 ideas in order of priority. Your first choice carries the most weight.

Help Shape What Comes Next

Tell us where horse information gets lost, which tasks take too much time, and what would make everyday care easier. Your feedback helps us choose useful improvements while keeping EquineAtlas focused on the horse's lifetime story.

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