What do the session fields mean?
- Minutes
- How long the completed work lasted. Every Horse automatically describes it as Micro, Standard, or Extended.
- Session type
- What happened.
- Primary purpose
- The main reason for the session: Exposure or Consistency, Skill Development, Conditioning, or Mixed.
- Physical load
- Your estimate of the horse’s bodily exertion: Easy, Moderate, or Hard. It does not rate the ride or describe mental challenge.
- Quick Note
- One optional detail you want to remember.
Common questions
What should I record as a session?
Any completed period of work with one horse: an arena or schooling ride, trail ride, lesson or clinic, competition, groundwork, lunging, hand walking, or other work.
Are weekly targets required?
No. A weekly session target is optional and can be edited or removed. It is context, not a grade. Pausing a horse preserves all history until you resume the plan.
Where is my data stored?
Every Horse saves horse profiles, sessions, targets, and Quick Notes locally on your iPhone. When you are signed into iCloud, they can also synchronize through your private iCloud database so your history can return after a reinstall or phone replacement. Every Horse operates no separate horse-data server.
How do I protect or move my history?
Private iCloud continuity can restore your history on an iPhone signed into the same Apple Account. You can also use Your Data in Every Horse to export a rider-owned .everyhorse backup before changing devices or importing another library.
Can I print my monthly notes?
Yes. In Review, choose Month and a horse, then preview that horse’s monthly PDF report. From the preview you can print it or use Apple’s share sheet to save, AirDrop, email, or send it.
What is the difference between pausing, archiving, and deleting a horse?
Pause keeps a horse in your current roster while setting target progress aside. Archive removes a horse from everyday Home and logging while preserving all history. Permanent deletion is available only for an archived horse, requires typing the horse’s exact name, removes that horse and all related history, and cannot be undone.
How does the free trial work?
Eligible new subscribers receive seven days of full access. Unless canceled through Apple before the trial ends, Apple renews the subscription at the price and billing period shown when you subscribe.
How do I manage or cancel my subscription?
Use Manage Subscription in Every Horse or the Subscriptions area of your Apple Account settings. Deleting the app does not cancel an active subscription.
How do I restore a purchase?
Choose Restore Purchases on the Every Horse subscription screen while signed in to the Apple Account that made the purchase.
Can support recover deleted or missing records?
No. Support cannot see or remotely restore records on your iPhone or in your private iCloud database. A deleted session can be restored only during the temporary in-app Undo period. Recovery may otherwise depend on private iCloud continuity, an Apple device backup, or a rider-owned .everyhorse backup.
Does Every Horse provide training or health advice?
No. Every Horse displays rider-recorded facts and neutral patterns. It does not provide training prescriptions, medical guidance, health advice, or veterinary interpretation.
Still need help?
Email support@everyhorse.app. We’ll be glad to help.
Every Horse requires iOS 18 or later and is designed for iPhone.