Mane is the barn binder, digitized. Farrier, vaccines, deworming, Coggins, feed board, and where the money went — with a quiet reminder before anything comes due. Works in a dead-signal barn, and nothing ever leaves your phone.
A binder never taps you on the shoulder three days before the Coggins expires and the hauler won't load without it. Mane knows the cycles — and quietly does the math.
Farrier every six weeks, Coggins every year, deworming on your vet's plan — Mane computes the next due date the moment you log, per horse, and reminds you at the lead time you choose. Coggins gets two weeks' warning, because the lab takes days and the hauler won't wait.
When the nudge arrives, logging it back takes three taps — the record sheet arrives prefilled.
Each horse's feeds, supplements, active medications, and special instructions — in the app, and as a one-page printable stall card with emergency contacts. The barn sitter, the weekend help, the 2 AM colic vet: everyone reads the same card.
"PRONE TO LAMINITIS — NO GRAIN" in bold amber, where nobody can miss it.
Export any horse's complete health history as a clean, professional PDF — every farrier visit, vaccine, float, and Coggins in chronological tables. Hand it to the vet, the buyer, or the new boarding barn and watch the conversation change.
Costs are a toggle — a buyer doesn't need to see them; a spouse might.
Every cost rides on its care record — no separate bookkeeping. Mane turns them into totals by month and by care type, per horse or across the barn, so "what did we spend on vet this year?" has a real answer.
Weight and body-condition charts too — six weigh-tapes a year is diligent, and the trend line tells the story your eye can't.
Metal barns kill signal, and a mare's vet history is nobody's business. Mane makes zero network connections — your records live on your phone and in your own backups. Full CSV export means they're never locked in.
Your horse costs $300–$2,000 a month. The app that keeps it all straight shouldn't cost anything, ever again.