Moments that don't disappear
Stories vanish in 24 hours. Your first ride doesn't have to.
For young riders
Your rides, your firsts, your bad days at the barn. Saved in one place, seen only by the people you actually want to show.
Why HorseJournal
Stories vanish in 24 hours. Your first ride doesn't have to.
Every photo, ride and memory stays connected to the horse, the date and the activity.
First trot, first jump, first show. Look back any time and remember how far you've come.
Share only with the people who actually care — your barn friends, your family, your trainer.
About
HorseJournal was made by Fransiska, a mom of two horse-mad daughters who kept watching their best days at the barn disappear into Snap stories and WhatsApp groups. The first 90cm jump. The day the new pony arrived. Gone in 24 hours, scrolled past in a week. So she built the app she wanted her daughters to have. Private by default. No ads, ever. No public feed for strangers to comment on. Just your horse, your story, the people you choose.
Features
Luna has her own profile. So does Bink. Photos, rides, the day she spooked at a plastic bag. All of it under her name, not yours.
The proof, kept where you can find it. Not buried in a camera roll with three thousand other photos.
Snap stories disappear. WhatsApp threads scroll away. HorseJournal keeps the post-show photo and the way you felt about it.
See it in action
For horse girls
From your first canter to your favorite ride with your favorite horse — HorseJournal keeps the moments that matter.
For parents
We built HorseJournal with safety first. No surprises, no hidden tracking, no ads.
HorseJournal was designed with safety in mind: no public feed, no follower system, no strangers, no advertising. Independent use is permitted from the digital age of consent in your country — typically 13 in most countries, 16 in some EU member states. Younger riders use HorseJournal with consent and guidance from a parent or guardian, and the app's age gate enforces these rules per country. See our FAQ for details.
"Such a wonderful way to support parents and kids in this digital age."
From one horse family to another
"I'm Fransiska, mom of two horse-mad girls. I got tired of seeing their best moments disappear in WhatsApp groups and Snapchat stories. So we built HorseJournal — for them, and for every kid like them."