Equine welfare · AI vision
Point your camera at your horse. Equimood by Let's Learn Horses reads ears, eyes, nostrils and posture - and gives you a real-time emotion and comfort assessment grounded in the Horse Grimace Scale. Then switch to Horse Vision to see your arena and yard through your horse's own two-colour eyes.
Open the camera and point it at your horse's face and upper body. Daylight works best.
One tap captures the moment. We analyse ear position, eye tension, nostrils, and posture.
Get an emotion mix plus a Horse Grimace Scale–inspired comfort score, saved to your history with the photo.
Equimood is a welfare tool, not a substitute for veterinary diagnosis. If you suspect injury, illness, or sustained discomfort, consult a qualified equine veterinarian.
Horse Vision · included on every plan
Horses see in two colours, not three. Open Horse Vision and your camera turns into your horse's eyes — reds fade to grey and olive, while blues, yellows and greens stay bright. Walk your course, arena, stable or trailer ramp and instantly spot the poles and shadows your horse simply can't pick out.
A real-time filtered view, with a side-by-side compare so you can see the difference at a glance.
Choose pole and filler colours your horse can actually see, and check ground lines against the surface.
Dark doorways and patchy shadows can look like holes. Seeing it explains a lot — and it's usually fixable.
Analytics · AI overview
One photo tells you how your horse feels today. Your Analytics page tells you how they've been doing all season — so you spot the slow changes long before they become a problem.
Watch comfort scores rise and fall across 30 days, 6 months, a year, or all time — included on every plan, free ones too.
See how calm, alert, stressed, fearful and content shift week to week, so you can link changes to work, weather or turnout.
Filter by horse and chart recorded weight and body condition, so winter weight loss or summer gain never sneaks up on you.
AI wellbeing overview · Paid plans
At the bottom of your Analytics page, Equimood reads your whole history and writes a short, friendly summary of how your horse is doing — what's improving, what's worth keeping an eye on, and what to do next. No jargon, no scare stories, and always a nudge to call your vet if something genuinely needs it.
