Looking for an EquineGo alternative?
This page is for the person whose horses have just come home to their own place for the first time, who has found EquineGo while looking for a way to keep the records straight. EquineGo is a thorough horse-care app, and if the horse is the whole question it may be the better pick. If the paddock the horse stands in is also new to you, read on.
What’s the same
What’s different
| EquineGo | Acreage Guardian | |
|---|---|---|
| Which animals | Horses only, with no limit on the number of horse profiles.[1] | Horses, plus everything else on the place — sheep, goats, alpacas, cattle, pigs and poultry — in the same app and the same week. |
| The place | No weather, pasture, paddock, property or fire features on their pages. It's an app about the horse.[1] | The week is built from your weather; paddocks are on a map; the official fire-danger rating is checked before any burn; the plants in your state that hurt horses are listed with official sources. |
| Who writes the week | You set reminders — their words: "for feeding, turnout, care routines, and appointments".[1] | The week is generated from each animal's care cycles, the season and the weather, each job on a day, and the reminder fires on your phone before it's due. Ticking it writes the history. |
| Feed and money | Feed schedules, feed inventory and expense tracking. A real strength.[1] | Not ours. We don't track feed inventory or expenses. |
| Documents and sharing | The Pro plan stores vet reports, Coggins, registration papers and insurance documents, with PDF and CSV export.[1] | A read-only link to one animal's whole history for your vet, with an expiry you set and a count of whether it was opened. No document vault. |
| Price | A free Starter plan, paid Core and Pro plans, and a 14-day Pro trial with no credit card. Their pages describe it as free to start with pricing for growing barns.[2] | One plan. US$39 a month, or US$349 a year with three months free. 30 days free with a card up front, and a 90-day money-back guarantee. |
| Where you get it | The App Store, Google Play, and a web app.[1] | A web app you add to your home screen. No app store, on purpose. |
Who EquineGo suits better
Who Acreage Guardian suits better
- The horses stand on a paddock you're responsible for now, and the paddock is the bit nobody taught you.
- Other animals share the place, and one app should know about all of them.
- You'd rather be told what the week needs than keep the list yourself.
Try it on your own place
One plan: US$39 a month, or US$349 a year with three months free. 30 days free — card up front, cancel any time before it ends. 90-day money-back guarantee: if it hasn't paid for itself in your first quarter, email us for a full refund.
Sources
Everything said about EquineGoabove comes from these pages, read on the date shown. Their product changes; if a line here is out of date, their site is right and we’ll fix ours.
- https://www.equinego.com/ — read 2026-09-14. Home page. All-in-one horse care management: profiles, health records, farrier, feed schedules and inventory, expenses, training logs, photos, contacts, reminders; Pro adds tack, document storage, leasing, PDF/CSV export; iOS, Android and web; free Starter plan, paid Core and Pro, 14-day Pro trial with no card. No weather, pasture, paddock, property or fire features.
- https://equinego.app/about.html — read 2026-09-14. About page. "Horse care management app for horse owners, trainers, and barn managers"; "starts free and offers clear, affordable pricing for growing barns". No weather, pasture, property or land features.
- https://equinego.app/horse-health-records-app.html — read 2026-09-14. Health records page. Vaccination, deworming, medication, dental, vet visit and hoof care records; body weight and condition scores; injury photos; push notifications before vaccinations, deworming and dental are due; free to start.
EquineGo is a trademark of its owner. We're not affiliated; this comparison is ours, from their public pages on the date shown.