Equinimi is the done-for-you booking platform that lets riders reserve and pay in real time — in French and English, on one system — built for stables, riding schools, and trail-ride operations across Canada.
Don't take our word for it. This is the actual booking flow and owner admin — the same screens a rider and a front desk use — running on anonymized sample data from a real Quebec equine operation. No account to create, no sales call to sit through. Look around, then book a call when you're ready.
Sample data shown, from a real Quebec equine business. We hold every client's name back until their platform has had a few weeks to run in production — we'll share the story once that's true here.
We checked. Nine of eleven audited Quebec riding centers have nothing resembling real-time, online booking — no live calendar, no self-serve payment, nothing a rider can do at 9pm without picking up the phone. Ontario looks a little different, not better: more than half of the operators we sampled run fully manual booking too, and every one that has gone online did it for camps only — lessons and boarding are still phone-and-email. This isn't a knock on any one business. It's the gap Equinimi was built to close. Québec and Ontario are simply where we could audit with our own eyes — the phone-and-paper pattern is the category's, not a province's, and Equinimi is built for stables anywhere in Canada.
Pick an activity, a date, an open slot — pay a deposit, reschedule, or cancel without a phone call. Cancel 24 hours out or more and the deposit becomes an automatic booking credit, not a wait for someone to call back.
The paper binder becomes a live day-board: who's assigned where, which horse is available, worked, or held back — plus an owner dashboard that tells you what happened today without you having to ask.
French and English, everywhere your customers go: the booking flow, the confirmations, the error messages — not just the marketing page. Switching languages mid-booking doesn't lose your place.
What you can click through above is what's actually running today — not a mockup, not a pitch deck. We hand you a platform that's ready to use, not a project left to finish: that's what "done for you" actually means.
Today's schedule, each rider's level and horse, one-tap horse changes, and a welfare flag that reaches the owner immediately — instead of radio calls, sticky notes, and back-and-forth.
See the working preview →Horses on welfare hold can't be assigned. The day board replaces the paper binder. Staff, horses, riders, and the day's schedule live in one system — and the management side is where Equinimi keeps growing.
The revenue side came first, and it's the part that's live today. The back office is where development continues, season after season — and we'll always tell you which parts are built and which are still ahead.
This stands up a finished, working platform — the real thing, not a login to someone else's software — and keeps it running, current, and backed by a real person on the other end of the phone, not a ticket queue. What it costs depends on your own operation: how many programs, how many staff, how many horses. Book a meeting and we'll talk through yours, then give you a price that fits — not a number picked off a page.
Equinimi was built and validated with a real Quebec equine operation — working through every booking, every cancellation, every camp-season crunch — before being offered to anyone else. It's going live in 2026.
Nine of eleven audited Quebec riding centers, and more than half of the Ontario operators we sampled, still have no real-time booking at all. That gap is why this exists.
We're gathering results now, from the ground the platform is already running on. When we can put a number and a name behind it, we will.
Here's what's live today. Here's what's on the roadmap. We'll always tell you which is which.
See what's built →See it live before you decide — no signup. Then let's talk about what it costs for your operation.