Equiyd Capture is a mobile riding and telemetry app that uses your phone or smartwatch to track every ride. Record gait, trot and canter cadence, speed, GPS route and movement data, then replay your session with detailed riding insights.
Equiyd Capture works with your free Equiyd Horse Management account. Download the Equiyd mobile app and create your account now to get ready for Capture.
Equiyd Capture works seamlessly with Equiyd Horse Management (pictured above no more manual adding exercise or competition sessions) . Once a ride is recorded, the session is linked directly to that horse’s profile, keeping exercise history, riding records and performance data together in one place.
Every horse in your Equiyd Horse Management account is automatically available in Equiyd Capture. Select your horse, start a riding session and use the sensors already built into your phone or smartwatch to record the ride. Pair compatible external sensors, including Equiyd sensors, to add even deeper telemetry and movement data.
Every ride can be captured using your phone, smartwatch or paired external sensors, with up to 12 sensors supported. Replay your full ride map by gait, cadence and speed, see how much of the session was spent in walk, trot, canter or gallop, and review key ride metrics in one place.
From the moment you start using Equiyd Capture, our machine learning begins building a baseline for your horse. Over time, Capture learns what is normal for you and your horse, helping highlight subtle changes in movement, trot and canter cadence, rhythm and gait patterns.
See whether rhythm was steady or more variable than usual, whether cadence changed compared with previous sessions, and how your horse moved across different parts of the ride. The more you use Capture, the richer that baseline becomes, allowing you to compare sessions, recognise patterns and better understand changes in your horse’s movement over time.
Equiyd Capture is a mobile riding and telemetry app that turns your phone or smartwatch into a riding sensor. Select a horse already in your Equiyd Horse Management account, start a session and Capture records movement, gait, cadence, speed, GPS route, distance and duration. You can also pair compatible external sensors, including Equiyd sensors, for deeper telemetry. Every completed session is linked back to your horse’s Equiyd record, keeping your riding history and movement insights together in one place.
Yes. Equiyd Capture works alongside your free Equiyd Horse Management account, with both apps connected through the same Equiyd platform. First download the free Equiyd Horse Management app, create your account and add your horses. You can then upgrade to Equiyd Capture through the Horse Management app and download Equiyd Capture from the App Store to start recording your rides. Your horses and riding sessions stay connected across both apps, and Equiyd Capture can be used across unlimited horses on your account.
gait, walk/trot/canter/gallop, cadence, rhythm, speed, GPS, distance, duration, movement and session timeline, and a full playback of your riding session
no; the phone or smartwatch can be used on its own, with optional compatible external sensors for deeper telemetry. You can add up to 12 sensors.
Equiyd Capture uses Equiyd’s proprietary AI and machine-learning models to build a baseline for each horse and rider over time. Our CTO’s background in Formula One and telemetry has influenced the way we think about this: in the same way motorsport uses data from the relationship between driver and car to understand normal performance, Equiyd applies similar telemetry principles to the relationship between horse and rider.
Each recorded session adds more data to your horse’s individual baseline, helping Capture understand what is normal for that horse across gait, cadence, rhythm, movement and other session patterns. The more consistently you use Capture, the richer that baseline becomes and the more meaningful comparisons between rides can be.
For the strongest baseline, we recommend using Equiyd Capture on every ride wherever practical, so changes can be viewed in the context of that horse’s own normal over time.