Feature Guide

A trainer requests access from inside the app, or you invite them; one tap of approval and you follow the training program and every session report right there.

The trainer's request arrives by SMS — approve or decline with one tap
One active trainer per horse at a time; access can be withdrawn whenever you want
Every session report — note, voice or photo — stays in the horse's file

My courses

How many sessions are left, when the next one is, and what each session’s report said. For a guardian, the same for every child.

Stable & training — 10 features · Free account

The working desks of the stable manager, the trainer and the groom — run the barn, plan the training and log the day, all on the same free account.

The stable office

The stable's daily running in one place: the box board, the weekly feeding chart, the staff and the reports. Everything important lands in that horse's own file.

The box board: which horse is where, and since when
Each box's weekly feeding chart, meal by meal
The trainers' feed-proposal inbox — approve or decline with one tap
Invite staff by SMS; every role sees exactly as much as it needs
A weekly report of logged meals and tasks

The groom's daily worksheet

Today's work, box by box: meals, care tasks and training sessions. Every task logs with one tap, and if something is wrong you report it with a voice note or a photo.

Meals in time order, with a big ✓
Exceptions with ready reasons: didn't eat, was lame, bad weather…
Logs without signal too, and delivers itself later
The “something’s wrong” button: a voice message straight to the manager

Draw the club as it actually is — barns, arenas, paddocks and the paths between them — and each barn's boxes take their places on it. A member taps a box to see which horse is in it; a visitor from outside sees only the shape of the club, and nothing about the boxes.

Place sections from a ready-made catalogue: barn, arena, paddock, wash box, tack room
Each barn's door count is read from the barn itself, not from a number typed onto the map
Set the scale by clicking a distance you already know, and dimensions come out in metres
Photograph a hand-drawn plan; the AI proposes the sections and you place them — no measurement lands on the map without your confirmation
Nobody but you sees it until you publish it

Claim your stable

Is your stable already in the directory? Claim its management and the box board, the feeding chart and the staff tools come alive for you.

Find your stable in the directory and apply
Only unmanaged stables can be claimed; if there is a manager, ask them for an invite

A private stable

Create a stable that does not appear on the site: no listing, no review, and from the first minute the map, the barns, the boxes, the feeding chart and the reports. You can make it public whenever you want.

A name is the whole form; everything else is filled in later from inside
It stays out of the club directory, the search and the site map
One code lets a horse owner ask to join, and you approve
When you are ready, send the full form for review and go public

Join with a stable code

Been given a stable's code? Use it to ask for your horse to be taken in. The stable manager approves and assigns the box.

Type the code on the page — there is nothing to search for
You pick your own horse, and the request stays open until the manager decides
Once approved, the feeding chart and the horse's file are in the stable portal

The trainer's desk

Every horse entrusted to you in one place: log today’s sessions with one tap and write the session report with a note, a voice message or a photo — even with no signal.

Log a session as done, not done, or an exception — always with a reason
Session reports with a note, a voice message up to 45 seconds, or a photo
Works offline; everything sends itself once you're back in coverage
Only you and the horse's owner see the reports

An instructor’s classes

The courses assigned to you, your week, the roster of every session and the attendance tick — on one screen.

The weekly training program

Lay out each horse's week: sessions, intensity and rest days. Every change becomes a new version, the program prints on A4, and one move copies it to another horse.

Record a competition and the base, build-up, peak and taper phases land on the calendar automatically
Eight automatic safety flags — like two hard sessions too close together, or a week without rest
The stable manager sees the schedule only; the training content stays with you and the owner
A4 print for the stable wall, and program copy to another horse

Feed change proposals

Instead of a verbal message, record the feed change as a proposal: the stable manager approves or declines, and everything is kept with a name and a date. The feeding chart is never changed automatically.

Changes are recorded as deltas — “half a scoop less” — never absolute numbers
The manager's decision is recorded; moving a scoop is always a human's hand

Offer services & sell — 5 features · Free account

Introduce your services, products, or club to the riding community.

List your services

Vets, farriers, trainers, stables
Found by owners near you
Free to list

Sell equipment

Post your new or used equipment on the marketplace.

Sell a horse

Post a sale listing for your horse.

Photo-rich sale listings
Seen by buyers in every language of the site

Semen & embryos

List semen and embryos from your horses.

Register your club

Claim an existing club or add yours
Facilities, address and contact on your page

Frequently asked questions

Is Chaharnal free?

Yes. Browsing all content is open to everyone, and a member account — horse profiles, care reminders, expense tracking, listings — is completely free.

What can I do without an account?

News, articles, videos, podcasts, horse and club directories, the marketplace and the vet triage tool are open to all. You only need a free account for personal tools and for publishing listings or articles.

What languages is Chaharnal available in?

The whole site — content included, not just menus — is published in 7 languages. Yours is detected on your first visit and you can switch anytime.

Is Chaharnal only for Iran?

It began as Iran's equestrian platform and its directories are strongest there, but the news, articles, horse profiles and all member tools serve the worldwide equestrian community.

How do I list my services, horses or equipment?

Create a free account, open your profile and add your listing: veterinary, farrier or training services, a riding club, horses for sale, breeding genetics, or tack and equipment. Listings appear in the public directories once submitted.

Everything above, with one free account

Signing up is free and takes seconds — continue with your Google account and pick up right where you left off.

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