
For riding schools
Lessons booked.
Riders progressing.
Horses looked after.
Timetabled lessons, camps and courses that parents book and pay for online. Progress per rider. And the school horses' health and feed in the same place as the bookings — so the whole school runs off one record.
Starts at free. No card to start, and the school tiers are on the price card — you see the number before you need it.
Timetable
Fill the timetable, not just the diary.
Lessons, camps and courses are booked and paid online before the ride starts.
Lesson booking
Booked from the phone, in three steps.
Illustrative product viewWhat a parent sees from a lesson link: pick a lesson, add rider details, pay.
3 · Pay
Booking confirmed — Tue 4:00pm, Group Beginners, Arena 1.
Arena allocation
Indoor and outdoor, half hour by half hour.
Illustrative product viewTue 4:00pm now shows as booked — Group, Beginners, Arena 1.
Tuesday · Indoor · 4:00 · Group — Beginners, just booked
Horse workload
Every pony's day, watched against its limit.
Illustrative product viewThe new booking's pony is well inside today's welfare limit.
The whole school, on one record.

Capacity checked, never double-booked.
A full lesson goes to the waitlist, not to a double-booked arena — checked as the booking is made.
- Recurring blocks for the regulars, with make-up rules when they miss one.
- Multi-day camps and course blocks, with places and payment per rider.
Know who's on what horse before the lesson starts.
Coaches see the timetable, the horse and the rider's progress in one place.
- Instructor and arena on every slot, so a change of coach is one edit, not twelve texts.
- Rider progress — grades, achievements and next steps per rider, updated after each lesson.
- Messages to the group — one note to every family on the timetable.
The horses looked after in the same place.
Health, workload and care for every school horse sit next to the timetable that uses them.
- Health & reminders — vaccinations, farrier, dentist, worming, on a countdown.
- Feed plans and stock per horse and for the yard, with reordering.
- The horse register — photos, passports and ownership, one record per horse.
One invoice a month, not one per lesson.
Packages, camps and add-on lessons bill automatically and settle without chasing.
- Recurring billing for packages and camps, with card payment and autopay for the parents who want it.
- Paid and overdue at a glance, and a reminder sent in one tap.
Sam, your assistant
Ask Sam. See the working.
Sam checks your records before it answers, and nothing sends until you approve it. Try one of these.
Checked:
Needs your approval · reversible
Demo — nothing is sent.
How it goes now — and on Stride Hub.
Bookings come by phone, text and a paper diary.
Bookings are made and paid online, straight into the timetable.
Who's on which pony is worked out at the mounting block.
The timetable already shows who's on which pony.
School-horse workload is kept in someone's head.
School-horse workload is visible before the day is booked out.
An invoice is written up at the end of term.
Packages and camps bill automatically, month by month.
Everything included
Everything included, from your first booking.
Every module is switched on from day one; the price card shows what happens after.
These are the modules a riding school workspace gets on Stride Hub — lessons and camps, the school horses, the people, the money, and the shows and clinics you put on.
Everything included
Every module above is switched on from your first day.
Also on Stride Hub
Run more than one thing? One login.
A riding school that puts on shows, a livery yard with a coach on site, a stud with a training yard — tick every activity you run and they share one set of horses, people and money.
Put the timetable online this week.
Set the school up in an afternoon. Riders and parents book from the first day; nothing to install, and your records stay yours.