This startup integrates animal insurance technology with mobile health monitoring systems to improve the health and financial security of horses and pets. By offering customized insurance plans and real-time health tracking, it mitigates the financial risks and health issues faced by pet owners and equestrians.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Managing horse health and equestrian activities involves juggling multiple tools for health records, training plans, and stable management, leading to fragmented data and inefficient workflows. Monitoring vital signs, tracking treatments, and coordinating feeding schedules often rely on manual processes, increasing the risk of errors and missed tasks.
Solution
Happie provides an all-in-one mobile application designed to streamline horse management by integrating digital health records, training schedules, and stable management tools into a single platform. The app enables users to monitor symptoms, track treatments, and analyze riding performance through gait analysis and GPS tracking. It also offers features such as AI-powered health assessments, pasture management tools, and a comprehensive academy with training exercises. By consolidating these functions, Happie aims to improve equine health outcomes and simplify the daily routines of horse owners and caretakers.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes horse owners, riders, stable managers, and equestrian professionals seeking a comprehensive digital solution for managing horse health and daily activities.
Features
- Digital health record for tracking symptoms, TPR values, treatments, and medications
- Calendar and to-do list for scheduling and managing daily tasks
- Pasture management tools for monitoring fructan risk, grazing times, and weather conditions
- Training plan creation with access to a library of over 250 riding exercises
- Feeding plan management for tracking mealtimes, snacks, and treats
- AI-powered health assistant for initial symptom assessment
- Gait analysis and GPS tracking for analyzing riding performance
- Academy and blog with articles on health, training, and horse care