ReinTrace: Riding Journal

A private riding journal for lessons, practice, clinics, shows, and trail rides. Keep what your instructor said, the video you took, and what you learned about every horse you ride — all on your phone, no account required.

Most of it gets forgotten. The correction lives in a text message, the video is buried in your camera roll, and the lesson that finally clicked is a page in a notebook you left at the barn.

EVERY RIDE IN ITS OWN PLACE Start a note with what you are recording — Practice, Lesson, Clinic, Show, Trail ride, or Other — and the form follows. Set how long you were at it and whether you were in the saddle. Groundwork counts. Save where it happened, and open that spot in Maps when you go back.

VIDEO AND PHOTOS THAT STAY IN CONTEXT Attach photos and link videos from your phone's library, so a clip stays tied to the horse, the instructor, the skill, and the note it belongs with.

A PLAYBOOK FOR EVERY HORSE What works. What to watch for. How to warm up. Kept apart from your day-to-day notes, so it is there before you get on — which matters most if you ride school horses, leased horses, or a different horse every week.

REMEMBER WHO TOLD YOU WHAT Give each instructor a photo and a short profile, so feedback stays attached to whoever gave it, across lessons and clinics.

YOUR OWN SKILL MAP Flatwork, jumping, horsemanship, groundwork, Western basics, and horse care and stable management. Pin what you are working on now, and let the patterns show up over months.

LOOK BACK, NOT JUST FORWARD Browse your history from Timeline, or find notes by horse, instructor, skill, or tag. A monthly recap shows the days you rode, the horses you rode, and the notes you kept.

IN YOUR LANGUAGE English, Spanish, French, German, Brazilian Portuguese, Dutch, Italian, Swedish, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Japanese, and Polish. Light or dark appearance, your choice.

PRIVATE BY DEFAULT No account. No sign-in. No feed. Your notes, photos, and video links stay on your device.

FOR RIDERS AT EVERY STAGE From first lessons through competing and riding professionally, and for anyone who wants a clearer memory of what they are learning in the saddle.