POCKET YARD · INTERFACE TOUR
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£39.99 per yard for 12 months from activation. Invited team included.
One payment. No automatic renewal.
Pocket Yard’s annual price is equivalent to approximately £3.33 a month, paid once. The examples below compare published software prices, not identical capabilities or guaranteed operating savings.
| Published alternative | 12-month cost at monthly rate | Price difference vs £39.99 |
|---|---|---|
| At The Yard — Shetland, up to 10 horses £30/month | £360 | £320.01 |
| Equestrian Systems — Growing & Charity £100/month | £1,200 | £1,160.01 |
Prices checked 4 October 2026. Products have different scopes: alternatives offer invoicing, payment or riding-school automation beyond Pocket Yard. These figures use 12 published monthly payments, without exchange-rate or tax adjustments. At The Yard pricing · Equestrian Systems pricing.
Supply records, clear tasks and invoice balances can help yards control costs and follow up money owed. Actual financial results depend on the yard’s records and working practices; no fixed pounds or hours saved are promised.
FEATURE 01 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: A yard plan scattered across notebooks and messages.
How Pocket Yard helps: See horses, due tasks and quick actions together.
Cost benefit: Helps owners find priorities without repeatedly chasing updates.
FEATURE 02 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: Jobs are missed, duplicated or hard to confirm.
How Pocket Yard helps: Assign care tasks, see due dates and record completion.
Cost benefit: A clear completion record can reduce duplicated work and follow-up.
FEATURE 03 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: Hay and bedding requests have no clear record.
How Pocket Yard helps: Tap to request supplies; track reservations, issues, deliveries and returns.
Cost benefit: Makes recorded usage and reorder levels visible, helping plan purchases and investigate discrepancies.
FEATURE 04 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: Two riders arrive expecting the same arena slot.
How Pocket Yard helps: Share one-hour arena bookings and yard events.
Cost benefit: Helps protect useful training time by preventing duplicate saved arena slots.
FEATURE 05 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: The next shift lacks the latest yard information.
How Pocket Yard helps: Leave a shared handover note.
Cost benefit: Helps reduce time spent repeating instructions or finding the latest update.
FEATURE 06 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: Team notices get buried in chat threads.
How Pocket Yard helps: Keep yard announcements in one shared board.
Cost benefit: A central notice can reduce repeated questions and coordination work.
FEATURE 07 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: Care instructions and horse details are hard to find.
How Pocket Yard helps: Keep each horse’s agreed care plan and records together.
Cost benefit: Helps staff find current instructions; avoids relying on repeated verbal explanations.
FEATURE 08 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: Training sessions and measured times are scattered.
How Pocket Yard helps: Record time, distance, rider, weather and ground conditions.
Cost benefit: Keeps recorded training information accessible for review; no performance improvement is guaranteed.
FEATURE 09 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: Results exist only in screenshots or memory.
How Pocket Yard helps: Save outcomes, placings, times and conditions.
Cost benefit: Reduces the need to reconstruct your entered competition records later.
FEATURE 10 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: Entry deadlines and status are hard to follow.
How Pocket Yard helps: Keep event dates, deadlines and entry status together.
Cost benefit: Helps plan ahead and avoid preventable last-minute administration. Entries are submitted externally.
FEATURE 11 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: Breeding plans, dates and research references are separate.
How Pocket Yard helps: Build identified pedigrees, calculate foal inbreeding estimates, compare entered offspring results and plan foaling dates.
Cost benefit: Shows pedigree coverage and assumptions beside the calculation. External databases and professional advice remain separate.
FEATURE 12 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: Costs, receipts and unpaid invoices lack a clear summary.
How Pocket Yard helps: Review income, costs, outstanding balances and overdue invoices privately.
Cost benefit: Makes recorded receivables visible for follow-up and gives owners a clearer cost picture.
FEATURE 13 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: Yard spending is difficult to review.
How Pocket Yard helps: Record supplier, horse, category, amount and paid status.
Cost benefit: Helps identify recorded spending and unpaid costs before planning further purchases.
FEATURE 14 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: Money received is spread across informal notes.
How Pocket Yard helps: Keep dated income records with category and reference.
Cost benefit: Helps reconcile recorded receipts and reduces searching through scattered notes.
FEATURE 15 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: Invoice balances and payments are hard to track.
How Pocket Yard helps: Record invoice totals, receipts, due dates and status.
Cost benefit: Makes outstanding balances visible for collection; payment recording is manual.
FEATURE 16 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: Sale records and source links are difficult to relocate.
How Pocket Yard helps: Save sale entries and link to Goffs, Tattersalls and coverage sources.
Cost benefit: Keeps research references easier to revisit; third-party data subscriptions are not included.
FEATURE 17 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: Show dates and organiser details require repeated searching.
How Pocket Yard helps: Open event directories and official sources from the app.
Cost benefit: Provides a starting point for planning travel and entries; organiser details are checked externally.
FEATURE 18 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: Racecards, fixtures and results sources are scattered.
How Pocket Yard helps: Use racing-source links alongside your saved yard records.
Cost benefit: Helps organise research access without promising live data feeds or betting returns.
FEATURE 19 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: Finding the preferred service provider takes repeated effort.
How Pocket Yard helps: Browse service sources and save your selected contacts.
Cost benefit: Helps keep useful provider information accessible; no discounts or availability are guaranteed.
FEATURE 20 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: Pedigree sources are hard to find when planning a pairing.
How Pocket Yard helps: Open Hippomundo, HorseTelex and Weatherbys research links.
Cost benefit: Keeps research entry points beside yard planning. It does not replace a paid pedigree database.
FEATURE 21 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: Preferred yard contacts are saved on individual phones.
How Pocket Yard helps: Keep shared provider names, areas and notes.
Cost benefit: Can reduce repeated searches for preferred providers and contacts.
FEATURE 22 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: Each person works from a different plan.
How Pocket Yard helps: Invite the team to individual logins with role controls.
Cost benefit: Invited team members do not purchase separate yard access; finance remains owner/admin-only.
FEATURE 23 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: Nobody can easily tell who changed a record.
How Pocket Yard helps: Review recent recorded yard updates and the person responsible.
Cost benefit: Helps investigate changes and answer follow-up questions with less guesswork.
FEATURE 24 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: Overnight accommodation is hard to coordinate around an event.
How Pocket Yard helps: Find host listings, check published spaces and track bookings in Pocket Yard H&B.
Cost benefit: Compare accommodation prices and keep stay records together. Live checkout opens only after payment setup and host verification.
FEATURE 25 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: Local yard roles and applications are scattered across channels.
How Pocket Yard helps: Find vacancies by area, role and pay details, or publish your yard’s advert.
Cost benefit: Helps connect yards with applicants. Applications go directly to the employer’s own website.
FEATURE 26 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: Training and travel plans need up-to-date local conditions.
How Pocket Yard helps: See temperature, wind and rainfall forecasts with timestamps and source attribution.
Cost benefit: Helps plan yard work around forecasts. Actual weather and going are recorded manually.
FEATURE 27 · SAMPLE INTERFACE
The problem: Equestrian headlines and result reports are scattered across publishers.
How Pocket Yard helps: Read source-labelled headlines and open the original reports.
Cost benefit: Brings research links into the yard workspace; publisher subscriptions are separate.
Owner/admin sample views show finance and management controls. Staff access differs. Internet required. Records refresh approximately every 15 seconds while open; no push alerts. Supply requests are internal, not purchases sent to suppliers. Provider subscriptions are separate. Foaling dates and pedigree inbreeding are model estimates. Missing parents are assumed unrelated; no genetic compatibility or health score is provided. Sample sale, accommodation, vacancy and financial figures are fictional. Accommodation charges are separate from yard access.