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Getting Started

Your digital stable is ready — here's how to make the most of it

Step 1: Add Your First Horse

Click “Digital Stable” in the navigation, then hit “+ Add Horse”.

Start by selecting your model type — Breyer/Stone or Artist Resin. Our database has 10,500+ reference entries, so search by name, mold, or manufacturer to auto-fill the details. If your model isn't in the database, you can enter it manually.

Upload up to 5 LSQ-style photos (Near-Side, Off-Side, Front, Hindquarters, Belly/Maker's Mark) plus unlimited extra detail shots. Set your condition grade, finish type, and give your horse a name.

Tip: Set your horse to “Public” to share it in the Show Ring for the community to discover. Private horses are visible only to you.

Step 2: Track Your Financials (Private)

During the add-horse process, you'll see the Financial Vault section. This is where you can record:

  • Purchase price and date
  • Estimated current value
  • Insurance notes

This data is strictly private. It's protected by row-level security — even our team cannot access it. Only you can see your financial data, ever.

Step 3: Meet Hoofprint

Every horse you add automatically gets a Hoofprint — a permanent digital identity. Think of it like a passport that follows the horse, not the owner.

Your Hoofprint timeline tracks:

  • Life stages — from blank resin to work-in-progress to completed custom
  • Ownership history — a verified chain of custody
  • Show results — placements that follow the horse
  • Custom notes — any events you want to document

When you sell or trade a horse, you can generate a 6-character transfer code from its passport page. The buyer enters the code at Claim — and the horse moves to their stable with its entire history intact.

Step 4: Explore the Community

Once you've added a few horses, explore what other collectors are sharing:

  • Show Ring — Browse all public models. Filter by finish type, trade status, manufacturer, scale, and the full set of facets in your Stable — then save the combinations you use most as a view you can jump back to anytime.
  • Discover — Find and follow other collectors. See their public herds and show records.
  • Feed — See activity from collectors you follow — new additions, favorites, comments, and show results.
  • Photo Shows — Enter your best models in themed virtual photo shows. Vote for your favorites and compete for ribbon placement.

Step 5: Host Your First Show

Ready to run your own show instead of just entering one? Head to Show Office and pick your mode — live or online. Either way, a one-click NAMHSA-style template builds your entire classlist for you in seconds.

Hosting a live, in-person show? Run show day from your phone with a ring console: record leg-tag placings table by table, run champion callbacks, and export NAMHSA-format results when you're done.

Hosting online? Open entries, let entrants submit photos to your classes, then judge it yourself or open it to community voting.

Either way, every result becomes a permanent record — and a qualification card — on the horse's Hoofprint, with a public verification page anyone can check.

Step 6: Buy, Sell & Connect

Set any horse's trade status to “For Sale” or “Open to Offers” and it becomes visible as a listing in the Show Ring. Other collectors can message you directly through the built-in inbox.

After a transaction, leave a rating for the other collector. Ratings build trust and reputation across the community.

Add models to your Want List and you'll get notified when a matching model is listed for sale.

Step 7: Customize Your Experience

Visit Settings to:

  • Upload a profile avatar
  • Update your bio and alias
  • Manage notification preferences
  • Change your password

You can also toggle Simple Mode (the eye icon in the header) for high-contrast, large text — great for accessibility or photo show judging.

Got an idea, or found something that could work better? We build what collectors ask for — tell us what you'd love to see.

Ready to start?

Go to Your Digital Stable →