Ride Tracking at its base is the ability to click “Start Ride” and track your ride offline.
Start ride (which is offline but can be posted later), LiveRide (in real time which sends notifications to your followers), and SafeRide. Riders using Huufe, which is available on desktop or mobile, have the option to track their rides in three ways. In doing so you can create a training program and see your progress. Upload a photo, provide incredible details, and track your rides by each horse. In addition, users can create a profile for each horse you own, train, or ride. Additional options in your profile allow you to choose the disciplines you are interested in following or riding. More, there are groups for each discipline as well as location. All Gobi Desert Cup riders were able to join in and friends and family could track their progress easily, in one spot. I created the Gobi Desert Cup 2018 group in anticipation of using the app while in Mongolia. That’s right, you can create and join smaller groups. There you may post a cover photo, profile photo, and keep track of your photos, videos, and ride activities, as well as groups.
Users have the ability to create a profile for themselves. He grew up with a father who was a National Hunt trainer and then became an amateur jockey and member of the Household Cavalry in the Army.Ĭharlie wanted to create something special for equestrians that incorporated a marketplace, stable manager, social community, and ride tracker. The CEO and founder Charlie Trietline is no stranger to horses and is an equestrian himself. It went live in the spring of 2018 with alpha and beta testing, of which I am part of the latter. The app combines ride-tracking with the ability to post updates, share pictures and video, stable management, classifieds, riding groups, and even live accident detection and notification. Think Equestrian Facebook without the ads. Huufe is an equestrian social media network and ride-tracking app built entirely for equestrians. The article intrigued me enough to become a beta user and try it on my own. I believe I first heard of Huufe on Twitter, and then happened upon an article in Horse Nation. So when I learned of a new technology for equestrians through the immense power of social media and my equestrian blogging community, I was intrigued. I have always been somewhat technically-inclined as a result of my nerd’s brain. My husband works in the Cyber industry and as a blogger myself, technology is a huge part of my life.
Technology for equestrians and only equestrians.
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