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Everything that happens to your horse,even when you’re not there.

HCS is there.

HCS watches your stable camera day and night and sends you what matters, with the clip that shows it.

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From the stable to you

HCS watches for signs of colic and alerts you when a pattern needs attention.

  1. Watch

    A stable camera watches your horse day and night.

    A black HCS concept camera watches a bay horse in a warm stable at night.SAME HORSE. BRIGHTER DAYS.

  2. Notice

    HCS notices repeated behavior patterns such as pawing or rolling.

    Night camera view of a horse pawing at the bedding in its stall.PAWING DETECTED

  3. Alert

    You receive an alert with the moment that needs attention, so you can check your horse.

    A man holds a phone showing an HCS alert with a horse clip in the stable.
CURRENT FOCUS · SIGNS OF COLIC

HCS Watch

The night’s evidence.

See it. Know sooner. Be there when it matters.

HCS Watch warns you when activity in the stall needs attention and shows the clip, so you can see what happened — even in the middle of the night.

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Exclusively on mobile

Illustrative screens, not a recorded case.

Proof

A horse going down, and the model saying so.

Twenty-six seconds of a horse in real discomfort: it stands, goes down, rolls three times, and gets back up. The label in the corner is what our model reported, second by second.

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Stall monitor · status from runs/posture6-colic-yolo26s at conf 0.50

Clinical reference footage of equine discomfort behaviour, used with the model run over it unedited. The labels are the model's own output, reviewed by no veterinarian, and repeated rolling is a reason to call a vet — not a diagnosis.

HCS CAPABILITIES

What the system can do

A quick look at the moments HCS helps you understand—and what we are building next.

Night-vision view of a horse pawing inside its stall.BEHAVIOR ALERT
CURRENT FOCUS

Spot behavior that needs attention

HCS watches for repeated colic-related behavior, such as pawing or rolling, and alerts you to check your horse.

A male groom brushing a bay horse in its stable.CARE VISIT
PLANNED

Review groom visits

See when a groom came to the stall and review a short clip of the care visit.

A groom leading a horse out of the stable.OUT
A groom leading a horse back into the stable.BACK
PLANNED

Know when your horse is in or out

See when your horse leaves and returns to the stable, and how long it was away.

Groom-visit clips would require staff notice and consent, with restricted access and configurable retention. HCS would record presence without facial recognition or staff scoring.

Hardware

Stable camera

The eye that stays up all night.

  1. Reads behaviour: Takes in the whole stall, reading posture and movement as patterns across the night.
  2. Sees in the dark: An infrared ring keeps the picture clear after the barn lights go off.
  3. Weather hood: Shields the glass from dust, glare and the wash-down.
  4. Aim it once: A jointed wall mount sets the angle once and holds it.

Concept renders. Form, specifications and availability are not final.

Plans

HCSWatch

Current focus

The night watch. Behaviour read from the stable camera, and an alert when a concerning pattern persists.

  • Behaviour monitoring through the unattended hours
  • Colic-pattern alerts with the clip that shows why
  • Rest and activity history per horse

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HCSCare

Planned

Everything in Watch, plus a record of who came and what was done, kept under the owner’s control.

  • Everything in HCS Watch
  • Caregiver visit clips on a private timeline
  • Consent, restricted access and configurable retention

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HCSComplete

Planned

Behaviour and body together. The planned wearable adds what is happening under the coat.

  • Everything in HCS Care
  • Heart rate, breathing and location from the band
  • Both readings on one timeline

PriceNot set

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Three horses in business suits and headsets answer customer calls at a support desk.

Talk to us before your horse does.

Our suited support horses are all ears. We're looking for stables to build HCS with. Tell us about your yard and what happens overnight.

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