GPS Equestrian Ride Tracker & Hack Routes

Record hacks with GPS, build a route library for your yard, and share loops with riders — on the same platform you use for course design and yard management.

Features

• GPS ride recording — record hacks and training rides from your phone; track distance, duration and elevation as you go.
• Hack route library — save favourite loops, mark gates and hazards, and build a yard route library riders can reuse.
• Community route map — publish routes for your yard or browse community hacks, with descriptions and difficulty notes. Public routes trim the first and last ~200m near home/yard for privacy.
• Live ride sharing — turn on "Share live location with yard" during a recording for a private link; the yard sees last GPS fix, optional due-back time, and an SOS button you control.
• Works on any phone — no app-store download; record rides in the browser as a fast installable PWA on iPhone and Android.
• Walk · trot · canter estimate — GPS speed estimates gait while you ride, with coloured track segments logged to your training diary.

GPS ride tracker FAQ

Is YardForge a GPS equestrian ride tracker? Yes. Record rides with GPS, save hack routes to a personal or yard library, and browse community routes on an interactive map.

Are my routes public by default? No. Routes are private by default. When you opt in to publish, we automatically trim about 200m from both the start and end of the track so approaches to your yard or home are less likely to appear on a public map.

Do I need a separate hacking app? No. Hack routes and ride recording live inside YardForge alongside course design, horse profiles and yard management — one login for the whole yard.

Can I map my arena for course design too? Yes — GPS arena mapping walks the perimeter to set real-world dimensions for AR course placement.

Can the yard follow my location on a group hack? Yes. While recording a ride, enable live location sharing to get a secret link showing your last GPS fix, optional due-back time and an SOS flag — browser GPS only, not a wearable SOS device.