Keep up with the latest improvements to Equ'un. Every update is designed to make your season easier to run and your conversations with mare owners easier to have. Here are the new features and the fixes that make your day-to-day work simpler.
Last updated on September 3, 2026
The season at the heart of your dashboard
This release rethinks how a stallion owner follows the breeding season, that is the part of the year during which the stallion is offered to mares. The season calendar becomes a timeline that shows the open periods, the busy weeks and the expected mares at a glance. The My stallions page now reaches the season in a single click.
Two further changes complete the release: pricing carried by the listing, shown when no season is open, and, among the free tools, the foaling date calculator. The stallion search finally gains an age filter.
The season calendar becomes a timeline
The "Calendar & Availability" tab of a season now opens on a timeline covering the whole season or a three-month window around today. Availability periods, unavailabilities and bookings sit on the same axis, with an occupancy strip giving, week by week, the number of mares hosted on the busiest day.
A coverage gap, that is a stretch of the season no period covers, stands out immediately and can be clicked to create the missing period with its dates already filled in. Clicking a day opens the "That day" panel under the timeline, with the periods in progress, the places left and the mares present. On mobile, the timeline gives way to a month-by-month list.
The "That day" panel details the chosen day under the timeline.
My stallions, centred on the season
Each card of the My stallions page now shows the season that matters today: its dates, the number of offers and the pending requests. A main button leads straight to it, whether to manage the current season, close it or create the next one. Occasional actions are grouped in the card menu.
A new Seasons tab gathers all the seasons of a stallion, and a "First steps" banner guides the owner who has not opened any season yet.
A listing can now carry its own breeding terms: the methods offered, such as in-hand covering or fresh semen insemination, each with an optional price before tax and its conditions. A method switched on without a price shows as "Price on request".
These prices appear on the public listing when the stallion has no open season, for instance between two seasons. As soon as a season opens, its own pricing takes over. They are entered at the "Breeding terms" step of the listing form.
The foaling date, from a single entry
A new free tool joins the Equ'un tools: the foaling date calculator. Give the covering date, that is the date of the mating, or the ovulation date when your vet has confirmed it. The tool then estimates the expected foaling date, the period during which the birth is normally awaited and the point beyond which it is better to ask a vet for advice.
The early ultrasound scans and the main milestones of the pregnancy are dated automatically too.
An age filter now narrows the search to an age range, up to 25 and over. Age is worked out with the equine calendar convention: the current year minus the year of birth.
The cross simulator, which estimates the possible coats of the foals to come from those of both parents, is now open with no account and no usage limit.
It has its own public address, which you can share easily, with the mare's owner in particular. It also opens a new section devoted to the free tools of Equ'un.
No account, no limit
Anyone can now run a simulation, as often as they like. The monthly limits that used to depend on the subscription plan have been removed, and the public version of the tool records none of your entries.
This update makes the pedigree easier to read, simplifies the cross simulator and also puts the stallion's health follow-up straight onto his listing.
A pedigree you can actually read
The family tree now reads at a glance, with no dragging and no zooming. You choose how many generations to show, so you find your stallion's ancestors quickly.
The pedigree can also be shared easily with interested mare owners.
No DNA test needed any more: describe how your horses look and the simulator does the rest. When a doubt remains, it gives a range instead of a misleading figure. You can try out possible crosses quickly and give mare owners honest results.
Mare owners can see the tests and vaccines declared for the season, each with a plain verdict and its date. It shows the care you take of your stallion's health, and it makes the decision easier for the other side.
This is the very first entry of our changelog, and we could not dream of a better way to open it than with the launch of Equ'un itself. The platform connects stallion owners with mare owners looking for a covering, that is a mating, and supports you from the first search all the way to the birth of the foal. Here is what it can already do today:
Detailed stallion listings
A listing gathers the stallion's photos and videos, his family tree, his disciplines, his genetic tests, his fertility figures and the conditions of every breeding offer. It comes with a public page you can share outside Equ'un, with people who do not have an account.
Filter the listings by discipline, by breed or by region, see on a map where the stallions stand, and save a search you run often so you can pick it up again in one click.
Your conversations with owners happen on the platform, and every request you send or receive is followed from a single dashboard. Everything stays in one place and no request slips through.
The calendar gathers your availability periods, your capacity management and your booking requests. You announce your availability once and for all, without another round of messages.
The season calendar: the window your season runs on, your availability periods breeding method by breeding method, and the days you block off.Open the season planner
A digital breeding booklet and your exports
The booklet records every breeding, from insemination to foaling, and produces the related paperwork in a few clicks. Alongside it, the statistics and fertility dashboards summarise your activity, and the season export feeds your accounting.
And this is only the beginning. Every new feature, improvement and fix will be announced right here, so bookmark this page and stay tuned!
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