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Optimise learning, not just fitness. Horses need time to process and store what they learn. See how a horse takes in new work, how it recovers mentally, and when it's ready for more.

Science-based equine EEG · in motion
Horses show us a lot, and hide even more. EquiBrain reads your horse's brain while it moves and shows you what is going on inside, as it happens.
What it is
You already read your horse. EquiBrain doesn't replace that, it extends it. Horses show a lot, but they also hide a lot, because they have learned to comply or simply don't show it. A light EEG cap records brain activity during real work: under saddle, on the lunge, in the stable. Our visualisation turns the signal into something you read at a glance.
Most EEG needs a horse standing still. Ours works where learning actually happens: in motion.
Watch agitation, engagement and calm unfold second by second, not in a report weeks later.
Mark moments, compare sessions, see progress. Put a picture on what you sense, and discover what your horse doesn't show.
Science-based
EquiBrain combines the latest EEG research with breakthrough AI algorithms, developed in-house. That combination is what lets us read the brain of a horse in motion and show it in real time. We validate every measure together with scientists, veterinarians and trainers, and we are open about what we know and what we are still learning.

Advisory board
Dr Steve PetersEquine neuroscience · Horse Brain Sciencehorsebrainscience.info ↗Equine and human neuroscientist, known worldwide for bringing neuroscience to the horse world. Author, educator and horseman, dedicated to the neuroscience of ethical horsemanship.
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Jan SymonsDressage & jumping trainer · Equido@equidobv on Instagram ↗Belgian dressage and show-jumping trainer, independent for more than two decades. His work centres on biomechanics, natural movement and understanding the horse's language, without force.
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Dr C. Mike TomlinsonVeterinarian · DVM, MBABio ↗Sport-horse veterinarian (DVM, UC Davis; MBA) based in California. Long-time FEI veterinarian and President of the Veterinary Commission at the World Equestrian Games in Tryon.
The app & Workbench
Record in the field and watch the brain respond in real time. Back at the desk, the Workbench lays everything on one screen: EEG, heart rate, video, your own markers.




Who it's for
For professionals who already know a lot, and want to know more.
Optimise learning, not just fitness. Horses need time to process and store what they learn. See how a horse takes in new work, how it recovers mentally, and when it's ready for more.
Bring an objective neural view to treatment, rehabilitation and recovery, documented session by session. See the stress a horse carries quietly, and how it eases.
Look beyond behaviour. Follow sedation depth, pain-related signatures and the mental state before and after treatment. The brain often tells you more than the horse shows.
Support behavioural and welfare research. Connect heart rate and other sources in the Workbench. Automated processing gives you clean data the same day, so you can start writing straight away.
Work with us
Private beta
Limited placesThe cap, the app and the Workbench. Measure your horses and your situations yourself, whenever it matters.
Recording & analysis
On requestWe record your horse in the moment that matters, whether a training, a treatment or a new situation, and deliver an expert analysis.
Tell us about your horses and what you want to understand. We reply personally.