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Keeping a stable diary in StalliQ

As of: May 2026 · App version 1.0.0+ · Last verified: 17/05/2026

Here's how to keep the diary in StalliQ: Open the horse profile and select the "Diary" tab. Tap the plus button, pick an activity (e.g. dressage, jumping, hack), rate your horse's mood (1–5 stars), enter the duration and optionally add a photo. Diary photos are automatically saved to the gallery with the "Diary" tag.

How do I create a diary entry?

In the Diary tab, tap the plus button. The form contains:

Tap "Save".

Which activity types are there?

StalliQ offers 11 activity types:

What happens to diary photos?

Photos you add in the diary are automatically saved to your horse's gallery and marked with the system tag "Diary". An automatic caption with the activity and date is also created. Over time, this builds a visual record of your activities together.

If you change a diary photo or delete the entry, the associated gallery item is removed as well.

How do I see my previous entries?

The Diary tab shows all entries chronologically - the newest at the top. Each entry shows the date, activity icon, mood stars and a snippet of the notes. Tap an entry to see all details or to edit it.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a subscription in StalliQ for the diary?

No. The diary is included in all subscriptions - including the free FREE plan.

Can my horse sharer in StalliQ see my horse's diary?

Yes, if you've granted the "horse sharer" role the diary permission (read or write). By default, a horse sharer can see the diary and create entries. You can adjust the permissions under Horse profile → Share.

Can I create multiple diary entries per day in StalliQ?

Yes. You can create any number of entries for each day - e.g. "Lunging" in the morning and a "Hack" in the afternoon.

Are diary entries in StalliQ shown in the health timeline?

No. The diary is a standalone area in the horse profile and not part of the health timeline. For health-relevant observations, use the symptom documentation (see Documenting symptoms).