Riding Post connects equestrian professionals
Ruby on Rails
We've put in over a decade of crafting Ruby on Rails applications. Our experience enables us to build your product the right way.
UX / UI
Design is more than just pretty pixels. We believe that investing in great design is critical for the success of any product.
Vue.js
We've been separating the models, views, and controllers with Rails for years and Vue.js allows us to make things more maintainable on the front-end too.
Search
Super-charged search engines is one of our specialities. Our full-text search engines can deliver results accurately and as fast as customers can type.


Harness the power of mobile
While observing trainers in their natural environment one thing became clear, they are passionate about their work and give it their full, undivided attention. With that said the app needed to go where they go, so building this app with mobile in mind first was a no brainer.

Bringing Riding Post to life
We worked with the Riding Post team through many iterations and visual styles of what would be come the Riding Post brand. What we came up with is a product that both our team and the Riding Post team are very proud of. But that's not all, we carried over our designs to development and build a robust API-based application paried with a progress web app that provides users with an exceptional experience.

Meet your trainer
Whether your in your home city or on the go, scheduling lessons are just a few touches away. With Riding Post's built-in calendar features, it's easy to see all of your appointments in one view.


Ricardo Thompson // Creative Director
Working on Riding Post provided me with an opportunity to learn about the equestrian industry, while tackling the challenge of an app that was used out in the field- literally. Working with the team and the client, I had to reduce tasks to quick one or two click functions while allowing some users to manage multiple roles within the application.

Riding Post is one of those projects that we've worked very hard to get the UX/UI down from the very start because we knew it had to be easy to use - even while riding a horse!
