Questions
Straight answers.
The things clubs ask first, answered without marketing language.
Questions
Straight answers
- Is Hesani available now?
- Hesani is in development and access is opening in stages. The waitlist is how the first group of clubs gets in early and decides what gets built first.
- What will it cost?
- Pricing is not published here. It depends on the size of the yard and what you actually use, so it is a short conversation rather than a table on a page.
- Who is building it?
- An operator who runs a working equestrian business in the UAE and is the customer for the product. See the about page.
- Will it work for a small yard?
- That is the intended starting point. The first version is deliberately the thin path a club actually needs: the schedule, the records, the bookings and the invoice trail. It is not an enterprise system with a small plan bolted underneath.
- Does it handle horse welfare limits?
- Yes, and it is enforced rather than advisory. Each horse carries a maximum number of sessions per day, counted in your club's own local day, and the system refuses the booking that would exceed it.
- What happens to our data?
- It belongs to your club, it is isolated from every other club at the database level, and you can export or erase a rider's records through an audited operation. The data and security page covers this in detail.
- Can we keep using our whiteboard?
- Yes, and most clubs should. A whiteboard is excellent at showing what is happening today. It is poor at telling you what happened last Tuesday or what a rider owes, and those are the jobs worth moving.
- Is it available in Arabic?
- Not in the first version, which is English only. The interface is built so that an Arabic version is a translation rather than a rebuild, and it is planned as part of the product rather than bolted on.
Early access
The first clubs decide what gets built first
A small group of clubs gets early access and shapes the order of the work. Two questions, and that is the whole form.