Hello again! Best Farrier app version 1.8.3 is now available for downloading. Use the buttons below or tap on the update message directly in the app's home screen to install the latest version of the app. For this version, we added a couple of user-suggested features...

Is having too many clients too much of a good thing, or is it a good problem to have? Having a large book of clients can quickly become overwhelming, and if you don't get yourself organized and manage your working hours efficiently, can even negatively impact both...

It's been a few months since we released our last update, but we finally released version 1.5.0 of the Best Farrier app. While we only have a couple of changes for you, the farrier, we had to do a bit of work under the hood to keep Google happy, by updating the in-app...

We just released version 1.3.1, with some nice improvements. If you haven't updated yet, use the buttons below to get the new version. Here is what is new on this version: Schedule from the invoice screen The app can now create the next appointments for the horses...

The latest version of Best Farrier (1.3.1) introduces something a lot of people have told us they wanted: the ability to automatically create appointments for horses. Now Best Farrier can schedule appointments for you directly from the invoice screen.

Best Farrier now fully supports VAT, making it even more useful for farriers outside the US. This blog post explains how both Sales Taxes and VATs are used in the context of the Best Farrier app, and how to properly configure it for your business tax needs.

Can legal actions be brought against a farrier by a horse owner? Sure they can. As your insurance company might say, people can sue for just about anything. Most people will never need to deal with this, but it’s still not a bad idea to be on guard.

In a farrier’s business, reputation-building is a major part of success. Winning a client’s confidence can mean they feel comfortable taking an interest in your work and are comfortable asking questions. That kind of rapport is often what keeps a client for life.