Levade Dressage

Levade keeps the work going between dressage lessons, so every session starts where the last one left off.

Coaches send short, structured homework. Riders ride it with spoken cues and log a 30-second check-in. Before the next lesson, the coach reads a concise AI brief of how the week went.

HOMEWORK, BUILT IN MINUTES Build sessions from a library of dressage exercises, each with duration, rein and tags. Or dictate the plan by voice and let AI draft the steps for you to review and send.

RIDE MODE, EYES UP Riders follow each step with spoken cues, a clear timer ring and a rein indicator. There is no need to look down at the phone in the arena.

THE 30-SECOND CHECK-IN After the ride, riders record how it felt, the horse's mood, and whether each step was Done, Partly done or Skipped. They can add a written note or a voice note.

AI PRE-LESSON BRIEF Coaches receive a summary of each rider's check-ins before the next lesson. Patterns, difficulties and progress are visible at a glance, so lesson time goes to riding rather than catching up.

FEEDBACK THAT FITS THE DAY Reply to riders in text or by voice note. Push notifications respect quiet hours from 21:00 to 07:00.

SIMPLE FOR RIDERS Riders join with a 6-character code, a QR code or an invite link, and Levade is always free for riders. They keep a history of past rides and coach feedback. The app works offline in the stable and sends queued check-ins once a connection returns.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN Sign in with Apple or Google. No ads and no GPS tracking.

LEVADE PRO FOR COACHES The free plan supports up to 3 riders. Levade Pro unlocks unlimited riders and higher AI limits, at US$14.99 per month or US$129.99 per year. New coaches can start a 14-day Pro trial in the app with no card required.

Subscriptions are charged to your Apple Account and renew automatically unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can manage or cancel your subscription in your Apple Account settings.

Download Levade and give your riders clear direction between lessons.

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