You care for them.
We handle the rest.
Tend brings your loved one's health story together — and handles the tedious parts, like scheduling appointments and requesting refills — so you can be present for the moments that matter.
Currently in private beta
Here's what “the rest” looks like.
Tend checks in with them daily
A gentle text every morning. Your parent replies in their own words — symptoms, meals, how they slept — and Tend keeps the record. No app for them to learn.
Appointments get scheduled
Knee acting up again? Tend flags it, books the visit with their doctor, and reminds everyone before it happens.
Prescriptions stay on track
Tend keeps the med list straight across doctors, confirms doses were taken, and follows up on refills before they run out.
Insurance and follow-ups, off your plate
From claim questions to visit summaries, Tend chases the paperwork and keeps the family thread in the loop — so calls home are about catching up, not checking up.
A missed day is just a missed day. Tend notices the patterns worth talking about — and lets the rest be.
Health is hard enough. The tool that tracks it shouldn't add guilt.
Built around how you actually live.
Text & voice check-ins
Log a symptom, a meal, or a medication by text or voice — whenever it happens, in whatever words come to you.
Reminders that help
Gentle nudges for medications and appointments — easy to snooze, easy to mute, never a stream of guilt.
Doctor visit summaries
A clear, shareable recap of your recent history, ready before every appointment.
Apple Health & Health Connect
Sleep, heart rate, steps, and activity flow in with your permission — so patterns have the full context.
Private by design
Your records are encrypted, never sold, and never used to train AI. You can export or delete everything, anytime.
Ask about your own history
“When did I last have this headache?” “Have I taken my evening meds?” Ask in plain words and get a straight answer from your own logs.
Tend was built for a parent, by someone who loves them.
Managing a chronic condition is easier when someone's in it with you. Tend is made for the person living it day to day — and, soon, for the family who help carry it, with sharing you control entirely. You decide what's seen, and when.
