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Life gets busy
Good intentions get pushed behind work, errands, and everything urgent.
Life gets busy. People still matter. Tend creates a private, realistic rhythm for reaching out.
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A gentle check-in. Fifteen minutes is enough.
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Start with five people. You can upload a larger contact export, then choose only the five you want Tend to schedule.
The human problem
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Good intentions get pushed behind work, errands, and everything urgent.
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A week becomes a month before you realise how long it has been.
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A private reminder appears at a time you chose and can realistically manage.
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One small action keeps an important relationship warm.
Download your contacts from iCloud, Google, or your phone. Takes 30 seconds. Everything stays local.
Drag the file onto the page. We parse the names in your browser: your data never touches a server.
Tell Tend how many calls fit your week, which days work, and who should never go longer than a month without hearing from you.
Review the exact impact, import into a separate Tend calendar, and keep the recovery files. When you meet someone new, Tend can add only that person.
The Five Calls challenge
Choose five people you have been meaning to call. Tend helps you give each one a realistic place in the weeks ahead.
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Local by default
Names, numbers, relationship groups, and calendar contents are processed on your device. No account is required.
Review series, occurrences, dates, and timezone before downloading anything.
Every calendar ZIP includes removal instructions, cancellation events, and a recovery manifest.
Start with six or twelve reminders. Ongoing schedules are always an explicit choice.
Remove or repair Tend reminders with guided help.
Choose your platform for a quick guide.
See how it works
Video coming soon
A short walkthrough. No tech knowledge needed.
Founding beta
Test Tend with five synthetic or real contacts, try the complete calendar lifecycle, and tell us where you hesitated. No email is required for feedback.
And actually catch up.