A little less
to carry.
Practical postpartum support.
Find the words to ask for help.
Free, no account needed. Try a made-up example.
Your request
Could you take care of dinner and cleanup on Thursday?
Please let me know if you can take it on.
Your words. You decide whether to share.
Getting support
takes work, too.
Knowing what to ask for. Finding the words. Explaining the little pieces. Tend helps you turn one practical need into a clear request.
Start small. Or decide that nothing needs doing here today.
From a need
to a clear request.
Choose one thing.
A meal, an errand, or a task you’d like someone else to own.
Make it yours.
Add a time. Edit the request until it sounds like you.
Take it from here.
Copy your words and decide who, if anyone, to ask.
A little more space.
On your terms.
Read about privacy & scopeJust for this visit.
Your draft stays in page memory. Tend doesn’t send it to a server or save it in browser storage. Leaving or reloading clears it.
You choose what to share.
Copying puts text on your device’s clipboard. Tend never sends a message for you, and clearing a draft won’t clear your clipboard.
Good to know.
This is an early preview. Accounts and private notes aren’t available yet.
Who is Tend being built for?
People navigating postpartum life who want help turning their own needs into a practical request. You don’t need a partner account, a community, or a long intake to try it.
What can I try today?
A short check-in and a request you can edit and copy. You can choose “I’m not sure,” say it’s a mix of things, or decide nothing needs doing. You can also prepare a care-conversation brief from your own words, or prepare for an existing step. Use a made-up example in this preview.
Will my request be saved or sent?
No. Leaving or reloading clears the draft. Copy it first if you want to keep it. Once copied, your device’s clipboard and any clipboard-sync settings apply. Tend never sends a message for you.
Is this medical or mental health care?
No. Tend doesn’t diagnose, recommend treatment, assess what you write, or monitor emergencies. It helps organize your own words for a practical request or care conversation. Public help resources are always available.
Start with one thing.
No sign-up. No obligation to finish.
Prepare a request