kintend

kintend: Tend to your people. Rebuild the village.

The invisible load

You’re raising your parents now.

Nobody hands you a manual. It starts with a password, then a form, then a pharmacy that won’t pick up. Somewhere along the way you became the one who handles it, between your job, your kids and your own life.

You do it out of love. You shouldn’t have to do it alone.

  • “Can you help me with my phone?”
  • “Did the refill go through?”
  • “What did the doctor say?”
  • “Who’s taking her on Thursday?”

Meet the tender

A helper for one person you love.

A tender is set up for one person: your mom, your dad, your grandmother. You do the setup. They just have someone to talk to.

IllustrationA kitchen table in the morning. A mug, a phone propped against the fruit bowl, a hand reaching for it.
  • Knows them

    Their routines, their appointments, the names of the grandkids. Your mom never has to start from scratch.

  • Speaks their way

    A warm character with a name, a face and a voice that feels like home. Patient, plain, never rushed.

  • There day or night

    For the small questions at 2 p.m. and the ones at 2 a.m., when you can’t pick up.

Circles

Nobody should tend alone.

Invite your sister, your spouse, your cousin into one person’s circle. Everyone helps through the same tender, from across town or across the country.

  • One tender, shared

    Everyone works with the same tender, so nobody repeats the story or digs through the group chat.

  • Everyone sees the same picture

    Appointments, errands and projects in one place, with who is on what.

  • Updates on their terms

    The tender shares circle updates only within what your mom has agreed to share.

Mom is at the center. Her tender surrounds her, and her family and friends are connected to her through that one tender.MomHER TENDERYouSisterSpouseCousinNeighbor
IllustrationTwo generations watering a backyard garden together, seen from behind, late-afternoon light.

Built for them, too

Simple enough to love on day one.

Your dad doesn’t need another app to learn. He needs someone to ask. Kintend gives him exactly that, and nothing in the way.

IllustrationYour dad on the porch with his coffee, a grandchild sitting beside him, both looking out at the street.
  • Big, readable type

    Made for reading glasses, not squinting.

  • One tap to talk

    Their tender is the first thing they see. Tap and talk.

  • No setup, no jargon

    You handle the settings and the billing. They never have to.

How it works

Three steps to a village.

  1. 01

    Add your person

    Tell us about your mom: what she loves, who her doctors are, how she likes to be spoken to.

  2. 02

    Set up their tender

    Choose a tender who feels like home, with a name, a face and a voice. Then hand her the phone.

  3. 03

    Invite your circle

    Bring in your siblings, your spouse, anyone who helps. Now you’re all tending together.

Pricing

One subscription for your people.

Pick a plan for the people you tend. Everyone in their circle comes along.

  • Personal

    $15/month

    1 tender

    One person you love, and everyone who helps them.

    Get early access
  • Most families

    Family

    $30/month

    Up to 4 tenders

    Mom, Dad, and the in-laws. One plan for all your people.

    Get early access
  • Village

    Coming soon

    For bigger families

    For the whole extended family tree.

    Not yet available

Usage limits apply within each plan. For assisted living & care communities, talk to us.

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