The week, the lists, and a screen in the kitchen.
Tend is a calendar and a set of lists for one household, on your phones and on a screen where people walk past.
Made by a family in Minnesota that could not buy the thing it wanted.
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The fixed point
One calendar for everyone in the house. Chores, lunches, practices and appointments on the same days, on every phone, and on the wall.
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A list that clears
Grocery, packing, the Saturday jobs. Anyone adds, anyone ticks. When it is done, it is done, and the bar is clear again.
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A wall
Any old tablet or a cheap monitor becomes the household's week. Paper colours, big type, tap a job to mark it done. Nobody has to open anything. Put Tend on your wall.
A note on the assistant
Tend has one. It drafts and it files, and everything it does shows up in a receipt you can undo. What it sends where is written out plainly in the privacy policy.