Tend: Recovery Care

Tend is the calm, organised companion for anyone caring for a loved one after surgery. When someone you love comes home from the hospital, the discharge paperwork is overwhelming — medications every 4 hours, wound care twice daily, exercises starting on day 3, follow-up at week 6. Tend turns that paperwork into a clear, day-by-day recovery plan. WHAT TEND DOES Upload discharge instructions — Tend reads your post-op documents and automatically builds a complete recovery schedule: medications, wound care, exercises, meals, and appointments. Daily morning briefing — Each morning, get a personalised briefing for the day: what to focus on, what to watch for, and an encouraging word to start you right. Medication tracking — Never miss a dose. See what's due now, what's coming up, and track what's been taken. Full medication history at a glance. Wound care logging — Log daily wound checks with notes and photos. Concerning symptoms are automatically flagged for your surgeon. Symptom tracking — Log pain, fatigue, mood, nausea, and fever. Claude analyses entries and flags anything that warrants medical attention. Caregiver wellbeing — Caregiving is exhausting. Tend checks in on you too: sleep, stress, and whether you've had a break. Because you can't pour from an empty cup. Red flags & emergency guidance — Procedure-specific warning signs you should call the surgeon about — and signs to call 911. Grounded in your actual discharge instructions, not generic advice. BUILT FOR CAREGIVERS Most health apps are built for patients. Tend is built for the person beside them — the partner, parent, or friend who shows up every day, manages the chaos, and tries to hold it all together. Tend speaks to caregivers directly. It's calm, human, and specific to your situation. PRIVACY FIRST All your data stays on your device. Nothing is shared with advertisers. AI features use Anthropic's Claude to process recovery context — see our privacy policy for full details. MEDICAL DISCLAIMER Tend helps you organise care. It does not replace medical advice. Always follow your surgeon's instructions and contact your medical team with clinical questions. --- Common Gene Labs — [commongenelabs.com]