What Tend is
In plain terms
Tend is a journal for your own symptoms and health records. It runs on iPhone and iPad.
- A daily check-in for pain, fatigue, brain fog, sleep, waking refreshed, mood, pain locations, and a note. Every field is optional.
- Records for medications, labs, visits, and questions.
- Summaries of your own entries. Each one says how many days it rests on.
- A printable letter to bring to a doctor’s appointment.
Tend is currently offered at no cost and contains no in-app purchase. It has no ads. See Tend on the App Store or read how Tend works.
Who publishes Tend
In plain terms
Off Script Foundry, Inc. publishes Tend. It is an independent company.
Tend is published by Off Script Foundry, Inc., 1248 W 700 S, Pleasant Grove, UT 84062, USA. The same company is named as the seller on Tend’s App Store page.
Tend is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any clinic, publisher or organization.
What Tend is not
In plain terms
Tend is not a medical device, a clinic, or a source of medical advice.
Tend records what you enter and shows conservative summaries of your own entries. It does not diagnose or treat anything. It is not a substitute for care from your own doctor.
Tend has no medical advisory board and has not been clinically validated. No clinician, clinic or patient organization has reviewed or endorsed it.
The Editorial policy explains how Tend writes about health.
Your record
In plain terms
Your record stays on your device and syncs to your Tend account. You can export or delete it.
Tend requires an Apple or Google sign-in and syncs your record to your Tend account. There is no advertising or cross-app tracking. You can export or delete your record from Settings at any time.
The Privacy Policy is the full account of what Tend handles, including app analytics and optional weather.
Contact a person
In plain terms
Email Tend. A person reads and replies to your message.
Email contact@offscriptfoundry.com. Please do not send health details your question does not need.
For help with the app, read Support. To report something that is hard to see, hear, reach, or use, read the Accessibility statement.