For the person at the center of it all
Still your day. Still your say. Still your story.
You deserve to be heard, supported, and involved in your care. WellTended brings your check-ins, everyday care details, and the people helping you into one app — with room for the life you want to live.
Big type. Simple check-ins. Support you can explore together.
Meet Rose and Diane — a fictional family, an everyday care story.
A little reassurance. On Rose’s terms.
Rose, 82, wants help without every conversation becoming a check-up. Her daughter Diane lives forty miles away. Together, they choose a small evening ritual: Rose taps goodnight, and Diane sees the moon rise on her phone.
The moment begins with Rose. She is sharing how she is doing, not simply waiting for someone to ask. For Diane, it is a little connection. For Rose, it is another way to care back.
One day, one tap at a time
Small moments of support.
From a morning reminder to an evening goodnight, here are six ways WellTended can fit around your day. An example, not a schedule you need to follow.
8:30 AM
A reminder, right where you need it.
A medication reminder appears on your phone. Mark it taken to keep a record that the people authorized to help with your care can follow.
10:15 AM
Your readings. Your clinician’s goals.
Record your blood pressure and compare it with the target set for you. Keep readings together for your next care conversation. The app supports your care — it does not replace clinical advice or emergency help.
12:40 PM
A ride, with someone you know.
A friend or neighbor can claim a ride on the Care Crew board. You can see who is helping, and they see the errand — not your medical chart.
3:00 PM
A simple way to say how you feel.
Use a face to check in about your mood, sleep, or appetite. Keep a record of how you have been feeling without having to find all the words.
7:20 PM
A little love comes back.
Someone in your circle can send a little love in response to your check-in. A small connection, waiting when you next open the app.
9:58 PM
A goodnight, from you.
Tap goodnight, and your family sees the moon rise in the app. A familiar way to end the day, even when you are apart.
Room for what matters to you
Help with the day.
Space to make it yours.
For Rose, it might be an afternoon tending her plants, with someone nearby to steady the pot. For you, it may be a favorite recipe, a conversation, or simply time to rest.
WellTended helps your circle organize rides, meals, and errands. The care is human. The app helps keep the everyday details together.
Simple moments. At your pace.
Small steps
A goodnight, a medication check-in, a face for how you feel. Start with the moments that are useful to you.
Clear, readable controls
Large buttons and simple check-ins help keep everyday updates easy to find and use.
Made for you, first
Not an afterthought bolted on for the family — your day is what the whole app is built around.
Different needs. The same respect.
A way to check in that works for Eli.
Eli, 16, is autistic. Some days, explaining how he feels takes more energy than he wants to give. A face lets him check in without a long conversation. His scheduled visits are there to see, so he can look ahead to who is coming.
The point is not to ask more of Eli. It is to give him another way to take part in his care.
Eli is a fictional character. His story is an illustration, not a customer testimonial.
Your story, kept
The moments beyond the care record.
Little loves, notes, and thank-yous can become part of your Memories archive and a keepsake Book of Care. A place for the connections that matter to you, alongside the practical details.
Your record. Your rules.
Locked to you
Face ID opens it. Your face.
Nothing about you without you
You see everything your family sees. There is no secret version.
Helpers see errands, never your chart
The neighbor who drives you Thursday sees the errand board — and nothing else.
Understand your privacy options
Learn how access and account controls work, including their limits. Explore privacy and security.
Care can be a season, too.
Maya, 38, is recovering from surgery in her sister’s guest room. Her circle uses the Care Crew board to organize meals and errands, while she shares check-ins when she is ready.
She can accept practical help and still make room for privacy, rest, and her own routine. Support does not have to become her whole identity.
Maya is a fictional character. This recovery scenario is an illustration, not a promised health outcome.
Your next step.
On your terms.
Join the early-access list for WellTended. Explore it for yourself, or with someone you trust — and decide how it could fit into your day.
For you, first. iPhone, iPad & Mac.