Tend has the rest of your home in it now. Today opens with your family's actual day — everyone's events, with the time and who they are for. Tap a person to see only theirs. Kids get jobs and something to earn for doing them, and you decide what that something is called: gems, stars, points, dollars, or your own word. They can ask to spend it; you say yes or no from your phone. Lists are shared with the house now, so anyone can add and anyone can tick off — or make one just yours that nobody else can see. And you can put Tend on a screen in your kitchen. Any spare tablet or old monitor shows the week as a board of notes, the jobs still owed, and whatever anyone has pinned up. It pairs in about a minute, and when nobody is using it you get your photos and a fact about whatever your kids are into. Everything you already had is where you left it.

Talking to Tend feels different now — in a good way. • Chat, redesigned. Answers are short and conversational, and when there's real work to do, the plan arrives as a folder — steps, costs, and materials tucked inside, ready to check off. • Tend stopped writing walls of text. It asks at most one question, and only when the answer actually changes the plan. • Tend Pro now says what it actually does. Every insight opens into the whole picture — the reasoning, the DIY verdict, the cost range, and the pros who do that work. That was never a paid feature, and it no longer claims to be. • Sharing your home with someone is free. It should not have been behind Pro. • Notifications now ask permission properly, so the choices in Settings actually take effect. • Launch screen sizing fixed on some devices.

Tend opens somewhere new. The app now lands on the Tend screen: your home's Pulse and a place to ask anything, side by side. Ask a question, see what's worth knowing, or just take in how things are doing at a glance. Your Home Pulse, now in three parts. The single score becomes one ring split into what matters: Care, Spaces, and Projects. You can see where your home is thriving and where it needs a little attention, with the next best thing to do always in reach. Projects, start to finish. Describe what you want to tackle and Tend builds a step-by-step plan, with tools, materials, and a rough cost, then walks you through it. Finish one and watch your Pulse rise and your Money Saved grow. A warm refresh throughout, in light and dark, with the middle tab now simply "Tend." Calm by design, as always. Tend shows you what's worth knowing, never more than you need.

- Sign in with Google now works reliably. - Care Plan is here: open the Care tab and tap "Grow my plan" for a year of home care, spaced so no week feels like a second job. - Performance fix: resolved a background refresh issue that was using extra battery and data. - Polish across Worth Knowing, Milestones, the quick-add menu, and the splash screen.

Tend has a new look and a new heartbeat. Meet Home Pulse — one living score for how your home is doing. Complete a task and watch it rise. Tend always shows you the next best actions to raise it, so you're never guessing what your home needs. A warm redesign, in light and dark. The new Rooted look — Paper by day, Evening by night — with five clearer tabs: Home, Care, Ask, Spaces, and Pros. Tend now speaks first. Optional notifications warn you before a freeze, heat wave, or storm reaches your home, and nudge you when care is due. Never more than a couple a week, always with the reason, always your choice. Point your camera at any appliance. Tend reads the label, identifies the unit, and files it in Spaces with what it needs to keep running. Sign in with Apple or Google — new accounts in two taps. And a Sunday digest that arrives only when there's something worth knowing. For everyone who subscribed to Tend Pro in v1: you get everything new, included, forever. Thanks for being early.

Photo attachments in chat are fixed. Sending Tend a photo now works reliably — attach a picture of an appliance, an invoice, a tree, whatever you need a second opinion on, and Tend will look at it. You can send a photo on its own or add a question with it. Photos straight from your camera roll and screenshots both work now, whatever format they're in. Also tidied up some small alignment issues on the chat and sign-in screens.

This update polishes the sign-in screen — the show/hide password control now sits inside the password field, and Tend remembers your email after you sign out. New subscribers can also start a 7-day free trial on the annual Tend Pro plan.