Tendlet

Tendlet helps households care for pets and plants without relying on memory, scattered notes, generic internet searches, or one person silently keeping track of everything. Care is often split across people, routines, species-specific needs, warning signs, meals, photos, and records. Tendlet brings all of that into one calm place, focused on what needs attention today. How Tendlet Works Each pet or plant gets a living care page with researched care notes, suggested routines, records, warning signs, sources, photos, and household history. Tendlet includes 216 hand-illustrated care profiles: 108 animals and 108 plants. It can suggest starter routines, meal plans where available, 7-day feeding cycles, grocery lists, seasonal plant care, and country-aware safety information. The Today screen shows what actually needs attention now, without streaks, guilt, or gamified pressure. Care logs, meals, symptoms, watering, repots, and notes stay attached to the right pet or plant, so users can spot patterns over time and make better care decisions. What Makes Tendlet Different Tendlet is a field guide and care tracker in one. Unlike simple reminder apps, it understands that a guinea pig, a Monstera, an axolotl, and a dog do not need the same kind of page. Unlike generic pet apps, it includes plants, meals, household sharing, safety warnings, and privacy-first iCloud sync. Data lives on-device or in the user’s own iCloud, with no ads, analytics, or Tendlet server reading care data. Real Outcomes Users can expect fewer missed tasks, clearer shared responsibility, faster access to safety information, better meal and grocery planning, and a more complete memory of each living thing’s care over time. Tendlet helps people move from “I think someone handled it” to “we know what happened, what matters next, and why."