Opening TendWell
40 days free. No credit card. Privacy review before real care data.
Watch the week move from a name on your mind to careful prayer wording, assigned next steps, and a review your leaders can actually use.
See the care rhythm before you sign up. You do not need to book a walkthrough to begin; the trial is built to guide one active care list through a real week.
A four-part pastoral loop: gather the people in view, capture what happened, review what needs attention, and follow through with confidence.
Workflow preview
Start with the people already on your mind. TendWell keeps individuals and households connected so care has one reliable place to return to.
Built from church life
TendWell was shaped from the inside of church life: Sunday conversations, hospital visits, prayer requests that need careful words, elder and deacon handoffs, and the quiet burden of remembering people well.
Its structure follows the spiritual and practical weight pastors and trusted leaders actually carry: attention, confidentiality, handoff, and follow-through.
A hallway conversation can become a clear next step before it disappears.
Sensitive context stays separate from what can be shared for prayer or review.
A pastor, administrator, elder, or deacon can carry the same care picture without guessing.
Care is gathered into a rhythm leaders can actually repeat.
TendWell is built around the ordinary path of pastoral care: notice, remember, protect, assign, and review.
Open TendWell and see the week’s care signals: overdue tasks, visitors, prayer review, urgent care, and people at risk of drifting out of sight.
The profile keeps household context, care history, prayer needs, visit notes, and next steps together so a leader can care with memory instead of scattered fragments.
After a Sunday conversation, call, visit, or prayer update, Capture Care turns the moment into a note, prayer item, visitor update, or care task without rebuilding the story later.
A remembered concern becomes visible work: who owns it, when it is due, the next action, and the context a helper needs to carry it well.
Use the queue and reports to prepare for staff, elder, deacon, or care-team review. The goal is not more data; it is a clearer picture of who needs attention next.
Forty days gives the rhythm time to pass through Sunday, weekday care, prayer review, shared ownership, and at least one leadership conversation before your church pays.
Use the first week to bring current care into view: shut-ins, visitors, hospital or grief care, prayer review, and overdue follow-up.
Care review outputs
TendWell does more than store notes. It helps a pastor, admin, elder, deacon, or care team walk into review with the right people, open loops, prayer wording, and next actions already organized.
A week-level packet keeps overdue work, visitors, quiet households, prayer review, and next actions in one leadership-ready view.
Start with active care, capture conversations, review open tasks, and choose a plan only if the workflow helps.
