Tend your practice
The world is a lot right now. We made the Tend Planner for anyone who wants a space to pause, think, and focus on what matters.
Tend is for artists
There is no end point to creativity. No finish line. You do your work, that work opens new paths to explore, those paths offer more work to do. Art isn’t a task or a goal, it’s a process.
The Tend Planner is built to support and sustain your process, with planning tools to help guide your process through life’s changes and prompts and exercises to keep your work sustainable, motivating, and nourishing.
Tend is for writers
For all its promise of rich conversations and deep thoughts, to write is to put your shoulder to the wheel.
Creating a body of work means countless hours sitting at the table, pen in hand or fingers on keys. The Tend Planner is designed to help you cut through distraction and maintain the consistency and patience that turns a burst of inspiration into a lasting practice.
Tend is for athletes
Whether you’re managing training load and recovery, juggling competing priorities, or figuring out how your sport fits into your changing circumstances, olympic sprinters and weeknight boulderers are all in the same position. Sport is all about balance.
The Tend Planner has sections to track your training and prompts to help you listen to your body and manage your recovery. Its planning tools will guide you through changing seasons and help to ensure that your pursuits serve your life, not the other way around.
Tend is for seekers
We turn to practices like yoga and meditation to find refuge from noise and stress, but that same chaos can make it hard to find time and space to sit on the mat and breathe.
The Tend Planner will help you prioritise and make time for your practice, and its prompts will help you to reflect on your journey and stay attentive to your needs.
Planning with Tend
The Tend Planner includes exercises and prompts to help you better organise your life to support your passions, and your passions to support your life.
Take a closer look at the things that drive you. Connecting your day-to-day experiences to your big moments will help you build a sustainable and fulfilling practice.
Life changes. Break your year into self-defined seasons to work with the shifts and cycles of your year, rather than against them.
Decide what matters. Be deliberate about how your priorities. It’s mostly empty space so do what works for you.
Take a moment to reflect. Listen to your body. Use our review tools to figure out what to carry forward, and what to leave behind.
Tend in action
See how others are using the Tend Planner to support their work.
- The Best Laid Plans
Things never quite go to plan. The season review process can help you keep your processes sustainable and nourishing. - Thinking About Your Streams
Thinking carefully about your passions can help you create a motivating and consistent practice.