A neighborhood platform for the way you care for your land. Shared electric tools. Neighbors who can help. Quiet equipment, transparent service, and a community that keeps work local.
Lawn care, land stewardship, however you tend it.
You know the story. One operator services the whole block. Prices change without notice. They show up when they feel like it. The equipment is loud enough to wake your kids on a Saturday, and it's running during hours that are technically against local ordinance. Nobody enforces it.
Meanwhile, every dollar you spend on your yard leaves the neighborhood. It doesn't come back as sidewalks, schools, or neighbor relationships. It just leaves.
Tend is a neighborhood platform for lawn and land care. There's a shared pod of electric tools. There's a marketplace where you can hire neighbors directly. And there's a subscription that activates block by block, when enough households commit. Built on the same idea as a food co-op: we all get more when we go in together.
A solar-powered smart pod hosted on a neighbor's property. Stocked with professional electric mowers, blowers, trimmers, and the tools you need for meadow cuts, native planting, and invasive removal. Owned by Tend, shared by the block.
Post a job. Hire a neighbor directly, and Tend takes nothing. Need someone with specialized skills, like meadow maintenance or pollinator planting? Filter by expertise and hire with confidence.
Founding Members lock in the best rate Tend will ever offer. Activates when enough households commit. Just a signal of intent.
Electric tools run at about 60 decibels, roughly a third the volume of gas equipment. That's the sound of a conversation. Not a chainsaw.
Some neighbors want a perfectly manicured lawn. Some are rewilding their yards with native plants and pollinator gardens. Some are somewhere in between, figuring it out season by season. Tend is built for all of them. You tell us how you care for your land, and we match you with the tools, neighbors, and rhythms that fit.
Weekly mows, clean edges, traditional maintenance. Done quietly, done well, done by someone you know.
Keep the front tidy. Let the back go a little wild. A seasonal calendar that respects how things actually grow.
Meadow cuts, native plantings, pollinator gardens, leaving leaves. Tools and neighbors who know ecological care.
Tend is launching in Ossining first. The founding group shapes how Tend shows up in the neighborhood, gets priority access when pods deploy, and locks in the best rate we'll ever offer. Just a signal of intent.
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Welcome to the founding group. We'll reach out the moment your neighborhood is ready. If you know neighbors who'd join, send them here. The more households in one place, the sooner we activate.