Your network, organized around what you're trying to achieve.

A relationship manager that organizes your network around your goals — close the round, land the clients, find the role — instead of a contact list on reminder timers. It captures your real conversations automatically and turns them into next moves, each grounded in a cited receipt.

Those tools organize around contacts and cadences — “ping this person every 30 days.” Tend organizes around what you're trying to achieve: it ranks relationships by leverage on a goal, hands you the next move, and tells you who to stop spending time on. A cadence tool can't do that last part — it doesn't know what you want.

Because your CRM starts at the opportunity. Tend covers what happens before one exists — which relationship, which introduction, which conversation turns into work. They don't overlap much, which is also why nobody's CRM has this feature.

A chat remembers you vaguely. Tend keeps a record: your goals, the ladder of who moves each one, every commitment made in either direction, and the conversation behind each claim. Ask an assistant what Sarah promised you in March and you get an impression; ask Tend and you get the message it happened in. And the record compounds — every commitment, receipt and audit stays on it, so month three is sharper than month one.

Your data is encrypted, never sold, and never used to train models. AI runs only when you ask, and you can export everything at any time.

Email — Gmail, Outlook, or any IMAP mailbox including iCloud — plus your calendar. A Chrome extension logs LinkedIn conversations for people you've already added, when you open them. You can also import your full LinkedIn export in one go. You never hand-log, and every AI claim points back to a specific captured conversation.

Tend runs in your browser — sign in from any device and your relationship graph is there, in sync.

Now. The goal engine is built and running — it's what the founder uses every morning. Start free — a free account includes about 4 goal audits' worth of AI, so you can run the thing before you pay for it. The $49/month plan makes audits recurring: 200 credits a month, about 20 goal audits, plus drafts and the daily brief.

A free account doesn't run on credits at all — it gets a one-time amount of AI, about 4 goal audits' worth, that never renews. When it's gone, contacts, capture, search, reminders and export keep working forever. The paid plan includes 200 credits a month — about 20 goal audits, which is five goals audited weekly. A goal audit is 10, Ask your network 5, a warm path to someone you're missing 3, a relationship synthesis 1. Your daily brief is free and never spends any. If you do run out, top-ups are 50 for $15 and never expire. Settings shows exactly what used them.

You give Tend a short “About you & your work” note — what you're building, for whom, and where you are — and each goal carries its own definition of done. Every audit and draft is grounded in those plus your real history, which is why the asks fit your situation instead of sounding like a template.

Tend tells you honestly — the audit names who's missing instead of papering over it, checks whether you already know them — dormant imports included — and hands you a LinkedIn search you can run, plus a warm path through someone you know: who could make the intro, who's already been mentioned in your threads. What it will never do is sell you a lead database or scrape strangers. Tend works your real network, because that's where trust and replies actually come from. Suggested people carry a fit score, and it's allowed to be low — that's Tend telling you the answer isn't in your network rather than padding the list.

It runs the whole loop. Your daily brief carries today's meetings — what you owe each person, where they sit on your goals, and the ask — including a briefing when an attendee isn't in your contacts yet, and a flag when a meeting doesn't move any goal. The morning after, it asks how did it go? — your answer lands on the record as commitments and next moves. Plenty of tools prep you for a meeting. The close is the half nobody else does.

Teams is coming in Q4 '26: shared goal pipelines each member opts into, asking across the firm's combined reach where every disclosure is one person's explicit yes, and firm views that only show aggregates — never a shared contact directory. From $79 per seat per month, 200 credits per member. Until then Tend is single-player; start free and mention your team in the signup note to hear first.

You set the next one. Goals rotate — the raise becomes the hiring push becomes the next round of customers — and your relationship history compounds through all of them. One network, every goal it serves.