We are currently in Beta, but the core features are built and ready for testing!

Here is what you can do in this release:

• Connections: Add contacts with their notes, social links, and relationship context.
• Custom Reminders: Set your own check-in frequencies and get daily notifications so you never accidentally let a relationship drift.
• Important Dates: Track birthdays and anniversaries with annual reminders.
• Home Dashboard: See exactly who is due for a check-in at a single glance.
• QR Sharing: Share and import connection profiles completely offline via QR code.
• Data Backup: Full JSON export and import backups. Your data is yours.
• Organization: Search by name and archive connections you don't need in your main view.

Beta Notice:
This is an early release, so please use the Data Management -> Export Backup feature regularly to keep your data safe between updates!

If you want to give it a try, report a bug, or help shape the roadmap, I'd love to hear your thoughts.

Community & Feedback: Telegram

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I will be very interested in this app once it has Google Calendar and Google Contact integrations. Is there a mailing list for updates to this app?

To keep the app completely offline-first and privacy-respecting, Tend doesn't connect directly to external cloud APIs like Google Contacts or Google Calendar.

However, Tend does support selective importing and 2-way syncing with your native device contacts. If your Android device's contacts app is already hooked up to sync with your Google account, Tend can pull in and update those connections locally. This gives you the benefit of your existing contact list without requiring the app to have direct access to your Google account or cloud servers.

We don't maintain a traditional email mailing list, but you can stay completely up to date by hanging out in our Telegram Community (https://t.me/tend_community) or by watching the repo page on GitHub or Codeberg if you have an account!

Kudos for your team's dedication to privacy. That makes me feel more interested in this app (of which I had no idea existed until now).

Thanks!