TendForm is made by Tim Urista — a solo developer — so independent practitioners can build quick, beautiful, medical-grade forms in seconds with AI, and share them with colleagues, without paying enterprise prices.
My wife is a physical therapist. Watching her set up her practice, we kept running into the same wall: the medical-grade intake forms and patient packets she needed were built for big clinics and priced for them too — costly at scale, and surprisingly limited when it came to actually understanding how people were filling them out.
I'm a software engineer, and I build with AI every day. It felt absurd that she couldn't just ask for a form and get a good one. So I built TendForm: describe what you need to Claude or another AI tool, and a clean, on-brand, medical-grade form comes back in seconds. Bundle several into a packet, turn on HIPAA mode when you're collecting PHI, publish, and share the link with colleagues — that's the whole loop.
It started as a tool for one physical therapist. It turns out a lot of solo and small practitioners have exactly the same problem — so I'm sharing it.
The existing intake forms and packets my wife needed were built for large clinics and priced at scale — expensive per-seat plans and add-ons that make no sense for a solo practitioner or a small practice.
For all that cost, you'd still get very little insight: how many people started, where they dropped off, how long a form took. TendForm treats analytics as a first-class part of every form and packet.
TendForm is MCP- and AI-native. You describe what you need to Claude (or paste a list, or a PDF), and a clean, on-brand form comes back in seconds — then you tweak it, publish it, and share it with colleagues.
Solo and small practitioners — physical therapists, wellness and behavioral providers, clinics, coaches, anyone who needs professional intake without an enterprise contract. Free to start, Pro for power features, and a HIPAA plan with a signed BAA when you're collecting patient data.
Describe it to AI, tweak it, publish, and share.