All the love. a little less logistics

From meal trains to everyday help, Herde makes it easier to organize care with the people who want to show up.

WE’RE LIVE!

Available on App Store

Meals
Groceries
Childcare
Rides
Errands
Extra Help
Love & Support

Less asking, more showing up

Skip the endless group texts and back-and-forth. Keep meals, details, and helping hands organized in one place.

Twenty-four questions. Two lasagnas on Tuesday. Nobody on Thursday.

Turning “how can I help” into help that actually helps

One link. Every answer. One lasagna. Every day covered <3

THE INSTINCT TO CARE IS ALREADY THERE

We're just making it easier to turn good intentions into meaningful help

01

make a herde

For yourself or someone you love. Whatever life brings, gather your people

02

find your way to help

Meals, rides, a note at the door. See what’s needed and choose what fits

03

Show Up with Love

No guessing, no back-and-forth. Just the details you need to make someone's day

For whatever season you’re in

New beginnings. Hard middles. Everyday life.

new baby

elderly care

illness or injury

new chapter

just because

recovery

& everything else

bereavement

A little note goes a long way

For celebrating the good, cheering people through the hard, and reminding them you’re right there

A NOTE FROM OUR FOUNDER

Life’s biggest moments were never meant to be carried alone.

When our first child, Harrison, was stillborn, our village showed up with incredible love and generosity. A meal train became a light in a period of darkness. But managing the coordination of that care became an invisible, guilt-ridden burden. Answering calls, arranging visits, repeating our needs, receiving so much more than we needed. Our village's instinct to care was beautiful and intact. What was missing was infrastructure to make it possible.

I built Herde for everyone navigating pivotal transitions and the villages supporting them. To set your preferences once, and let your people show up powerfully. To remove the guesswork from giving, and make receiving feel personal. Because the instinct to care is never the problem, people just need the infrastructure to act on it properly. Herde is dedicated to our village, who carried us through - and to Harrison, the forever light of our lives.

good questions

HELP US MAKE HERDE BETTER

We’d love to hear what’s working, what’s confusing, and how we can make giving and receiving support a little easier

IT TAKES A HERDE