How to build a family tree together with your whole family: a step-by-step guide
A practical guide to a shared family tree: where to start, who to invite, what to collect, and how to keep it current without one person doing it all.
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A family tree, life stories, milestones of the children, the family pets, conversations that bring you closer, recipes, a budget and shared lists with recurring tasks. One private space, and you decide who views and who edits each part.
Signing in only identifies you. The site does not read any other data from your Google account.
From the family tree and life stories to milestones, the family pets, lists, dates and conversations. Every tool works on its own, and they all connect: a recipe becomes a shopping list, a date gets tasks and guests, the birthdays of the close family come in by themselves from the tree, and one search finds everything.
One big canvas for roots, relatives and generations, that keeps growing with you.
Keep grandma and grandpa’s stories, spoken and written, before they are gone.
The recipes your family cooks, in one place: add a recipe from a photo, share it and turn it into a shopping list.
Birthdays, vacations and events, with a reminder, tasks and guests for every occasion.
A growth journal for every child: a first tooth, first steps, daycare, a contest and graduation, with a photo, a date and their age that day.
A simple table: family members in the rows, the parts of the site in the columns. Each cell is no access, view or edit.
Sign in with a Google account and give your family a name.
Switch on only the parts that suit you. You can change it at any time.
One table: who views, who edits, and in which part.
Two families can edit one shared tree together.
How to build a family tree together, how to record your grandparents’ life stories, and where to keep everything that matters to your family.
A practical guide to a shared family tree: where to start, who to invite, what to collect, and how to keep it current without one person doing it all.
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No app store. Add the site to your home screen once, and it opens full screen with its own icon.
After installing, you can turn notifications on in the settings. On iPhone, notifications work only when you open the site from the icon on the home screen.
The tree and every feature are open to every family, with no limit on people or members. You only pay for what costs us money: space for photos and recordings, and advanced tools.
For every family, forever
$0
For families who document a lot
$4.99 per month
Yearly: $39 (about a third less)
Every family is closed on itself. Nobody outside sees your tree, photos or documents unless you invited them. Two families connect only when both approve.
The subscription is per family: the family owner pays, and every family member benefits.