Practical guides for families: how to keep the roots, the stories and the documents of your family, and how to do it together.
A good family tree is built together. Start with yourself and your parents, invite relatives to view or edit, and add one generation at a time, with dates and photos. That way nobody carries the work alone, and the tree keeps growing after the first burst of enthusiasm fades.
Updated November 2, 20266 min readRead
A private family app is one closed place where the whole family keeps and shares a family tree, photos, recipes, documents, dates and lists, and you decide who views and who edits. It replaces chat groups, scattered folders and scraps of paper.
Updated November 2, 20266 min readRead
The simple way to keep life stories: sit with a grandparent for a calm conversation, ask one question at a time, record or write, and add photos. The 20 questions in this article are grouped by stage of life and are enough for a half-hour talk.
Updated November 2, 20267 min readRead
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