A Genealogical Tree: How to Build It and Keep It

Lay the foundation

Start with the generations you know: parents, grandparents, great-grandparents. Write down names, years of life, places, and occupations. This is the skeleton of the genealogical tree that you will build upon.

Add faces and stories

Bare names come alive when you add photographs, voice, and personal accounts. In Pomni each ancestor is a memory page rather than a single line, so the tree holds not only the connections but the characters of the people.

Reconstruct the branches

Move deeper and wider: brothers and sisters, their families, distant relatives. Merge the trees of different branches of the family with their keepers' consent, and the picture of the lineage becomes complete.

Preserve it for those who come after

A digital genealogical tree does not decay and remains accessible to future generations. You can open it to the family or lock it with a password, and you can export the data at any time.

• The skeleton is the generations you know.
• Faces and stories instead of single lines.
• Reconstruction of the family's branches.
• Lasting and accessible to descendants.