Online Family Tree Software
Today you do not need bulky software for a family tree, an online service is enough, one that is accessible from any device and holds not only the connections but the stories of the people.
What matters in a tree service
A good online genealogy builder should be simple, clear, and store data reliably. It is important that the tree can be built by the whole family, and that each ancestor has photos, years, and a story, not just a name.
Online instead of installed
Software that is installed on a single computer ties the tree to one device and is easily lost. An online tree opens in a browser, is accessible to relatives in different cities, and does not vanish when the hardware breaks.
A tree as memory, not a spreadsheet
Pomni is not a dry genealogy editor but living memory: the nodes of the tree lead to memory pages with a biography, voice, and stories. This makes the genealogy warm rather than formal.
Privacy and ownership
Choose a service where the data belongs to you: with export, flexible privacy, and the ability to lock the tree with a password. In Pomni all of this is built in.
- Simple, clear, reliable.
- Online, not tied to a device.
- Memory with stories, not a spreadsheet.
- Export and privacy.
Frequently asked questions
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How-to
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