A Digital Family Tree Online
A digital family tree is genealogy on the internet, available to the whole family from anywhere in the world. It doesn't fade, doesn't get lost and is always at hand.
Why it's more convenient than a paper one
A paper tree is kept by one person and grows worn over time. A digital one is available to all the relatives online, is easily added to and doesn't get lost during moves or as generations change. To each person you can attach photos, voice and stories.
The family working together
The whole family works on a digital tree: each person adds their own ancestors and memories. That way the genealogy is gathered jointly and faster, and the connections between the family's branches are restored more accurately.
Access and privacy
You decide who sees the tree: you can make it public, share it only with family, or lock it with a password. The data belongs to you and is available for download at any time.
How to start
Create a memory page for any relative and open its tree. Add your loved ones, link the generations — and the genealogy will begin to grow. The text foundation is free; the tree is available on a paid plan.
- Available to the whole family online.
- Doesn't fade and doesn't get lost.
- Gathered together.
- Flexible privacy and export.
Frequently asked questions
Save the story while it is with you
Create a memorial page in a few minutes — gently, beautifully and with respect for your loved ones. Free forever for the text version.
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