Know where you belong.
More than a family tree. The people, places and stories that made you.
Invited by family?
Private by default. Free to start.
A page about a person.
Margaret Doyleyour father’s mother1941–2019 · in the archive
- Birthday1941Entered by José
- Where your family is fromMillfieldEntered by Sarah
“She kept the shop open through the strike. People still needed thread, she said.”
4 facts · 2 stories · 3 photos · 11 relatives
An example. Not a real family.
Every fact names who recorded it.
And it names how you are related: your father’s sister’s son, first cousin.
Everyone remembers a different part of the story.
- Your mum remembers the people.
- Your uncle remembers the places.
- Your grandmother remembers what happened.
- You remember what everyone else forgot.
Invite them. Each fills in their part.
And then discover what you didn’t know.
- Your family tree runs four generations deep.
- At least three of your relatives share a line of work.
- Today would have been your great-grandmother’s 96th birthday.
- Nobody has recorded how your grandparents met.
Nothing invented. Read from what your family recorded.
Build your family the way you know it to be true.
There is no official version.
- Names spelled your way: José, Müller, Sarah.
- Relationships as you know them.
- Dates as you know them. A year is fine.
- Stories in their own words.
Not a genealogy database. Not a social network. Your family: private, shared, alive.