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FAMILY HISTORY, AT YOUR PACE

Every family
has a story.
Make room
for yours.

The names you know. The stories you love. Bring them together in a family tree that grows one connection at a time.

A name is enough to begin.
An open keepsake book, photo frames and letters wrapped in a blue ribbon
For the pieces worth keeping.
People, beautifully connectedMemories, thoughtfully keptSources, close to the story
BEGIN WITH WHAT YOU KNOW

Small beginnings. Beautiful connections.

You don’t need a complete family history to start. Add one person, connect someone they love, and make room for the details as you remember them.

  • 01A readable tree, with full names and a people list.
  • 02Dates and memories you can add at your own pace.
  • 03Photographs and sources alongside the people they belong to.
Explore your tree
A little family. A lovely beginning.
Alice Green1908–1994
Arthur Green1905–1988
Nora GreenA story to add
Illustrated example · fictional family
MORE THAN NAMES AND DATES

The little things are part of the story.

A favourite photograph. A line in a family letter. The place everyone remembers. Give the details a home, too.

Faces you remember.

Add a photograph to a person’s story, or choose an illustration while you look for just the right one.

Photos & memories

Words worth keeping.

Save a source excerpt with its title and citation, and return to the original wording when a detail needs another look.

Sources & stories

Connections that grow.

Build outward with relatives and relationships. Move between your tree and a clear list of the people in it.

People & connections
MEET FLORA

A little curiosity.
A thoughtful companion.

Flora is the helper in your tree. Explore supported tree actions, read a proposal, and decide what belongs in your story.

Current preview: local helper

Live AI is available for limited, approved testing. Archive search is not available in this preview. Saving memories and comparing your own sources are available without AI.

Get to know Flora
Flora, the illustrated gardening companion, holding a magnifying glass
YOUR NEXT LITTLE STEP

It starts with someone you know.

Start with yourself, a parent or someone whose story you’d love to remember. The rest can come later.

Start your treeA gentle guide to getting started