A chart that refocuses around a person
Click a node for details, double-click to redraw around that person; pan, zoom and fullscreen keep the context.
Family tree
Every name.
A chart that answers questions about the people you came from — with facts, photos, stories and exports the next generation can open.
Every name.
Every branch. One living tree.
A chart that answers questions about the people you came from — with facts, photos, stories and exports the next generation can open.Arabic & English · Family.Show-inspired · GEDCOM 5.5
Time slider Five themes PNG and GEDCOM export
Genealogy capabilities
A tree you can read, not just store.
Focus, zoom and time are part of the chart — the record underneath keeps the precision.A time slider for who was alive
Move the year slider and the chart hides people not yet born, so a generation reads as it stood.
Facts with precision
Exact, about, before and after dates for birth, death, burial, cremation, marriage and divorce — plus occupation, education and religion.
Kinship, not just names
Natural, adopted and foster parents; current and former spouses with dates; a child links to the parent's current spouse by default.
A gallery for every person
One avatar, extra photos with captions, long-form stories and attachments up to 25 MB per file.
This is me
A living member claims their node; the members list shows You and Linked without exposing anyone else's account.
Built-in controls
Expressive chart, strict record.
Privacy, claims and edit rights are enforced on the server and carried into exports.Read open, write guarded
Any family member can read the tree; only Parent and ClanHead can change people and links.
Private and Locked
Private masks names, facts and photos in the chart, search, statistics and exports; Locked blocks every mutation.
One living claim
Only living, unclaimed people can be claimed, and one account claims one person.
Dates that refuse nonsense
Divorce cannot precede marriage, and image types and sizes are checked at upload.
From a name to a family record
Build the branch, then prove it.
The tree grows one person and one link at a time.Add the first people
A name and living status are enough to start.
Link the branches
Parents, spouses and children — with the option to choose the second parent explicitly.
Claim yourself
Bind your login to your living node so the tree opens where you belong.
Add the evidence
Photos, stories and documents under the right person.
Review and export
Statistics for the family; GEDCOM, HTML or KML when you need to leave the platform.
Five themes one source
Why it matters
A tree the family can trust.
The chart is expressive; the record underneath is strict.
- Family.Show-inspired spacing and tooltips
- Private records masked in UI, stats and exports
- Time slider answers who was alive
- PNG snapshot of the whole diagram
- GEDCOM 5.5 in and out
- Statistics by surname, place and decade
Connected by the family
One tree, many uses.
The tree reuses the family roster and feeds the rest of the platform.Family core
Members, roles and claims come from the family identity service.
Claims and profiles
A claim ties a login to a node without exposing other members' IDs.
Media storage
Photos and attachments are stored per person and cleaned up when a person is removed.
Statistics
Generations, lifespan, surnames, birthplaces and media counts in one view.
Home dashboard
The home hub reads the same aggregate endpoint for its family snapshot.
GEDCOM and KML
Open the record in desktop genealogy tools or Google Earth at any time.
Preserve the story
The next generation is already here.
Start the tree today, and keep every fact, photo and story in one place they can inherit.
Arabic & English · Private by design · Part of the Sulala platform