A family archive
Map your family, one verified name at a time.
Build a tree with your relatives, keep the records that prove it, and publish a heritage site the whole family can visit.
Workspace overview
One place for the work families already do
Move from scattered chats, spreadsheets, and photo folders into a focused system for heritage preservation.
Build interactive family trees
Create visual family trees with photos, stories, relationships, and connections across generations.
Bring your clan together
Share news, plan events and keep shared resources in one place for the whole clan.
Catalogue family records
Catalogue records, oral histories, and family proof, and keep each one connected to the people and stories it belongs to.
Publish a heritage site
Build a public page for your clan, a memorial or a celebration, without writing code.
Exhibit · 01
Build your family legacy
Create interactive, visual family trees with stories and detailed biographical information. Explore a lineage on the canvas or as a list.
- Add unlimited family members
- Record birth and death dates and places
- Write biographical stories and memories
- Canvas and list views
- Share trees securely with family
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Strengthen your clan
Share news, plan events and keep shared resources in one place. Invite members and give leaders the roles they need.
- Post clan news and announcements
- Calendar for clan events
- RSVP and attendance tracking
- Shared resource library
- Clan member directory
- Leadership and role management
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Create your heritage website
Build a public page for your clan, a memorial or a celebration without writing code. Choose an accent colour and heading style, then publish at your own address.
- Page-based editor
- Heading, text, image and gallery blocks
- Your own ancestrallineage.com address
Preserve the mission
Preserve your family story
Ancestral Lineage is a free Faciotech Foundation initiative. It helps families and communities record their ancestry and keep it for the generations after them.
Start with the names you know, then add the places, traditions and stories that go with them.