Digital
Print-ready PDF
Vector sharp at any size. Take it to any printer, print it as often as you like.
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Heirloom Prints
A poster for the wall. A keepsake for the family.
Six design themes, or a simple keepsake document to keep and pass on — crafted for English, हिंदी and मराठी, in the script your family speaks and reads.
Moments that matter
Every family has a moment
when it becomes important to remember.
Every family has moments that stay with them. Some of them are where the story begins.
01
A wedding
Two families becoming one, and a record of both.
02
A milestone birthday
For the grandparent who has everything and wants nothing.
03
A reunion
One for every household to take home.
04
A new arrival
A generation added, and a reason to write down the rest.
05
Before it’s too late
While the person who remembers is still here to ask.
06
After a loss
Most families begin here, when everyone realises nobody wrote it down.
What it becomes
Your family’s story can live on.
The tree is free to build and yours to keep. Everything below is made from it — one record, many forms.
Framed
Museum-quality print
Archival paper, framed and delivered ready to hang. The version that gets inherited.
Coming soon
Book
Legacy book
The stories behind the names — recipes, sayings, the village nobody remembers.
Coming soon
Keepsake
Printed wooden panel
Your family printed onto wood. Best kept to a close family of twenty or fewer.
Coming soon
Gathering
Booklets
A5, stapled, one for every cousin who turns up. Printed against the date of the event.
Coming soon
What we promise
Your language
English, हिंदी or मराठी — your family’s names, exactly as they are written
Free to explore
Build, view and grow your family tree, free to start
Always evolving
Add, edit and update your family story anytime. It grows as your family does
Private by default
Your family history stays private unless you choose to share it
Questions
Before you begin.
Is it really free?
Building your tree is free. You only pay when you want a print-ready file or a physical product. Your family’s record is yours, and it is never held hostage.
What happens to my family’s data?
It stays yours. Nothing is shared with anyone until you explicitly invite them, and nothing is sold.
Can I write names in Marathi or Hindi?
Yes, and you don’t need a Devanagari keyboard. Type a name the way it sounds in English and we’ll suggest the Devanagari spelling — but only suggest it. A name is the one thing we never change on your behalf.
My family is complicated — remarriages, adoptions, half-siblings.
Most families are. A person can have several marriages, each with its own date, and children are recorded against the specific marriage they belong to, so the poster shows the family as it actually was rather than a tidied-up version.
What if I don’t know all the dates?
Nobody does. “Around 1955” is more useful than a blank, and you can sharpen it later. You can also print with blank lines left in, so an elderly relative can fill them in by hand — which is often how the missing pieces turn up.
I don’t know every name. Can my cousins help fill it in?
Yes. Share your tree with them by their Google email and choose “Add & edit people”. Once they sign in with that account, they work on the same tree with you — adding names you never knew and correcting the ones you got wrong — and the records show who added each person. If someone should only look, choose “View” instead.
My tree is enormous. Will it even be readable?
A large family gets small on one sheet, so you can either print a chosen branch as a single framable poster, or print the whole tree as split branches — every branch on one framed sheet, in numbered panels, so the names stay larger.