Genoria — Family Tree

Genoria — Family Tree

The whole family's tree

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  • Released
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  • August 31, 2026
  • September 3, 2026

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A family's surnames, dates and stories are usually scattered across a few memories and an old notebook. Genoria brings them together into one tree you can build as a family. HOW IT WORKS Start with yourself and add parents, children, partners and siblings. The tree draws itself and you pan around it with your finger. Every person gets a profile: photos, dates and places of birth and death, education, occupation, nickname, and as many notes as you want to write. YOU DON'T DO IT ALONE Invite whoever you like and decide what each of them can do: • View — browse the tree, change nothing. • Edit their branch — complete their own profile and add their partner and descendants. • Edit everything — add people anywhere in the tree. • Co-owner — also manages invitations and permissions. So you can open it up to the whole family without worrying that someone will undo another person's work. And anyone whose own profile is linked to their account can always correct their details, because they are theirs. TREES THAT FIND EACH OTHER When another family has recorded the same person, Genoria spots the match and lets you both know. If you agree, the two trees are linked through that person and each of you can look into the other's. Branches lost for generations show up at once. YOUR FAMILY IS NOT PUBLIC DATA Nothing is sold here and there are no ads. A tree is seen only by the people you invite. And something almost no app handles: when you add a living relative, that person has a right to know. Genoria reminds you, sends them a notice showing exactly what is recorded about them, and lets them correct it or ask for it to be removed. Until they have been notified, their sensitive details are shown to nobody but you. ALSO • Import what you already have: coming from another genealogy program, upload its GEDCOM file and the whole tree is created at once. • Export to PDF to print your tree or keep it. • Create a new tree from a branch of an existing one. • Hand a tree over to someone else, or name a successor so the family keeps access if you are no longer around. • Works on phone, tablet and browser, with the same data. • In English, Spanish, Catalan, French and German. Your family tree, free.
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What's New in Genoria

1.0.9

September 3, 2026

This update brings together everything added since 1.0.5. • When someone in your tree also appears in another one, whose tree it is and what it is called are no longer revealed until its owner replies. • When you see a match between trees, it now explains what it is based on, and the percentage alongside it is gone. • The identity document field has been removed from each person's profile, and data already entered has been deleted. • Information added about another person stays visible to whoever last entered it while that person has not yet been notified, with a note explaining why. • Each tree's card shows how many people and how many photos it has. • A name is now required when signing up, so your family knows who is inviting them. • Add buttons only appear in the trees where you can write. • When you delete a tree, the warning says how many people lose access and who they are, and which invitations are cancelled. • The welcome tour now ends with a new step showing how to invite your family. • In "My account" you can turn Genoria news by email on or off. • "My account" shows the version you have installed. • Fixed the contact email address, fixes to the example tree and internal improvements.

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