Record people and relations
Create long-term records of names, ties, and kinship context across generations.
Family Circles is not a DNA-matching product. It is a relationship knowledge archive where families record who is who, how people are connected, and how to stay connected across cities and generations.
Designed to preserve family knowledge and make real-world coordination easier when people are living far from each other.
Create long-term records of names, ties, and kinship context across generations.
For weddings, deaths, and meetups, identify who to call, who to invite, and why they matter.
Help younger generations know their own people and relationships even when families are spread out.
A simple process to turn memory into durable family records.
Create your family circle and set one trusted starting person.
Add relatives with relationship links so the map reflects real kinship.
Use relationship lookup during gatherings to understand who is related to whom.
Use event records to plan invitations for weddings, memorials, and meetups.
Start recording people, relationships, and event context so every generation can understand its own kin.