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Your family.
Your vamsh.
Kept together.
आपका परिवार। आपकी वंशावली। आपकी कहानी।
A private home for your family tree, stories, rituals and records—built around how Indian families actually relate, across homes, languages and generations.
- Private by default
- No ads or data selling
- Designed for elders
The tree is the home screen.
Search, zoom and open any person without losing your place.
Joint-family readyMany generations, one living tree
Precise kinshipMausi is not Bua. Mama is not Chacha.
Family-controlledAccess follows your family circles
Works everywhereInstallable and built for modest phones
The product
More than a chart of names.
A shared family workspace where relationships, memories and responsibilities stay connected to the people they belong to.
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Living family tree
See the whole family without getting lost.
Search by name, follow paternal or maternal branches, zoom from four generations to one household, and open details in place.
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Family archive
Keep the story with the person.
Attach memories, milestones, photographs and private documents to the right family member—not an anonymous folder.
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Kamla Devi’s recipe bookAdded by Meera · 3 photographs
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Rituals & dates
Remember what the family remembers.
Birthdays, anniversaries, ceremonies and remembrance dates remain part of the family timeline.
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Designed for everyone
For every generation
Built to be read, heard and shared.
Large type, high contrast, view-only invitations and spoken Hindi relationship labels help elders participate without learning a new system.
Indian kinship engine
“Uncle” is not a relationship.
Every Indian bond carries a side, generation and role. Ancestric calculates the relationship from the tree and can present the term your family actually uses.
मौसी
Your mother’s sister—not your father’s sister, not a generic aunt.
Paternal sideताऊ जी
Tau-ji
Regional terms are a starting point; each family can keep the name it uses at home.
How it works
Start with three people.
Let the family grow it together.
- 01
Plant the first branch
Add yourself, your parents and one grandparent. Ancestric turns those connections into the first view of your tree.
- 02
Invite the right people
Share a private invitation with the relatives who know each branch best. Choose whether they can edit or only view.
- 03
Turn names into a legacy
Add stories, dates and documents over time. The archive becomes richer without making the tree harder to use.
Family trust first
Your family is not an audience segment.
No behavioural advertising. No selling family data. Sensitive details are visible only to the family circles you choose.
Read the plain-language privacy notice →Circle-based accessAdmin, close family, extended family and view-only roles.
Private document deliveryProtected records are never exposed as public file links.
Export and deletion supportYour family can request a copy or removal of its information.
Ready for your family
Small by design.
Useful from day one.
Create an account now and start with the people you know. Your family can add detail over time without compromising privacy or reliability.
What works today
- Family trees and member profiles
- Relationship calculation
- Stories, dates and timelines
- Private documents and family circles
- Invitation links and elder mode
More Indian languages, richer calendars and assisted imports are being developed next.
Questions
Before you start the family tree.
Is Ancestric available to everyone?
Yes. Anyone can create an account with a secure email code and start a private family tree. Google sign-in is being connected as an additional option.
Will it always be free?
Ancestric is free to start. If paid plans are introduced later, families will see the price and terms before making any decision; there will be no surprise charge.
Can relatives view the tree without editing it?
Yes. Family circles distinguish administrators, close family, extended family and view-only access.
What languages are supported?
The interface is currently English with Devanagari support in names and kinship labels. Additional Indian-language interfaces are in development, not yet generally available.
Can I export or delete our data?
Assisted export and deletion requests are available. Some information may be retained where law requires it; the privacy notice explains the process.
Start today
Plant the first branch.
Sign up securely, create your family, and add the first few people. No invitation or password required.
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