A page for each person

Their photos, stories and key dates in one place, for the relatives who knew them and the ones who never did.

The top of Rosa Hartwell’s page: her portrait, her name, her years and her photos.

Faces found and named

Hearthkeep finds the faces in your photos and asks who they are. Press a face, pick a name, and the photo is on that person’s page.

Pressing an unnamed face in a photo and picking who it is.

Dates as you know them

A date can be exact, a month, a year, or “about”, so a guess is written down as a guess.

Rosa’s key dates: born 1936, married circa 1958, and a day known exactly.

Every kind of family

Parents, partners, adoption, marriages that ended and kin at a distance each have their own line.

  • Pets in the familyPets have their own place in the tree, with their own families.
  • Suggestions you approveNames, dates and places suggested by the archive wait for someone to say yes.
  • Every change recordedEvery change is written down, and yours can be undone.

Questions

Is our family tree public?

No. The tree lives in your family’s own archive. Your family sees it. Nobody else does.

Can it show adoption and second marriages?

Yes. Parents, partners, adoption, marriages that ended and kin at a distance each have their own line.

What if we only know roughly when something happened?

Write it as you know it: an exact day, a month, a year, or “about” a year.

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