Family Tree Basics — Connect the Generations
Connect generations clearly
Begin at the center and expand outward. Capture relationships first, then refine dates, places, and stories.
Build from the center
- Add yourself, parents, and siblings
- Then add grandparents and key life events
- Don’t chase perfection — capture relationships first
| Node | What to add |
|---|---|
| Person | Name, birth/death dates, places, profile photo |
| Relationship | Parent/child, spouses, siblings |
| Notes | Stories, sources, and the details you are still unsure about |
Start a private family space where your relatives can preserve names, photos, stories, and relationship context together.
Preserve stories that outlast chat threads
Organize memories with dates, people, and places inside a private family workspace.
- Context that lastsWrite who, where, and when into every caption.
- A calm timelineFind moments years later without scrolling a feed.
- Respectful privacyNo ads, no data sales.
A quiet recap of what you missed
Kunbaa writes each member a short recap of the family updates they missed — drawn from your own archive, delivered as a notification, and never used to train public models.
- Written for youNew photos, upcoming birthdays, tasks with your name on them.
- Only what you can seePermission-scoped to your own account — nothing more.
- Read-onlyIt summarises. It never posts, edits, or changes anything.
Popular features
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