Living family tree
Zoom, pan and re-root the tree from anyone's perspective — parents, spouses, adoptions, multiple marriages, across seven generations. And yes, the family pets get a place too. 🐾
The Living Family Graph
The living map of everyone you're related to.
Not a research archive — a living, verified map of the people you'll actually call this week. FamRoot weaves your relatives into one shared network, so you always know who's calling, who's nearby, and who to ask. Up to seven generations, kept current by the family itself.
Private alpha · invite only. Be among the first families. No spam, ever.
7generations, one tree
1living network, shared
0contacts to save by hand
Genealogy software
For the dead.
Historical records. Fixed trees. Weekly at best.
FamRoot · The Living Family Graph
For the living.
Verified. Continuously updated. Daily use.
Everything in one place
A family tree that finally does something.
Not just names and dates. FamRoot turns your family into a live directory, a memory keeper, and a private vault — all maintained by the people in it.
Smart Caller ID
An unknown number rings — FamRoot shows the caller's name, photo and how they're related: aunt, cousin, brother-in-law. Tap to see the full path, then answer.
Ask your network
"Who's a doctor in the family?" "Who runs a business in Tenkasi?" Find the person you actually trust, by profession and location.
Moments & memories
Weddings, births, reunions, milestones — captured with photos, tagged to the people who were there, and shared with exactly who you choose.
The private Vault
A password-locked space for important documents, a personal diary, and last messages — visible only to the family members you name.
Notes — text, voice & video
Capture a thought as rich text, a voice recording, or a quick video. Pin the important ones, tag them into folders, and share with exactly who you choose.
Future messages
Write a message today — text, voice or video — and schedule it to arrive later: to your future self, to loved ones on a date, or on a life milestone. Even to someone not yet born.
Broadcast messages
Share big family news in one place — a birth, a wedding, an anniversary, an achievement. Send the announcement to your whole family network, or just the branches you choose.
Smart Caller ID
Stop saving contacts. Start building a tree.
You never saved her number — your family did. Your relatives keep their own details current, so when any of them calls from a number you've never seen, FamRoot already knows who it is and how you're related.
- ✓The relationship, right on the call. When the phone rings you see "Aunt", "Cousin" or "Brother-in-law" — the relationship, not just a saved name.
- ✓Tap to see how you're related. Open the full relationship path — traced level by level, right down to "cousin's wife" — then answer the call.
- ✓Seven levels of family plus close friends, friends and acquaintances — all current, zero manual effort.
- ✓Replace your contact book. Always complete, always up to date, maintained by the people in it.
Search Your Family
AN
Dr. Anand N.Cardiologist · your cousin
2.4 km
L3
L3
PR
Dr. Priya R.Paediatrician · cousin's wife
6.1 km
L4
L4
SV
Dr. Suresh V.Dentist · uncle
9.8 km
L2
L2
Your family is a network of trust
Find the right person — someone you actually trust.
Every profile carries profession and location. So your family becomes a searchable directory of people you're related to: the doctor, the lawyer, the builder, the friend in the city you're visiting.
- ✓By profession. "Find the IT professional, the accountant, the beautician in my circle."
- ✓By place. Travelling? Ask who's nearby and see relatives and friends in any city.
- ✓Combine both. "Who runs a business in Chennai?" — referrals and favours from people you know.
Last words & the Vault
Leave them the message you wish you'd been left.
The things unsaid are the heaviest — this is how you set them down. Behind a password, the Vault holds your documents, a private diary, and your last words: delivered to the people you name once your family confirms your passing.
- ✓Documents, safely shared. Store family papers and share them only with the members you name.
- ✓Last words. Write messages for your loved ones now; they're delivered once your passing is confirmed by the family. Choose each recipient, pin what matters most.
- ✓A personal diary — day by day, rich text, fully searchable, private to you.
Vault · Last Words
SealedDelivered when I'm gone
"By the time you read this, I'll have said my goodbyes. Here's everything I hoped for you…"
To Aarav · my grandson
SealedDelivered after my passing
"The land papers are in the vault. Meet Advocate Rajan first…"
To my children
"So love has the last word — never silence."
Notes
Pinned
A
R
+3
Paati's rasam recipe
Tamarind, tomato, a pinch of jaggery — the way Amma always made it…
0:42
Cousin's first steps 🎥
Shared with the family · 0:18
Notes
Say it in words, your voice, or your face.
A recipe, a reminder, a story worth keeping — captured however it comes out of you. Type it, record your voice, or film a quick video. Keep it private, or share it with exactly the people who'd treasure it.
- ✓Text, voice & video notes. Write a rich-text note, record audio from your mic, or shoot a video — all playable right inside the note.
- ✓Pin what matters. Keep the notes you reach for most right at the top.
- ✓Tag & group into folders. Add your own tags and notes gather into tidy folders by tag — recipes, advice, travel, whatever you keep.
- ✓Share, or keep it yours. Share a note with chosen family members, with clear views for what's shared with you and by you — or keep it completely private.
Future messages
Say it now. Let them hear it at the right moment.
Write a message today and choose when it should arrive — as text, a voice recording, or a video. To your future self, to the people you love, or to family who aren't even born yet.
- ✓Text, voice or video. Say it however it's easiest — type it, record your voice, or film it.
- ✓To anyone you choose. Your future self, one person, or a whole branch — children, grandchildren, great-grandchildren.
- ✓On a date, or on a milestone. A fixed date, or a life moment — a birthday, an anniversary, a wedding, the day they become a parent.
- ✓Even for someone not yet born. Leave a message for a grandchild who doesn't exist yet, set to reach them when they turn 18, marry, or have children of their own.
To future-you
On a fixed date
On their anniversary
When they turn 18
On their wedding day
When they have children
To someone not yet born
Future Messages · Scheduled
How it grows
No one can remember the whole family. Everyone remembers their piece.
FamRoot gets richer with every person who joins — because everyone keeps their own corner of the tree current. Add yours, and watch the picture complete.
STEP 01
Plant your branch
Add yourself and your closest relatives — parents, siblings, spouse, children. A few taps and your tree is alive.
STEP 02
Invite the family
Invite relatives to join. Each one fills in their own details and their side of the family, so the tree grows itself.
STEP 03
Use it every day
Caller ID, who's-nearby, memories, the vault — the network keeps itself current, and everyone benefits.
On the roadmap
Where FamRoot is headed.
Ideas we're shaping with our alpha families. Join early and help decide what we build next.
Elder Stories & Voice Memories
Event Management
Invite & RSVP Checklist
Kids Mode
Emergency SOS
Collaboration Suite
Family Shared Calendar
Property & Heirloom Tracker
Matrimonial Services
Family Business Directory
Family Reunion Planner
Annual Family Wrapped
Family Polls & Decisions
Family Health Tree
…and much more
Join Alpha Waiting List
Be one of the first families on FamRoot.
We're opening the alpha to a small number of families. Join Alpha Waiting List and we'll reach out with an invite as we grow.
- Early access before public launch
- A direct line to shape the product
- Help your whole family get on board