Saturday bread
In the house where I grew up, the kitchen radio was always on. On Saturdays my grandmother Carmen was up before anyone, and by the time we came down it already smelled of bread.
Martha Sinclair-WhitmoreMartha Sinclair-WhitmoreYOUR FAMILY'S PRIVATE NETWORK
Stories get lost when nobody writes them down.
A family tree your family builds with you: each relative fills in the part only they know. And pets have their place too.
HOW IT WORKS
Three steps. A story that grows on its own.
01
You start
Create the tree with the information you remember. It doesn't need to be complete — the rest will come.
Helen Whitmore-Hayes1965 · Boston
02
You invite your family
Each relative gets a private link. They fill in what they know — dates, places, jobs, memories. They can add their pets too.
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03
The tree fills itself
As each member contributes, the tree grows. The anecdotes, the places, and the professions appear as if everyone wove them together.
Eleanor added 3 photos to her profile2h ago
Helen completed great-grandfather Albert's professions section1 day ago
Martha joined the tree3 days ago
YOUR ASSISTANT
Your Assistant asks. And answers.
It asks you simple questions about your family and saves the answers in your tree. Then ask it anything about your family.
- The house you grew up in
- How your parents met
- Your first job
It also completes your own card: it asks only for what is missing — where you were born, your studies, your work — and saves it to your profile when you say yes.
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Ten moments of your life. Start with one.
Your Assistant
Tell me about the house you grew up in. What do you remember most?
The kitchen radio, always on, and the smell of bread: my grandmother Carmen baked it on Saturdays.
Martha Sinclair-WhitmoreWhat did Grandma Carmen do on Saturdays?
She made bread, up before everyone else. It's in your story “Saturday bread”.
ASK YOUR FAMILY
Your tree answers — on WhatsApp and Telegram
Connect the Familión AI Assistant to WhatsApp or Telegram and ask anything about your family — in your language, whenever you like.
- Who is Edward's father?
- Whose birthday is this month?
- Tell me about Florence's life
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Familión AI Assistant
Whose birthday is this month?
Eleanor and Helen have birthdays this month. Want me to remind you?
Who is Edward's father?
Edward's father is Albert Whitmore Ainsworth (1898–1971). Want me to tell you about his life?
FOR FAMILY OCCASIONS
The tree knows when the day is. The family does the rest.
A birthday, an anniversary, Christmas: Familión reminds you in time and gives the family something to do together, even from far away.
A card the whole family signs
Pick the design and the photo, each relative adds a message, and it arrives right on the day. It opens on the phone, like a real envelope.
- With their photo from the tree
- Everyone signs with a message, their voice or a video
- Arrives on the day you choose
From 49 family credits (≈ US$0.30).
Games for the whole family
Questions drawn from the tree and from what people told, fun facts with Curiosísimo, and crosswords with the family's names and places. Everyone plays on their own phone.
- For birthdays, Christmas or Three Kings' Day
- Quizzes on the TV too, with the whole family
- Every game adds points to the family leaderboard
From 49 family credits (≈ US$0.30).
Credits belong to the whole family: any member can add more. Every tree starts with 100.
WHAT YOU SEE, WHAT YOU KEEP
More than a tree — a family archive.
RockyDog · Maltese · 2023The pets too
Mochi, Rocky, Luna — the family's animals get their own card alongside their caregivers. Photos, traits, memories.
Places in time
A map view shows where each ancestor lived and when. Migrations show up at a glance.
Albert Whitmore Ainsworth1898 – 1971
Manchester → Boston · 1921
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Neighbourhood dominoes champion · 1965
Beyond dates
Professions, residences, studies, languages. Each person's life is a whole layer, not just two years.
Florence's fish cakes — the real recipe
Clara · We urgently need a fish-cake masterclass. Name the date, Auntie.
My great-grandmother Florence made the best fish cakes in the family. Nobody disputes this.
Clara · We urgently need a fish-cake masterclass. Name the date, Auntie.Notes and anecdotes
Whatever doesn't fit in a card fits here. Recipes, phrases, objects passed from hand to hand.
Optional medical history
Hereditary clinical history — seen only by your family, inside the tree. For when a doctor asks "and what did your grandfather die of?"
Private by default
Only invited members see the tree. You decide what can be exported and what stays inside.
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