Begin with your people
Add yourself, parents and close relatives. Dates can be exact, approximate, or remembered through an event.
Your people · Your history · Your home
Preserve the names, memories, places and relationships that make your family yours — together, across generations and borders.
Private by default. Your family decides what is shared.
Built together
Begin with what you know. Invite the people you trust. Roots helps your shared picture grow without turning unverified memories into facts.
Add yourself, parents and close relatives. Dates can be exact, approximate, or remembered through an event.
Record maternal and paternal lines, multiple spouses, customary parents, households, clans and diaspora communities.
Preserve oral histories, photographs, documents and the stories elders want future generations to remember.
Privacy is kinship, too
Living people deserve special care. Roots gives each network and each record clear controls, while disputed and unverified information stays visibly qualified.
Start with one person. Grow it together.
Start your family tree