Where is data stored? Is it secure?

All data is stored locally on your computer using SQLite database — no internet required for basic use. AI analysis features require network access to call language models, but your family data is never uploaded to any server. You can export and backup your data at any time.

Which operating systems are supported?

Currently supports Windows. Other systems are planned — stay tuned.

Does AI analysis require extra payment?

AI features require you to configure your own model API. You can also use a local Ollama service, or free APIs like Zhipu, DeepSeek, or Tongyi Qianwen.

How many family members can I add?

Unlimited families, unlimited members.

Will my data be lost after the trial ends?

No! All data you entered during the trial is fully preserved. After purchasing a license, all features are immediately restored — no need to re-enter data.

How do I get a license?

Click the "Reserve Early Access" button on the page and leave your email — we’ll notify you the moment the paid version launches. For help, contact @工具人张伟 via Bilibili private message.

📝 Family Tree & Clan Genealogy Blog

Explore the history, value, tools, and modern preservation of genealogy

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September 10, 2026generation characters

Generation Characters in Family Trees: The Naming Code That's Disappearing

Decoding Chinese family generation character culture: what are generation characters, how to read generation poetry, the three core functions of generation characters, with examples from 8 common surnames (Zhao, Qian, Sun, Li, Zhou, Wu, Zheng, Wang).

September 6, 2026overseas Chinese

Global Chinese Roots-Seeking Map: How Overseas Chinese Find Their Ancestral Roots

A roots-seeking guide for overseas Chinese communities in Southeast Asia, North America, and Europe. Introduces 5 main paths (clan associations, overseas Chinese affairs offices, family tree databases, DNA testing, field visits), with case studies from Fujian, Guangdong, and Hainan — three major hometowns of overseas Chinese.

August 31, 2026family tree culture

Why Has Chinese Family Tree Culture Lasted 3,000 Years?

Sociological analysis of why Chinese family trees have endured: institutional support, cultural genes, psychological needs. Comparison of Chinese and Western family tree cultures, and predictions for family tree forms in the next 50 years.

August 21, 2026hereditary diseases

Family Trees and Hereditary Diseases: Why Doctors Recommend You Organize Your Family Tree

When doctors ask 'is there any family history of similar illness,' they're not asking casually — hereditary diseases cluster in families. A family tree recording three generations of health is your personal health map.

August 19, 2026electronic family tree

Electronic Family Tree vs Paper Family Tree: Which Is More Reliable?

An objective comparison of two family tree forms: the irreplaceable value of paper family trees and the modern advantages of electronic family trees. A 'dual-track preservation' best practice solution.

August 14, 2026women in genealogy

Women in Chinese Genealogy: From 'Unmarried Women Excluded' to Modern Family Trees

Why did ancient family trees rarely record women? How were elite women recorded? What changed in Republican-era genealogies? How should we compile today? An opinionated cultural commentary.

A warm desk scene with a notebook, scattered documents, and a laptop displaying a family tree visualization — symbolizing the full journey from recording yourself to a digitized family tree

August 7, 2026family tree compilation

Step-by-Step Guide: Build Your Family Tree in Five Steps From Zero

A complete practical guide for absolute beginners: from preparation checklist to digital completion, five steps to build your first family tree. Includes tool recommendations, common pitfalls, and a printable action checklist.

August 4, 2026clan genealogy

From Rites of Zhou to the AI Era: The Evolution of Chinese Genealogy

From the 'lineage records' of the Rites of Zhou to today's digital family trees, a complete timeline of three thousand years of Chinese genealogical history: Western Zhou origins, Spring and Autumn aristocratic IDs, Han-Wei-Sui-Tang gatekeeper clans, Song-Yuan-Ming-Qing democratization, modern fragmentation and revival, AI-era intelligence.

Red lanterns and traditional architecture

August 2, 2026famous clans

Famous Chinese Clans: From Wang-Xie-Cui-Lu to Modern Dynasties

From Wei-Jin to late Qing, which were the famous Chinese clans? Their rise and fall reflect the changes in Chinese society. This article introduces the top ten famous clans.

Pen and manuscript notebook, symbolizing genealogy academic research

August 2, 2026genealogy studies

Introduction to Genealogy Studies: What is Genealogy?

Genealogy is an interdisciplinary humanities field studying human blood relations, family organizations, genealogical records, and their historical evolution. This article introduces the definition, research objects, methodology, and modern digital genealogy development.

August 2, 2026generation characters

Generation Characters and Family Naming Culture

Chinese naming emphasizes generation, allusions, and phonetics. This article systematically covers generation character culture, traditional naming, naming allusions, and how to write generation poetry.

August 2, 2026genealogy studies

Clan and Lineage in Ancient China: Core Concepts of Genealogy

Clan, lineage, family, and surname are core concepts in Chinese genealogy, but most people don't distinguish them. This article systematically explains their differences, origins, and evolution.

Aged family tree book and ancient documents

August 2, 2026clan genealogy

Family Trees and Clan Genealogy: A Three-Thousand-Year Cultural Code and Its Modern Value

In-depth analysis of clan genealogy vs family tree, six core values (cultural heritage, identity, education, health, ethics, history), the contemporary family tree crisis, and reconstruction solutions. Includes 8 FAQs.

July 5, 2026family tree

Why Do We Need a Family Tree?

Building a family tree isn't something only old people do. Recording family memories while elders are still around matters more than you think.