For the family
Keep the people you come from, for whoever comes after.
A humble push to think further than one life.
Kindomus
The house
Why we forget
Most families stop at the grandparents.
57% could not name any of their eight great-grandparents. Ipsos, for the National Trust, United Kingdom, 2007
34% could not trace their family past their grandparents. Ancestry, survey by OnePoll, United States, 2018
Nobody has the whole story
Doing it alone goes stale
People will not look forward to posterity, who never look backward to their ancestors.
Around the tree
The family tree you build together.
The main room
One name is enough to open it. Invite the people who remember the rest.
A globe of where you come from
Name every face in the old photographs
The relatives who remember can help
The year comes back
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LanguageEnglish · Português · Español
Public familiesAn open archive
Passing it around
The parts a spreadsheet will never do.
Family pictures
Name every face in the old photographs
Family talk
Ask the one who remembers
Invite from the card
Reach the cousin who knows
This month
The year comes back
Rooms in the house
Everything you need to grow a living family tree.
Claims
Claim who you are
Your own tree
Branch off from anyone in your line
Open or closed
Draw the line where your family does
Household view
One house at a time
Places
A globe of where you come from
Search
Find anyone in a second
In your pocket
Made for the phone at the family lunch
Signed history
Every change has a name on it
Kindomus speaks your family’s languages.
English, Portuguese, and Spanish, switchable at any time — every relative reads the tree in their own words.
English
Português
Español
An open archive
Public families
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South Africa
The Musk family
Two public lines — Haldeman of Saskatchewan and Musk of Pretoria — meeting in Maye and Errol, then running through Elon, Kimbal, Tosca an...
35 people
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Brazil
The Brazilian imperial family
From João VI’s court in Rio to Pedro I, Pedro II and Princess Isabel — then the split into the Vassouras and Petrópolis branches of Orléa...
50 people
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United Kingdom
The British royal family
Ten public generations of the House of Windsor, from George III to George, Charlotte and Louis — Victoria’s nine children, the working fa...
107 people
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United States
The Kennedy family
From a cooper who left County Wexford, through Honey Fitz’s Boston and Joseph and Rose’s nine children, to a president, an attorney gener...
69 people
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United States
The Obama family
A Kenyan Luo line and a Kansas line, a South Side Chicago line, meeting in Honolulu and Chicago — six public generations around Barack an...
28 people
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South Africa
The Mandela family
A Thembu family of the Eastern Cape: from Gadla of Mvezo through Nelson Mandela, Evelyn, Winnie and Graça, to Mandla, Zoleka and the chil...
27 people
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Start with one name.
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