“The World's Largest Online Family Tree”
“Explore the Past”
“Build your Tree and Add Family Names”
“Discover More About Your Past”
“Search Historical Documents”
“Connect with Family and Share Your Tree”
“Cross-Device Accessibility”
A closer look at the screenshots
A family photograph accompanies the tree-size claim.
A historical record is compared with a tree entry.
A populated multi-generation chart includes names, dates and portraits.
A marriage announcement scan sits within wide white margins.
A person’s profile contains photo and document thumbnails.
A relationship path connects the user to an ancestor.
Multi-generation photographs include visible stock-image watermarks.
About this app
Curious about your family history? Add branches to your family tree with FamilySearch Tree, the world’s largest online family tree. FamilySearch Tree makes it easy and convenient to discover and document your own branches of the world’s family tree while preserving family memories, such as photos, written stories, and audio recordings. Harness the power of a worldwide, crowd-sourced pedigree to discover your family story. As you add information, FamilySearch will start searching for your family members while looking at historical records like birth and death certificates. Share information that others might not know, and add sources to confirm correct information. Update information and records easily so that everyone has accurate information. Browse your family tree branches, and see portraits of relatives you’ve never seen before. Discover facts, documents, stories, photos, and recordings about your ancestors. Easily add new life details, photos, stories, and audio recordings for your relatives. Find and share meaningful, heart-turning family stories that will make an impact on your life and the lives of your loved ones. Genealogy at Your Fingertips Family history has never been easier to track and build. Build your family tree by finding or adding family members directly through the app. Once you add a deceased relative to the family tree, FamilySearch will try to connect you to any information it has about that person in its database. Discover new family members and descendants in the community tree. Explore your heritage in maps that show where the key events of your ancestors’ lives took place. Ancestors, Relatives, and Family Find your ancestors in the billions of records on FamilySearch.org to learn more details of your family story. Discover facts, documents, stories, photos, and recordings about your ancestors. Easily add new life details, photos, stories, and audio recordings for your relatives. See which ancestors FamilySearch has already found in historical records, and get ideas for what to do next. Discovering your own family history potentially helps others in their search. Explore your heritage in maps that show where the key events of your ancestors’ lives took place. Collaborate with Others Connect with other family members, and share information that others might not know. View, add, and edit information about your ancestors. Enhance your tree by adding photos, stories, and documents. Add sources to confirm correct information. Communicate and collaborate with other FamilySearch users from within the app with in-app messaging. Connect with family near and far. You may find a relative who has visited the same graves, asked the same questions about—and even learned to love or admire—the same ancestors. Watch your family tree grow. Discover family, learn your family history, and help map the family tree for mankind with FamilySearch Tree. NOTE: Content you provide for deceased individuals will be publicly available. See our privacy policy for more details.
Headlines in this set
7 screenshots · 7 with a headline
“The World's Largest Online Family Tree”
World’s largest is a comparative scale claim needing a source.
“Explore the Past”
Explore the past gives record matching a broad discovery purpose.
“Build your Tree and Add Family Names”
Build and add names two concrete tree actions.
“Discover More About Your Past”
Your past frames archival information as personal history.
“Search Historical Documents”
Historical documents defines the search material.
“Connect with Family and Share Your Tree”
Connect and share emphasizes the family relationship behind the tree.
“Cross-Device Accessibility”
Cross-device accessibility names platform access, which the photos do not show.
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