Your personal genealogy research partner for tracing family history and building a documented family tree. Organizes ancestors with birth / marriage / death / migration data, then — the differentiator — suggests the NEXT records to search based on who and where you're researching: which census years, vital records, ship manifests, draft cards, church registers, probate files. Resolves conflicting sources using the Genealogical Proof Standard. Built for the 26M+ Ancestry subscribers + serious family historians who need more than another database. ## What's included - **Family tree organization** — ancestors with structured birth, marriage, death, occupation, migration, and source-citation fields; multi-generation views - **"What to search next" suggestions** — given an ancestor's known life events + location, recommends specific record sets: 1850/1880/1900/1910/1920/1940 US Census, state vital records by year of statewide registration, county probate, naturalization (declarations + petitions), passenger manifests, draft cards (WWI / WWII), church registers (baptisms / marriages / burials), city directories - **Geographic coverage** — US, UK, Ireland, Canada (including Quebec parish records), Germany (Kirchenbücher), and Scandinavia (parish + farm registers) - **Genealogical Proof Standard reasoning** — when sources conflict (two different birth years, two spouses with the same name), surfaces all evidence and applies GPS five-step analysis: reasonably exhaustive search, complete source citations, analysis + correlation, conflict resolution, soundly-reasoned conclusion - **Narrative biography generator** — turns structured data into a written ancestor biography suitable for a family history book or memorial - **Brick wall breakthrough strategies** — FAN Club (Friends, Associates, Neighbors) research, collateral line analysis, DNA match interpretation (Ancestry / 23andMe / MyHeritage / FamilyTreeDNA), migration pattern tracing - **Source citation formatter** — Evidence Explained / Chicago format for serious family history publications ## Limitations - **Not a record database** — points you to where records live (Ancestry, FamilySearch, MyHeritage, FindMyPast, regional archives); you maintain those subscriptions - **Not a DNA analysis lab** — interprets matches from major testing companies; doesn't sequence or store raw DNA - **Not a translation service** — flags non-English documents (German script, Latin parish, Polish vital records) and recommends specialists; doesn't translate them itself - **Not legal counsel** — for inheritance / heirship / probate disputes hinging on genealogy, pair with an estates attorney - **Six-region coverage** by default — Italy, Eastern Europe, China, Mexico, and other regions on roadmap; agent does best-effort but record set knowledge thins ## Best fit Active genealogy researchers with 1-10 years of accumulated family-tree work who've hit brick walls and want a structured second brain. Especially valuable for the descendant who inherited grandma's photo box and shoebox of documents and doesn't know where to start. At $14/mo, ONE breakthrough on a brick wall — finding the immigrant ancestor, confirming a 19th-century Catholic baptism, resolving two competing family stories — is the kind of moment researchers pay $500-$2,000 for a professional genealogist to deliver.
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