The basics
Portraits, family cells, search and views.
Try HoloGraph Studio
Explore a fictional tree, then try building a family.
Portraits, family cells, search and views.
Seven short exercises to learn how it works.
Keep your tree close at hand, wherever you are.
Invite, discover together and find common ground.
My trees
HoloGraph Studio
Start with one person, then explore and complete their family, one connection at a time.
Private by default
Your work on your devices
Collaborate or share when you choose
Your first connection
You can add the rest of the family afterwards.
Fictional second device
HoloGraph Studio
Start with one person, then explore and complete their family, one connection at a time.
Private by default
Your work on your devices
Collaborate or share when you choose
Your first connection
You can add the rest of the family afterwards.
Enter the personal recovery code saved on your other device. Your working copy will open in an empty local project or in a new project, without replacing work already stored here. An existing draft synchronization will reconnect; a collaboration recovery key restores the published tree and your participation.
Request a link using the recovery address you confirmed in My participation. This restores your participation and the published tree, not an unpublished private draft. There is no global account. Solo projects currently use their personal code or an .hgs backup.
Fictional invitee’s view
A story to build together
Together, enrich your family history and share your discoveries.
Your starting point
This is the person from whom you can start enriching the family tree.Build your family history together, respecting everyone’s contributions.
You can freely add, change or remove information about your starting person and their close relatives: parents, siblings, partners and children. This is your starting area.
Add missing people and their family links. Each person you document can become the starting point for new discoveries as your research progresses.
Outside your initial area, the participants concerned may be invited to review changes or removals you propose. Discuss them together to keep the shared tree consistent.
You can explore the whole tree. Branches too far from your contributions remain read-only: contact the people documenting them to enrich those branches.
A family tree grows through shared work. Your contributions can remain useful even after you leave.
People, links and information you publish are accessible to other participants. They can enrich them or suggest corrections, respecting the collaboration rules.
Your participation ends and notifications are disabled. Your contributor identity is anonymized; published genealogical information stays in the shared tree.
Leaving does not remove work others have relied on. Anonymization concerns your contributor identity, not the people or genealogical information you documented.
Everyone commits to contributing in good faith, sharing reliable information and respecting others’ work.
Welcome! Your tree is ready on this device. You can enable device synchronization later.