Exact time in recording
Optionally bind the text witness to a cue or interval in the selected private audio or video file. The timecode is only a source pointer; it does not clip the file, publish anything or verify the text.
See what is available now, what is being developed and verified, and how feedback can change the order.
Optionally bind the text witness to a cue or interval in the selected private audio or video file. The timecode is only a source pointer; it does not clip the file, publish anything or verify the text.
Explore people connected through recorded households, neighbourhoods, work, apprenticeships, sponsorship and other source-backed historical contexts.
Connect associates and neighbours without inventing kinship.
Parent–child links attach vertically by visual position, unions remain side-to-side, and every account can choose routes, line patterns and arrowheads. Paid and institution accounts can also import any number of private raster arrowhead models.
Give each family group its own name and purpose, then coordinate members, roles, invitations, research tasks, discussions, review work and audit history without exposing a private tree or silently overwriting research.
Turn exact birth, marriage and death dates into a calm monthly view without copying data, publishing living people or changing a research conclusion.
Move from the full network to one person. Keep a free layout or arrange recorded branches as ancestor, descendant, hourglass and fan charts.
Arrange existing archive material and stories into a guided sequence for relatives without publishing or duplicating the originals.
Turn evidence-linked stories and archive material into a family book, slideshow or narrative with an explicit recipient privacy review before output.
Frozen recipient versions with explicit audience and language choices, protected image delivery and immediate revocation—without exposing the live research workspace.
Analyze chronology, place coverage, family structure and research statistics, then export each read-only view without changing research data.
Run 21 explainable checks, open exact worklists for people without evidence or family connections, export them privately and go straight to the affected person. Nothing changes automatically.
This probe reads the fixed header and SQLite schema locally in your browser. It never executes embedded SQL, reads genealogy rows, unpacks unknown archives or infers field meaning.
Run OneSearch, save useful filters and monitor important people from one private research dashboard.
Practical, evidence-aware guidance for building, reviewing, protecting and moving family-history research.
Inspect every original source record retained by GeneaProof, including records that were mapped to native research data and records kept for later review.
Add structured record types that your research needs today. They remain portable private research notes until GeneaProof adopts a reviewed type as a standard record.
Register the exact page, image or record from this source, preserve a human transcription and reuse the same citation without duplicating it.
GeneaProof privately compares protected fingerprints derived from deceased people with a normalized name and a birth or death year.
Keep conflicting dates and conclusions without overwriting the original material. Every claim can carry its own evidence.
Discuss this exact research object without changing or overwriting its evidence.
Duplicates, uncertain relationships, missing sources and contradictions are collected in a clear review queue.
Import and export open genealogy formats while preserving stable identities and original records.
Each additional program version is activated only after an approved fictional reference file, an exact schema fingerprint, documented field mapping and a passing regression test.
Tell us what is missing, what slows you down or what would make your research easier. Your needs, ideas and requirements guide how we improve GeneaProof.
Improvements that are already available in the public version.
Optionally bind the text witness to a cue or interval in the selected private audio or video file. The timecode is only a source pointer; it does not clip the file, publish anything or verify the text.
Explore people connected through recorded households, neighbourhoods, work, apprenticeships, sponsorship and other source-backed historical contexts.
Connect associates and neighbours without inventing kinship.
Parent–child links attach vertically by visual position, unions remain side-to-side, and every account can choose routes, line patterns and arrowheads. Paid and institution accounts can also import any number of private raster arrowhead models.
Frozen recipient versions with explicit audience and language choices, protected image delivery and immediate revocation—without exposing the live research workspace.
Turn evidence-linked stories and archive material into a family book, slideshow or narrative with an explicit recipient privacy review before output.
Inspect who changed what and when without changing research.
Run 21 explainable checks, open exact worklists for people without evidence or family connections, export them privately and go straight to the affected person. Nothing changes automatically.
Move from the full network to one person. Keep a free layout or arrange recorded branches as ancestor, descendant, hourglass and fan charts.
Give each family group its own name and purpose, then coordinate members, roles, invitations, research tasks, discussions, review work and audit history without exposing a private tree or silently overwriting research.
Turn exact birth, marriage and death dates into a calm monthly view without copying data, publishing living people or changing a research conclusion.
Arrange existing archive material and stories into a guided sequence for relatives without publishing or duplicating the originals.
Analyze chronology, place coverage, family structure and research statistics, then export each read-only view without changing research data.
Register the exact page, image or record from this source, preserve a human transcription and reuse the same citation without duplicating it.
This probe reads the fixed header and SQLite schema locally in your browser. It never executes embedded SQL, reads genealogy rows, unpacks unknown archives or infers field meaning.
Run OneSearch, save useful filters and monitor important people from one private research dashboard.
Product decisions, research methods and release notes from the team building evidence-first genealogy for the cloud.
Turn the shared source metadata into a full note, short note and bibliography draft. Add the exact page, image or record before copying.
GeneaProof privately compares protected fingerprints derived from deceased people with a normalized name and a birth or death year.
Inspect every original source record retained by GeneaProof, including records that were mapped to native research data and records kept for later review.
Add structured record types that your research needs today. They remain portable private research notes until GeneaProof adopts a reviewed type as a standard record.
Move from the full network to one person. Keep a free layout or arrange recorded branches as ancestor, descendant, hourglass and fan charts.
Owners, editors, contributors and readers receive exactly the access they need. Living people are private by default.
Duplicates, uncertain relationships, missing sources and contradictions are collected in a clear review queue.