The family's social network. Your place in the tree, your loved ones, your memories — and what you want to leave them.
Free. No password: a code by text message. Your data stays in France.
Three layers, one app: the family's everyday life, each person's memory, and the ritual that ties them together.
The tree is the home page. Every member is there, joined or not yet. A silhouette is a loved one to invite — on your behalf, by text, in one gesture. The family approves each arrival.
Conversations as you know them, with one advantage: groups are born from the tree — close family, cousins, mother's side — and keep themselves up to date. The feed shows what your loved ones share, and nothing else.
A photo, thirty seconds of your voice, a few memories, a time capsule for later. When the profile is ready, your digital double is generated on our servers, in France — and you decide whether it is shown.
“Grégory has placed you in the family tree. Your place is waiting.” A link, no password.
The tree opens on your silhouette, among your own. One photo, and it becomes you.
Six digits by text. A verified person gets a badge — and only verified people vote.
“Your parents aren't here yet.” A first name, a number: the invitation goes out, on your behalf.
A company that keeps people's voices and faces will be judged first on its ability to protect them.
Hosted in France, encrypted. Your data is on our servers in France. Messages, posts, memories, photos, sounds and videos are encrypted on our servers — like on Telegram: the key is kept apart from the data and the backups, no one but your family can read them. Nothing is sold, there are no ads.
No foreign API. Voice and video are generated on our own machines. Your biometric data never leaves our servers.
Your consent, not someone else's. No one can generate your double without you. For someone who has passed away, the family decides together, and a simple way to object exists.
Download everything, delete everything. Your photos, sounds, videos and messages can be exported as one file, at any time. Leaving deletes what you published.
Your profile, then an invitation. A family of thirty fills up in a week.
Take my place in the tree