Every tree has roots.
Discover and preserve yours.

Build your family tree together and keep what would otherwise be lost — the names, the dates, the villages your grandparents left, the stories only the elders still hold. One living map your whole family grows, so your roots outlast the people who remember them.

✓Free to start · invite the family on WhatsApp · no app to install.
A family gathered at the table, tracing their roots on an old map with photographs and a handwritten family tree
How it works

Three steps, and the family takes it from there.

1

Add your closest family

You, then siblings, spouse and children. An estimate for dates is fine — anyone can refine it later.

2

Invite on WhatsApp

Each relative sees the whole tree instantly — no login to look — then claims their own node.

3

Everyone builds together

Every relative adds their branch, so the tree grows itself. Rituals and anniversaries keep the family coming back.

New · Voices

Sit with your elders.
We’ll keep the story.

Every elder is a library, and one day it closes. Record a conversation with a parent or grandparent — 7 Clan turns it into their page: transcribed, summarized, and woven into the family tree so their story outlives the evening it was told.

Record your first storyRolling out to families now.
Recording — Nani
02:14 · tap to stop
Story · added to Nani’s page

“She was born in Hyderabad, Sindh in 1938, the youngest of seven. When the family crossed to Bombay in ’47 she carried her mother’s brass diya — it’s on the shelf to this day.”

Hyderabad, Sindhb. 1938Partition, 1947brass diya
01

Sit down and record

Open the app at the dinner table and hit record. Ask about their childhood, the partition, how they met — 7 Clan listens.

02

We transcribe & summarize

The conversation becomes clean text, then a warm summary — names, places, dates and the moments that matter, pulled out for you.

03

Stories land on their page

Each memory files itself onto the right person in the tree. Your grandfather’s page fills with his own voice, kept for the children who never met him.