Elders and family roots
Pass on what only you remember
- 1.Answer the guided family interview
- 2.Record memories and stories
- 3.Confirm grandchildren as they join
- 4.Set up a memorial page for those we have lost
Product handbook
One family, every generation, connected only by consent. A friendly walkthrough for members, organisers and anyone presenting the demo.
Demo examples use the fictional Rao family.
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Four steps take you from signing in to seeing your family tree.
Sign in with Google, an email code or a magic link. No password to remember.
Propose how someone is related to you, or send them a personal 14-day invite link.
A relationship joins the tree only after the other person says yes. Nobody can claim you.
See generations, ask “How am I related?” and watch your family grow branch by branch.
02
Pass on what only you remember
Never miss a birthday again
Discover where you come from
Stay close across cities and countries
03
The app is arranged in five sections. Here is what each one does.
The heart of Family Matrix: a connected, confirmed family graph.
A private social space, separate for every family.
Every birthday, anniversary and function in one calendar.
Plan family journeys together, step by step.
Your identity, privacy and family pride.
04
Every relationship needs a yes from the other person before it appears.
History stays honest. A dissolved link leaves the tree but its record remains.
Privacy circles control who sees each post, date and detail.
Sample faces are AI-created and only used for the demo family. Real people keep their own photo or initial.
05
A five-minute script using the sample Rao family. Use a spare account, not your real one.
Show the sample Rao family and the consent steps.
Open the tree: 53 people across five generations, every link confirmed.
Pick a great-grandparent and a niece to show the path.
Open the calendar, an invitation and its RSVPs.
Open the itinerary planner and a pilgrimage template.
Explain that nobody can be added without saying yes.


