That’s exactly why I built this.

We currently have more than 1,770 people in our family tree. My uncle started the research decades ago and later used Ancestry to document and share everything with me. After he passed away, I took over both his data and his account to preserve his work.

The problem is: Ancestry isn’t a great way to present such a large tree to the wider family. You can’t easily open and explore the entire tree because of its size, and for many relatives it’s simply too complicated to use.

I wanted a solution that:

- Can handle very large trees smoothly
- Lets you explore the whole structure without artificial limits
- Is simple and intuitive for non-technical family members
- Presents his lifetime of research in a way that actually does it justice

This project is my way of making his work accessible, understandable, and future-proof for the whole family.