Lines by surname
The book is split into parts by surname line, including variants: Bronovska and Bronovskyi, Zhenchak and Zenczak are one family.
The family book
Every tree has a book version: parts by family line, generations and a chapter for each person. Browse it online, send it to your family or print it.
The book is split into parts by surname line, including variants: Bronovska and Bronovskyi, Zhenchak and Zenczak are one family.
Each line holds generations, and each generation a chapter for every person: facts, marriages, children, photos and documents.
Dates and places become connected prose, and missing data is simply left out — no “unknown” at every step.
Markers in your notes become “Interesting fact” call-outs and a list of open questions at the end of each chapter.
Printing from the browser gives a clean book with page breaks and no interface elements.
No. The book is generated from your tree and updates with it.
Yes, the book opens from the same view-only link as the tree.
Open the book and press “Print” or Cmd+P (Ctrl+P) — page breaks are already set up.
Written in the year 2026, so the family memory never fades.