A private family archive
Keep the stories attached to the people who lived them.
Connect photographs, recordings, documents, names, Hebrew and civil dates, and stories in one private family record.
Dear Rivka, We settled into the new apartment this week. Your father has already found a place for his books. With love, Sara
Originals remain originals.- Date
- 1 Kislev 5723
- Place
- Brooklyn, New YorkSource: Sara’s letter · family collection
Name confirmed by Rivka
One letter, connected to its writer, its date, and the story her daughter remembers.
“She kept every letter. That’s how we knew when they moved.”
Pinkas (פנקס): a family record that keeps growing.
Private by default · Originals remain originals · Your family controls access
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Family Tree
A person, not just a profile.
Begin with a name. Add relationships, Hebrew names, dates, and sources as you learn them.
See how Pinkas works1928–2006
SourceSara’s letter · family collection
Name confirmed by RivkaMade for families, not feeds.
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Father’s branch
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Mother’s branch
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Originals remain originals.
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Sources stay attached.
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