Kinroll Family Tree

Kinroll builds your family tree from what you already have.

Attach a photo of a birth, marriage or death certificate, a baptism record, a census page, a passenger list, an obituary or an old letter. ChatGPT reads it, and Kinroll adds the people, dates, places and relationships it states, with the transcription kept as the source of every fact. You can also type what you know ("My grandfather Giovanni Rossi was born in Lucca in 1921") or import a GEDCOM file from the genealogy program you use today.

Every fact keeps its source. When two records disagree, both dates stay side by side so you can decide. When a new person may already be in the tree, Kinroll asks before merging.

Living relatives stay private. Anyone born within the last 100 years without a death record counts as living: exports, posters and books show only their name, or "Private". Social Security, national ID and passport numbers are removed before anything is saved, and Kinroll never receives the photos themselves, only ChatGPT's transcription.

Use your tree anywhere:

• Export it as a GEDCOM 5.5.1 file for Ancestry, FamilySearch, MyHeritage, Gramps or a backup.
• Download a 36 x 24 inch ancestor or descendant chart as a PDF to print at any print shop.
• Lay it out as an 8.5 x 11 inch hardcover family book: pedigree charts, a page for each family on your direct lines, the sources behind every fact and an index of names. Books are printed and shipped by Lulu to the United States and Canada; checkout is on Kinroll's website.

Limits:

• Kinroll works with the documents and information you bring; it doesn't search archives or record collections.
• Up to 5,000 people per tree and GEDCOM files up to 10 MB.
• Your trees belong to your ChatGPT account and are shared with no one. Say "Delete my family tree" to delete one at once.
• Not affiliated with any genealogy company or government office.