Wednesday, May 23, 2007

Geni

Looking to remember your long family relationship? then create a family tree of the whole world!

You can start creating your family tree on our homepage through a fun simple interface. It’s extremely simple and fast to build your tree by clicking the yellow arrows in the direction you want to add new family members. As you’ll notice, there is no software download required, no lengthy signup process, and no fees.

There is another key advantage of Geni: When you add a relative, you can also enter his or her email address. In that case your relative will receive an email inviting him or her to join your tree. By clicking a link, your relative will be taken to the same family tree you’ve been working on, but re-centered from that relative’s point of view.

Your relative can then add other relatives, and so on. Your tree will continue to grow as relatives invite other relatives.

Whereas conventional family trees show only your direct ancestors, your Geni tree includes siblings, spouses, cousins, aunts and uncles, and their families. The hope is to identify not just your common ancestors but all your living relatives and in-laws. This makes Geni different from the many great genealogy sites which already exist.

Once you’ve built your tree, you can create an individual profile which allows other relatives to learn more about you and stay in touch. Over time Geni plans to layer on additional family networking features like photo sharing so you can stay in touch with your family network.

3 comments:

Reno Peng said...

Hi, Mr. prakashan, i'm glad to find you enjoy Geni, i like it too. i can't find your email on the pages here, so could you please reach me at: my email, you'd be appreciated to share opinion on some of the top native Indian SNS

Reno Peng said...

Hi, Mr. prakashan, in case you didn't see my previous comment here to this post, can you contact me at email: pilareno # gmail.com? i'm pretty interested in India web2.0 sites and people's reaction to new sites and ideas behind them.

Regards,
Reno

prakashan said...

heay! Thanks for the compliment :)

Prakashan.