A private family archive
Remembranch is a private, wiki-style family tree. Every relative — living and remembered — gets a page your whole family writes together. Recipes, war stories, nicknames, the photo no one could name anymore.
Private by design. Only your invited family can ever see it.
Why Remembranch
The recipes. The war stories. The nicknames. The photograph nobody can identify anymore. Most of it fades within two generations — not because nobody cared, but because nobody wrote it down together.
Remembranch is where a family writes it all down, together. One private space. One tree. One page per person, edited by anyone who remembers. Built to outlive you — your great-grandchildren will read this.
How it works
Add yourself, your parents, and their parents. It takes ten minutes to see three generations on the page.
Send one link. Cousins, aunts, in-laws — each joins your private family space. Nobody else can see it.
Any relative can edit any profile. Every change is attributed and version-safe, so nothing is ever lost.
Photos, voice notes, the story behind the nickname. It stays here for the great-grandchildren.
A sample page
Wikipedia-style, but only your family can see it — and only your family can write it.
Lötter line · Grandfather
"Oupa Piet" · 1939 – 2022 · Kroonstad legend
Husband, father, grandfather, bobaas-storyteller, pigeon fancier, Blou Bulle supporter and Kroonstad legend. Sixty years married to his Skat. He worked on the South African Railways and knew every small station and steam locomotive by heart. He lived for his pigeons, motorsport (especially Michael Schumacher), the Landbouweekblad, and Elvis.
He believed true wealth was family and the love between them — a lesson he passed on through stoepstories his grandchildren will one day tell their own children.
"Oupa Piet het nie aardse skatte bymekaar gemaak nie, maar eerder die wêreld met skatte gelos — sy trots, sy kinders en sy stories wat ons vir altyd sal koester."
"My Skat … 60 jaar — en dan een oggend word ek alleen, sonder jou, wakker en dis so seer. Ek mis jou."
Pricing
Invite every cousin. The price doesn't change.
Start your tree today
For an active family archive
or R950 / year
Built to outlive you
Questions
Ten minutes today. Three generations on the page. A record that keeps growing for the next hundred years.
Free forever for up to 25 people · No credit card required