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A tree stays dark until your family turns the lights on.

You will not remember which street your great-grandmother grew up on, and your cousin will not remember your side at all. Send a link, they add the piece only they hold, and a branch that was guesswork becomes fact.

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Daylight and nightfall

Two skies. Pick the one your family reads in.

Avireum ships in a warm daylight theme and a dark nightfall theme, and follows your phone automatically if you would rather not choose. Flip it here and this whole page turns with it, including the tour below.

The Orbit sky stays dark in both, because a constellation only reads against night.

Daylight
Tomadded 12 photos
Elliejoined today
Clarafilled her branch
Samanswered a question
9:41Tree
The Whitaker family
Great-grandparents
AW
Arthur Whitaker
1918 to 1994
RW
Rose Whitaker
1922 to 2001
Grandparents
EW
Edward Whitaker
Grandfather
EL
Eleanor Whitaker
Grandmother
Parents
TW
Tom Whitaker
Father
NW
Nina Whitaker
Mother
You and your siblings
YO
You
OB
Owen Brandt
Husband
CW
Clara Whitaker
Sister
JW
Julian Whitaker
Brother
Next generation
SW
Sam Whitaker
Nephew
EB
Elise Brandt
Niece
In-laws
MB
Marta Brandt
Owen’s mother
9:41Orbit
YOU
TW
Tom
Father
NW
Nina
Mother
CW
Clara
Sister
JW
Julian
Brother
EL
Eleanor
Grandmother
OB
Owen
Husband
GH
Grace
Aunt
Father’s sideMother’s sideIn-lawsYour generation
9:41Catch-up
While you were away
EL
Eleanor added 12 photos
The lake house, summer 1994 · 2 hours ago
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Coming up
Sam turns 9 on Thursday. Third birthday in the family this month.
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Best cook in the family: Eleanor, by four votes. Tom has requested a recount.
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Clara answered a question
Yesterday
“First job was scooping ice cream on the pier. I lasted one summer.”
9:41Did You Know
Today’s question
What was the first job you ever had?
TW
Tom

Night shift at a printing press. I still cannot sleep past six.

EL
Eleanor

Switchboard operator, 1967. I knew everybody’s business in that town.

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9:41Face-Off
Who had the best hair in 1996?
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Tom
14 votes
EW
Edward
19 votes
Voting closes Sunday33 in
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Last week: best cookEleanor
9:41Family Lore
Chapter 7: The long summer
Four Whitakers were born inside the same eleven days of July, which is why nobody in this family has ever managed a quiet summer. Eleanor blamed the heat. Arthur blamed Eleanor. Two generations on, the lake house is still booked for that same week every year, and no one has ever put it in writing.
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EL
Eleanor Whitaker
Grandmother · born Bristol, 1949 · Boston since 1971
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Her stories9 memories
Photos she appears in27
Heirlooms in her name3

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Family Tree

The traditional view your family already knows how to read. Generations stacked, couples joined on one line, in-laws on the same ladder, and every branch open to zoom.

Keep scrolling. The screen changes as you go.

Inside now

One relative. Every family’s word for her.

Families are rarely monolingual by the third generation. The relationship is the same everywhere, only the word changes, so Avireum shows each person the kinship term their own side of the family actually uses — on the tree, in the list, and in the night sky.

Nine languages, chosen once, yours alone. English never goes away: it stays beside the native word, so nobody in the family loses the ability to read the tree.

EW
Eleanor Whitaker
Your father’s mother
GrandmotherEnglish
AbuelaSpanish
Grand-mèreFrench
GroßmutterGerman
NonnaItalian
AvóPortuguese
LolaTagalog
奶奶NǎinaiChinese
दादीDadiHindi

Chinese and Hindi both keep separate words for a father’s mother and a mother’s mother. Avireum already knows which one she is, so it picks the right one.

EWEleanorGrandmother EnglishAbuela SpanishGrand-mère FrenchGroßmutter GermanNonna ItalianAvó PortugueseLola Tagalog奶奶NǎinaiChineseदादीDadiHindi
SRSunitaGrandmother EnglishAbuela SpanishGrand-mère FrenchGroßmutter GermanNonna ItalianAvó PortugueseLola Tagalog外婆WàipóChineseनानीNaniHindi
Your father
Your mother
You

Also inside

The parts that keep people coming back.

Heirlooms with their story attached

An object is only worth keeping if someone remembers why. Photograph it once, and the story and the chain of hands travel with it.

Edward’s wristwatch
Bought in Geneva, 1962
Worn by Edward until 2003, then Tom, then promised to Sam on his eighteenth.

Birthdays you stop forgetting

Every birthday, anniversary and milestone in one family calendar, with a nudge early enough to actually do something about it.

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It is worth having before anyone joins

A collaborative app that does nothing on day one is a bad trade. Yours is useful the moment you add your parents.

Your tree renders from three people up
Birthday reminders start immediately
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One is your father’s mother, one is your mother’s. English calls them the same thing. Hindi and Chinese do not, and Avireum already knows which is which.