Silsilah
Private, offline-first family tree app, on-device face match
What it does
Silsilah: Family Tree is a private family-tree app for your phone. Build your tree, add photos, and keep everything on your device — no account, no cloud, no tracking. Try the builder right in your browser.
Silsilah: Family Tree is a private family-tree app for your phone. Build your tree, add photos, and keep everything on your device - no account, no cloud, no tracking. Try the builder right in your browser.
Build your family tree one relative at a time - with no account, no servers, and nothing that leaves your phone unless you send it. Scroll to see how it grows. Create your profile - the single seed at the centre of everything that grows from here. No sign-up, no email, no password to forget. Parents, children, a spouse, siblings and the relatives further out - a few taps each, and they are rooted beside you with the relationship spelled out. Not everyone who matters is a blood relative. Add the people around your family as their own kind of link, without tangling the bloodline. Generations arrange themselves into a clean, balanced diagram. Gold rings mark marriages, soft lines trace descent…from silsilah-familytree.com
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