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Demo live · Full access 2026 · Made in Austria

Family is more than a family tree.

Kinverse turns relationships, stories, and generations into one connected graph. You don't have to wait for launch — explore it today on a real family.

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0people in two live demo families, fully connected
0years of family history — William the Conqueror to today
0generations, correctly placed on the timeline
0ad trackers · EU-hosted, no data sales

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No mockup. Two real families in the graph.

The House of Habsburg and the British royal family are fully researched and live — with places, life dates, marriages, and correctly computed kinship across 18 generations and nearly 1000 years. Click through before you decide.

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House of Habsburg

294 people · 18 generations

From Friedrich III to the present day — one of Europe's best-documented dynasties as a connected kinship graph, with timeline and relationship paths.

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British Royal Family

166 people · from 1066 to today

From William the Conqueror to Charles III — with portraits, biographies, and the historical events of each generation, across nearly 1000 years.

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Porträt von Franz Joseph I

This week in the graph

Franz Joseph I

1830–1916 · Emperor of Austria · 68 years on the throne

Began his reign in 1848, saw Sissi die, saw Sarajevo, died in the middle of the war that ended his monarchy. Six decades of European history in one person.

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How it works

Three steps. Then the graph comes alive.

01

Begin with you

Add yourself as the first node. First name is enough — everything else comes later.

02

Let relationships grow

Parents, siblings, partner, children. Kinverse names every relationship correctly — across generations and in-law lines.

03

Preserve the stories

Photos, places, life events, anecdotes. Scattered data becomes a family chronicle that lasts.

What sets Kinverse apart

Four promises no other provider keeps the same way.

01Live

Kinship Engine

Correct kinship terminology across generations. nth-degree cousins, maternal and paternal lines kept separate, in-laws cleanly modeled — for the first time at this depth.

02Coming 2026

Voice Memory by landline

Parents and grandparents tell their stories on a regular phone call. Kinverse calls at the agreed time, listens, transcribes, and structures — no app, no smartphone needed.

03Live

EU-First with DACH archives

Your data in European data centers, full GDPR — from day one. Coming next: the church archives Archion, Matricula, and CompGen, plus AI transcription for Kurrent and Sütterlin scripts.

04Live

Fair Pricing Pledge

No silent auto-renewals. No cancellation fees. No dark patterns. In writing — and legally enforceable.

Our self-commitments

Trust isn't negotiable.

Fair Pricing Pledge

Transparent prices, honest subscriptions, simple cancellation. No cancel-hell, no hidden fees.

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Digital Afterlife Charter

We do not artificially resurrect the deceased. No AI avatars, no deathbots — only authentic memory.

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Did you know?

Don Juan of Austria, illegitimate son of Charles V, won the Battle of Lepanto in 1571. In the Habsburg graph he is fully related to Charles — but not to his legitimate heirs.

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Frequently asked

Before you sign up.

Answers to what we get asked most. If something's missing: kontakt@kinverse.family.

  • What sets Kinverse apart from Ancestry or MyHeritage?
    The kinship engine. We compute relationship terms correctly — maternal and paternal lines kept separate, across every generation, even in the tricky cases (uncle-niece marriages, half-siblings, godparents). On top of that: EU-hosted, no data sales, no ad tracking, and a charter that governs what happens to your family tree after you die. We're not a genealogy tool, we're a kinship network.
  • Where is my data stored?
    In the EU only. Postgres and Neo4j run in Frankfurt (AWS Europe Central 1 and Google Cloud europe-west3), photos in Cloudflare R2 (EU bucket), email via Resend (Ireland). No data leaves the EU. Full GDPR compliance, no "US subprocessor through the back door".
  • What happens to my family tree if Kinverse goes bankrupt?
    The Digital Afterlife Charter governs this. In the event of insolvency you receive a full GEDCOM and JSON export of your data, plus an open web build you can self-host. Your family tree belongs to you, not to us.
  • Who can see my family profile?
    By default, only you and the people you explicitly invite. There are three roles: Owner (everything), Editor (can edit), Viewer (read-only). On top of that, a proximity gradient applies per person: parents see more detail than distant cousins. Configured in detail in our visibility model docs.
  • How do I migrate my 23andMe account?
    23andMe is insolvent — your DNA raw data and relative matches are precious. On our DNA migration page we walk you through the steps to secure your account and data before they disappear. Import into Kinverse arrives with Phase 2.
  • Does every cousin get the same access?
    No. Each invited person gets a role you set — and for every individual person in the tree, only you and your closest relatives see the full data. Distant family sees initials and rough context, no sensitive details. Fully configurable.
  • What does Kinverse cost?
    The Fair Pricing Pledge establishes: one price per family, not per person. The price will be announced with the public launch in 2026 — and fixed in a sealed pledge, so we can't quietly raise it later. During alpha and pilot, the service is free to use.
  • Is Kinverse a Swiss company?
    No, an Austrian one. The current service provider is INVENTIO GmbH in Rohrbach an der Gölsen (Lower Austria). The standalone Kinverse entity will be set up with the public launch and first funding round — the founding structure (DACH or NL/LU) is still open.
  • When will the app open for me?
    The app has been in Phase 1 alpha since May 2026 (app.kinverse.family) and opens gradually for early users. The waitlist notifies you when your slot is ready. Public access is planned for 2026.
  • Can I import GEDCOM files?
    Yes. GEDCOM 5.5.1 import and export are both live — Ancestry, MyHeritage and FamilySearch exports load in without conversion, and you can download a GEDCOM file any time if you decide to leave. Plus: AI import from free text ("my grandfather was named…") and manual entry.

Ready to rethink family?

Reserve your spot on the waitlist. For every friend you invite, you move ten places forward.

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