Keep the source attached
Clip records from any website, then keep names, dates, and relationships attached to their provider, citation, and confidence notes.
Search family trees, digitized books, historic newspapers, and national collections through one route, then bring the useful evidence into your private tree. Every claim stays connected to the record behind it.
Try a public search
Search one name across public tree profiles, deceased-only Wikidata people, digitized family histories, historic newspapers, and Library of Congress records. Every normalized result links back to the original source.
Built for careful work
Clip records from any website, then keep names, dates, and relationships attached to their provider, citation, and confidence notes.
GeneaRoute normalizes records without quietly merging people or smoothing over conflicting evidence.
Public profiles can be searched broadly. Private GEDCOM files and living people stay under your control.
Three useful ways in
Build people and relationships, import GEDCOM, and clip evidence from any archive or genealogy site into one private source inbox.
Separate projects and same-named people, catch impossible dates and family loops, preserve citations, turn the five proof-standard elements into an honest work queue, export claim-by-claim dossiers, and keep an audit history of tree changes.
Use one normalized API, revocable keys, 106 hosted MCP tools, privacy-filtered GEDCOM X export, Research Pulse prioritization, evidence-aware Research Itineraries, Historical Jurisdiction Lens auditing, time-bounded Community Reconstruction, Lineage Proof checklists, Living Person Privacy Firewall preflights, and signed Genealogy Event Hooks for selected-provider search, public WikiTree and deceased-only Wikidata family exploration, reviewed private-to-world-tree routing, exact name-variant sweeps with useful negatives journaled, research coverage planning, hypothesis challenge boards that expose one-sided reasoning, evidence-aware kinship, documentary DNA correlation, pedigree-collapse analysis, cross-provider identity mapping, cited-source drift monitoring, claim-aware citation catalogs, person-centered evidence maps, family group evidence sheets, signed evidence bundles, integrity-hashed tree checkpoints, guarded restore, and atomic agent batches that cannot approve themselves, plus AI-explained routes, FAN Club research, reversible GEDCOM onboarding, proof dossiers, and moderated family collaboration.
Begin with one ancestor