4-Generation Pedigree
Direct ancestors arranged as a traditional four-generation research chart.
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Direct ancestors arranged as a traditional four-generation research chart.
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AI FAMILY TREE — BUILT FOR THE WALL, NOT THE FEED
Six structures, each one honest about how many people and which relationships it can hold.
Type right on the canvas — double-click any box. Parents, partners, siblings, half-siblings, pets.
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Heritage palette — applied live to the Novak family
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Drag to browse — 24 specimens
Half-uncle? First cousin once removed? Pick any two people in your tree and the finder traces the exact family path — in plain English, both directions.
Kinship lookup — sample
Sofia calls Miguel her grandfather.
And in reverse: Miguel calls Sofia his granddaughter. Two hops, zero guesswork.

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Letter or A4, framed or tucked into a card. Best for up to ~14 people.
18×24 or 24×36 inches for reunions and gifts. Readable from across the room.
Big trees split across several sheets with overlap marks. Tape them together.
A framed ancestor chart for a grandparent’s 80th — the present that makes the whole room go quiet.
Your kid’s family-tree homework is due Friday. Dinner-time project, printed before bed.
A 24×36 poster at the entrance that everyone signs, corrects, and argues happily over.
A quiet, well-set chart that honors someone — names and dates, done with care.
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