EverKin
Private family archive
Keep the people, photos, stories, and dates that matter close — for generations.
The Problem
Family history is easily scattered across photo libraries, old documents, calendars, and memories held by different relatives. Without one clear place to connect people, stories, and dates, meaningful details can disappear over time.
The Solution
EverKin brings your family record together in one private, relationship-first archive. Build an interactive tree, add life details and personal stories, organise photos around the people in them, and remember milestones across the calendars your family uses.
What you get
Relationship-first family view
See parents, partners, children, and siblings around any relative, then tap someone to re-centre the view on their closest family.
Interactive full family tree
Open the complete tree whenever you want the bigger picture, or browse every relative organised by generation.
Stories and life details
Preserve names, relationships, life dates, birthplaces, and the personal stories that make each relative more than a name on a branch.
Family photo archive
Add portraits and family photos, tag the people in them, write captions, and mark favourites for quick access.
Calendars that fit your family
Track recurring birthdays in Gregorian, Chinese Lunar, Hebrew, Islamic, or Buddhist calendars, alongside anniversaries and milestones.
Private iCloud sync and open exports
Sync through your private iCloud database, then export an open .everkin record, a standard .ics calendar, or selected photos whenever you choose.
Questions
- Is my family information private?
- Yes. Your family record and photos sync through your private iCloud database. EverKin has no advertising, analytics, or separate account.
- Which calendars does EverKin support?
- You can store birthdays using Gregorian, Chinese Lunar, Hebrew, Islamic, or Buddhist calendars. Recurring birthdays follow the calendar selected for each relative.
- Can I export my family archive?
- Yes. Export the family record as an open .everkin file, dates as a standard .ics calendar, or selected photos through the system share sheet.
Try EverKin
Keep the people, photos, stories, and dates that matter close — for generations.