Heritage site builder
One address the whole family can visit.
Build a public page for your family or clan without writing any code. It holds only what you choose to publish, and it stays separate from the private archive.
Examples
What a family site and a clan site look like
The same builder, used for two different jobs: one family telling its own story, one association giving relatives abroad a single place to look.
The Mensah family
Four generations, one story
ancestrallineage.com/sites/mensah-family
Asante Akim union
One family, many households
ancestrallineage.com/sites/asante-akim-union
Pages are built from blocks
Add a block, write into it, move it up or down. There is no template to fight and nothing to install.
A public address
Choose the last part of the web address yourself. The site is reachable the moment you publish it, with no DNS to configure.
Kept apart from the archive
Publishing a page never publishes the tree, the records or the people behind it. A site holds what you wrote into it, and nothing else.
Still being built
Creating a site, writing its pages, choosing its address and publishing all work today. Custom colours, fonts and logo upload do not yet, and neither does the preview button in the editor — you see a page by opening its public address. A custom domain of your own is not available; sites live at an ancestrallineage.com address for now.