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Six systems. One subscription. Nothing held back.

There's no starter plan, no premium tier, no feature you'll hit a wall on halfway through planning. Every family gets all of it, and every relative you invite is included.

Home baseReunionMemory vaultStaying in touchSharing the loadContinuity
01

Your family home base

Who everybody is, how they're related, and where they landed — kept current by the family instead of by one person's binder.

Family directoryEvery relative with current contact details, searchable and filterable. No more four hundred numbers across six phones.
The family treeEvery branch from your founding couple down, ancestor and descendant views, six generations and room for the seventh.
HouseholdsWho lives with whom, heads of household, co-heads — grouped the way your family actually is.
Member profilesPhotos, birthdays, anniversaries, relationships. Each person keeps their own up to date.
The family mapSee where everybody landed and who's a short drive away. Every household chooses whether to appear.
Bring in your spreadsheetUpload the list you already have. It becomes your directory in minutes, duplicates matched and merged — not 128 people retyped.
02

The whole reunion

Everything currently living in your head, your inbox and one spreadsheet — from the first planning call through the last ride to the airport.

Planning checklistStart from a checklist built for your reunion and check it off as you go.
Registration & duesWho's coming, who's paid, adults and children counted separately. A real headcount instead of a guess.
Budget & expensesWhat's committed, what's collected, what's outstanding. Receipts attached, so nobody's fronting money on faith.
Schedule & activitiesThe itinerary, who signed up for what, and capacity limits so nothing gets oversold.
Lodging & venuesHotels, room blocks, contacts and booking deadlines, all in one place with the reunion they belong to.
Travel & ridesWho's arriving when, who has a car, and who's picking up whom.
The banquetMeal planning, seating, dietary needs and guest meals — counted properly before you call the caterer.
T-shirt ordersSizes by household, collected from the family instead of chased over text.
VolunteersPost what needs doing and let people claim it. The jobs fill themselves.
GamesBrainstorm, shortlist and print the lineup, with materials and timings worked out ahead.
PollsSettle the date, the city, the Saturday afternoon — without two hundred text messages.
Guest passesTime-boxed, read-only access for a pastor, a photographer or a friend of the family. No account needed.
Cruise reunionsSoonSailings, ports, cabins and shore excursions, for families doing it on the water.
Next time, from this timeClose the reunion out and carry forward what worked. The next organizer doesn't start from nothing.
Four men laughing together in a warmly lit room.

All of it exists so the weekend feels like this, and so does the year in between.

03

The family memory vault

The permanent half. Everything your family has kept, in one place the whole family builds together — and a place worth sitting down with an elder to fill.

10 GB private archivePhotos and videos, uploaded by everybody, so the box in one closet becomes the whole family's.
AlbumsOrganized by reunion, by branch, by decade — however your family thinks about it.
Tag who's in itPhotos link to the people in them, so a face in 1961 connects to a name in the directory.
Written family historyWhere the family came from and why they moved. Written down once, there for the grandchildren.
Family recipesThe pound cake, the dressing, the sauce nobody measures. Kept in the family's own words.
Reunion historyEvery gathering, every host city, every program — a record of a tradition instead of scattered memories.
DocumentsPrograms, obituaries and homegoing services, service records, the deed to the home place.
Kept, not deletedIf the subscription ever lapses, the archive is locked — not lost. Come back and it's exactly where you left it.
04

Staying in touch between reunions

A family that only talks once every two years stops being a family. This is the part that runs on the other seven hundred days.

The family feedPosts, photos and replies from the whole family — announced to your people, not to an algorithm.
NewslettersBuild one in a few minutes, or let it draft itself from what the family has been posting.
Email the familyEveryone, one branch, or one household. The right people, not all 128.
Text messagesFor the things email is too slow for — the start time moved, the pickup spot changed.
Birthdays & anniversariesRecognized automatically, so nobody gets missed and nobody has to keep the calendar.
Life eventsBabies, graduations, weddings, new homes — shared with the family first.
Memorial pagesThe ones who've passed stay part of the family, with somewhere to gather what they left.
Everyone choosesEach relative decides what they get and how. Opting out of texts doesn't mean missing the newsletter.
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Sharing the load

Plenty of people would help. They just don't know what to do. Give them a real job with real access, and the work stops sitting on one person.

Family adminYou. Full run of the family, and the one who hands out everything below.
Reunion organizerRuns the weekend — registration, activities, lodging, the schedule — without touching member records.
Family historianKeeps the archive and the tree. Usually the aunt who already knows every face in the photo box.
Communications moderatorWatches the feed and handles the newsletter, so you're not the only one reading everything.
MembersEveryone else: browse the directory, RSVP for their household, add their own photos and memories.
Turn off what you don't useNot every family wants every section. Hide the ones yours doesn't, and the app gets simpler.
06

When you're ready to hand it forward

Most tools assume you'll be here forever. This one doesn't. Somebody has always carried this family — it was never supposed to be one person, indefinitely.

Name a successorSay now who takes it on. When the day comes there's nothing to reconstruct and no box of papers to decipher.
Hand it overTransfer the family to another admin whenever you're ready — planned, not scrambled.
If nobody planned aheadA relative can claim the family, reviewed before it's granted, so a family is never stranded.
Everything goes with itDirectory, tree, archive and every reunion you've run pass over whole. Nothing lost, nothing rebuilt.
No tiers

Every family gets all of it.

There's no upgrade path, because there's nothing above this. The only thing that changes as your family grows is how many people are in it — and that was never priced.

Everyone you inviteA dozen relatives or three hundred. No per-person fee, ever.
Your family, walled offSeparation is enforced in the database, not by a setting we can misconfigure.
No ads, no data salesYour family isn't the product and your relatives aren't an audience segment.
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