Made for iPhone

Family Tree App for iPhone

Build the branches you know. Explore where your story may begin. Restore the family photos you never want to lose.

Free to download No data collected* iOS 18.0+
Free old photo scan checker

Old Photo Scan Doctor

Find out whether a photo is sharp and detailed enough to restore, archive, or print before you put the original away.

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Built for the device in your handNo desktop setup needed.
Privacy-forwardApp Store label: no data collected.*
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Inside the app

Designed to feel familiar from the first tap

A calm, focused interface keeps people, portraits, and family connections easy to reach without turning family history into a research project.

Vintage family tree artwork used in the app
Family TreeBuild your first branch

Add people and connect parents, spouses, and children.

Portrait collage over a map used in the ancestry flow
Ethnicity & AncestryExplore potential regions

Use a portrait to see an estimate with confidence levels.

Vintage family album artwork used in the photo tools
Photo ToolsRenew old memories

Restore worn images or bring black-and-white portraits into color.

A simple beginning

Your family tree does not need to start complete

Begin with one person and one confirmed relationship. The next branch can wait until you are ready.

Add someone you know

Start with yourself, a parent, or a relative whose details you can confirm.

Connect the relationship

Choose a parent, spouse, or child and give the new person a clear place in the tree.

Keep the story growing

Search your tree, add another branch, and renew the photos that bring each person to life.

iPhone family history guides

Practical help for the next family photo or name

Clear, beginner-friendly steps for preserving family history with the iPhone you already use.

An illustrated family tree showing several generations
iPhone family tree guide

How to make a family tree on iPhone

A practical, beginner-friendly way to collect names, connect relatives, and build a family tree directly on your iPhone.

6 min read · Read guide
An open vintage family photo album
Old photo restoration guide

How to restore old photos on iPhone

Learn how to photograph, crop, restore, and save old family photos on iPhone while protecting the original print.

7 min read · Read guide
A family photo album prepared for a digital archive
Old iPhone photo transfer guide

How to get photos off an old iPhone

Retrieve photos from an old iPhone with iCloud Photos, a Mac, a Windows PC, or an existing backup while keeping the original files intact.

7 min read · Read guide
A vintage album containing black-and-white family photographs
Photo colorization guide

How to colorize black-and-white photos on iPhone

Prepare, colorize, review, and save a black-and-white family portrait on iPhone without losing the original.

5 min read · Read guide
An old family photo album being organized and preserved
Family photo organization guide

How to organize family photos on iPhone

Use a practical iPhone workflow to scan, name, identify, back up, and preserve old family photos without losing their stories.

8 min read · Read guide
Family photographs used to prompt an oral history interview
Family oral history guide

How to record family history interviews on iPhone

Plan and record a family history interview on iPhone with better questions, clear audio, permission, backups, and a useful follow-up workflow.

8 min read · Read guide
A family tree used to compare surname spellings across generations
Surname genealogy research guide

How to search surname variants on iPhone

Search old records more carefully by testing surname spelling variants, places, dates, and relatives from your iPhone without treating suggestions as facts.

7 min read · Read guide
Product notes

Use estimates as prompts for research, not proof.

Family Tree App is independently published by Mahsun Bellek. Portrait-based ancestry results are exploratory estimates, not DNA evidence, and the app is not affiliated with FamilySearch. We review feature descriptions and privacy claims against the current App Store listing.

Updated August 9, 2026. Start with relationships you can verify, keep the original photos, and use the linked guides when a result needs more context.

Questions, answered

Before you download

What can I do with the app?

You can build a family tree, connect parents, spouses, and children, search people in your tree, explore potential ancestry regions from a portrait, restore worn photos, and colorize black-and-white portraits.

Is Family Tree App available for Android?

No. The current version is built for iPhone and requires iOS 18.0 or later.

Does the app collect personal data?

The App Store privacy label states that the developer does not collect data. Review the current privacy policy and App Store listing before downloading for the latest details.

Is the ancestry photo result a DNA test?

No. Photo analysis provides potential region estimates based on a portrait. It is not a DNA test and cannot prove ethnicity, nationality, or identity.

Is Family Tree App connected to FamilySearch?

No. This app is independently published by Mahsun Bellek and is not affiliated with or endorsed by FamilySearch International.

Is the app free?

The app is free to download and offers optional in-app subscriptions. Current pricing and trial availability are shown in the App Store and inside the app.

Start the branch only you can tell

Download the iPhone app and add the first person to your family tree today.

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