The product

One workspace for the work behind the tree.

Connect imported records to questions, sources, DNA clues, analysis, and publishing decisions—without turning a working hypothesis into a fact.

A connected workspace

The research trail stays attached.

People, sources, cases, matches, and analysis are useful on their own. They become far more useful when you can see which question each item informs—and what remains uncertain.

01 / Archive integrity

Import without flattening the record.

Preview a GEDCOM before it changes the archive. Kin Resolve preserves raw records, xrefs, custom tags, notes, source references, and checksums, then shows reviewable changes on re-import.

  • Preview before apply
  • Reviewable re-import differences
  • Pre-import recovery snapshot
  • Full GEDCOM 5.5.1 export
Import review

riemer-family-2026.ged

New people42
Changed records7
Removed records0
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02 / Focused research

Work a question, not just a person.

Cases hold the question, evidence, hypotheses, confidence, and next actions together. The tree remains a record of conclusions; the case preserves how you got there.

  • Evidence linked to people and sources
  • Competing hypotheses
  • Confidence and rationale
  • Reviewable next-step queue
Active case

Riemer immigration to Chicago

Evidence items8
Hypotheses3
Open tasks5
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03 / Sources in context

Keep citations close to the work they support.

Search source records and transcripts, connect them to people and cases, and make gaps visible before a conclusion or public profile is treated as finished.

  • Source register and search
  • Transcripts and archive details
  • Person and case links
  • Coverage-gap reporting
Source review

St. Michael parish register

Linked people4
Linked cases2
TranscriptReviewed
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04 / DNA as a clue

Triage matches without turning a score into a fact.

Import match CSVs, rank the most useful leads, record shared-match context, and connect promising matches to a research case. Suggested ranges remain hypotheses for human review.

  • CSV import and match scoring
  • Surname and place clues
  • Shared-match context
  • Case evidence links
DNA lead

Match KR-014

Shared DNA86 cM
TreePublic
Likely range3C–4C
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05 / Optional analysis

Use AI as an analyst, not an authority.

Deterministic structural checks work without an AI key. An operator can optionally connect an OpenAI-compatible provider for workspace-grounded answers, referenced context, uncertainty, and staged suggestions.

  • No-key structural checks
  • Operator-selected provider
  • Referenced workspace context
  • Saved runs and staged suggestions
Analysis run

Birthplace conflict

Context records6
References4
ConfidenceModerate
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06 / Deliberate publishing

Review before sharing.

The current beta combines manual person publication with living-person and privacy gates. Publication-readiness checks surface blockers and gaps while more granular fact-level controls are developed.

  • Manual person publication
  • Living and privacy gates
  • Readiness blockers
  • Anonymous public profiles
Publishing review

Mary Ann Zajicek

PrivacyPass
Living statusPass
Source gaps2
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Product status

Clear about what exists—and what does not yet.

Available
  • Single-archive private workspace
  • GEDCOM import, review, and export
  • Cases, sources, DNA triage, and reports
  • Optional provider-backed analysis
  • Person-level publication gates
In development
  • Multi-archive hosted tenancy
  • Invitations and family collaboration
  • Portable object storage
  • Granular publication controls
  • Observability and restore workflows
Exploring
  • Grounded GPS research agent
  • Semantic evidence retrieval
  • Agent-assisted record search
  • Pedigree, timeline, and map views

“Exploring” describes roadmap direction, not a shipping commitment. Follow progress in the public repository.

Private beta

Test the research workflow—not a polished fiction.

Bring a realistic question and tell us where the import, evidence, case, DNA, or publishing flow breaks down.