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Version 2.13 · 2026-10-30
Minor improvements
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The store currently lists version 2.13, updated 2026-10-30.





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Family Tree Maker & Ancestry
Family Tree helps you explore your ancestry, preserve memories, and build your personal family history in one intuitive app.
Discover your family roots, restore old photos with AI, search historical archives, and create your own interactive family tree — all in a simple and elegant interface.
Key Features:
- Build Your Family Tree
Create and manage your family tree with ease. Add relatives, organize generations, and visualize connections in a clear and structured format.
- Explore Your Ethnicity
Upload a photo and discover the origins that make you unique. Get a detailed ethnicity breakdown and trace your roots across regions and cultures around the world.
- Search Historical Archives
Explore historical records, documents, and newspaper archives to uncover valuable insights about your ancestors.
- Restore Photos with AI
Bring old memories back to life.…
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