Preserve your Family's
Golden History

Save and pass down your family lineage, historical records, old photographs, and memories in a secure digital tree.






Unique Features
Custom-built features keeping Indian families' traditions and preferences in mind.
Bilingual Support
Create and view family trees in any language. Easy to use, even for grandparents.
Cultural Heritage
Save important ancestral details like Gotra, Devak, Kuldaivat, and ancestral village.
Dual Family Tree Linking
Advanced logic to seamlessly link maternal and marital family trees.
Family Celebrations
Store photos and details of birthdays, wedding anniversaries, and family events in a digital album.
Interactive Canvas & Focus View
Dynamic auto-layout canvas with smooth zoom, pan, and focused branch viewing for deep exploration.
Private Media Vault & Documents
Store precious family photos, old historical documents, and memory albums in a secure vault.
Event Reminders & Anniversaries
Automatic consolidated alerts for birthdays, wedding anniversaries, and death anniversaries.
PDF & High-Res Export
Export your entire family tree into high-resolution PDF or image formats for framing and printing.

How It Works
Register
Create your account and fill in basic details.
Add Members
Add parents, siblings, children, and relatives.
Invite Family
Send secure links to relatives to collaborate and build together.
Export PDF
Download a beautiful, print-ready PDF of your entire tree.
Our Indian Culture & Traditions
Connect your family lineage with age-old traditions and cultural practices.

Kul
Your clan name representing lineage and family identity.
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Devak
Record your clan's sacred totem or guardian element from nature.
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Kuldaivat
Preserve the name and heritage of your family's patron deity.
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Gotra
Ancestral origin tracing back to Vedic rishis.
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Kuldaivi
Honor the female guardian deity of your clan across generations.
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Pravar
The noble sages associated with your family's Gotra lineage.
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Vahya
Explore the ancient genealogical diaries keeping record of family lineage.
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Kul
Your clan name representing lineage and family identity.

Devak
Record your clan's sacred totem or guardian element from nature.

Kuldaivat
Preserve the name and heritage of your family's patron deity.

Gotra
Ancestral origin tracing back to Vedic rishis.

Kuldaivi
Honor the female guardian deity of your clan across generations.

Pravar
The noble sages associated with your family's Gotra lineage.

Vahya
Explore the ancient genealogical diaries keeping record of family lineage.
Large Format Canvas Printing on Wooden Battens
Transform your digital family tree into a timeless masterpiece framed with premium wooden battens for your living room wall.
Custom Sizing & Design
Tailored to your family tree length and room dimensions according to your exact requirements.
Premium Canvas Material
Archival-grade canvas print mounted on handcrafted solid wooden battens for generations.
Royal Heritage Decor
A centerpiece for your home that preserves and honors your family roots in royal style.


Your Family History — Safe & Private
Every family tree in Vanshaval is private by default. It never appears in public searches, and you retain complete control over who can view or edit your family tree.
100% Private by Default
Your family tree never appears in public Google search results.
Granular Access Control
You decide exactly who can view and who can edit your family tree.
Encrypted Photo Vault
Historical records and family photos are protected with 256-bit encryption.
Razorpay Secure Payments
100% PCI-DSS compliant secure Indian payment gateway for subscriptions.
What did they say?
“We connected three generations and six family branches in one place. My children now understand exactly how our family is connected.”
Suresh Kulkarni
Pune, Maharashtra
“The cross-tree linking feature is outstanding. It finally shows how Indian marriages connect two families — not just two people.”
Rekha Deshmukh
Nagpur, Maharashtra
“It understands Indian family structures from the ground up. Our entire joint family is connected and organised in one network.”
Vijay Pawar
Mumbai, Maharashtra