Standard
Genealogy tree
Tracks bloodlines and lineage
Only biological or legal connections - No roles, permissions, or context labels
- Can't manage documents, geotags, albums, or epilogues
- Doesn't support a living family wall
Interactive Family Tree
Your Family Tree is the heart of your Epilog.
Bring your loved ones, roles, permissions, epilogues, documents, geotags, stories, albums, and family wall memories into one secure hub, so every part of your legacy is connected to the right people.
When everything starts with family, nothing important gets lost.
Families should not have to manage legacy in separate boxes. From one tree, Epilog connects the people you love with the memories, documents, locations, stories, and permissions that belong to them.
People need context
A name alone does not explain a relationship. Add family, caregivers, trusted helpers, advisors, and chosen family with the role and context each person carries.
Sharing needs a home
Epilogues, vault documents, geotags, stories, albums, and diary memories can all connect back to the right family member, instead of living as scattered files.
Access must be intentional
Rich roles and permissions help you decide who can edit, who can view, and what each person can access, so sensitive legacy information stays protected.
A genealogy tree shows lineage. Epilog connects your legacy.
Traditional trees look backward. Epilog's Family Tree becomes the living hub for the people, memories, documents, geotags, roles, and permissions your family may need.
Epilog
Epilog Family Tree
Manages people, sharing, memories, and access
Any relationship: family, caregivers, helpers, advisors - Rich roles, permissions, and access settings
- Link epilogues, documents, geotags, stories, and albums per person
- Keeps your Family Wall active around the people you love
Start with your family, then manage everything from the tree.
Add a loved one once, then connect the epilogues, vault documents, geotags, stories, albums, and access permissions that belong with them.
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Add the people who matter
Start with one loved one, then keep building. Add family, caregivers, close friends, helpers, and advisors at your own pace.
Family members Caregivers Trusted helpers Chosen family
Built for how families share, remember, and protect.
Whether you are organizing a blended family, caring for a parent, sharing memories, or preparing important access, Epilog keeps everything centered around the people involved.
Map step-parents, co-parents, siblings, and extended relationships with the nuance they deserve. Different people can have different access, all from one tree.
Step-parent Co-parent Step-sibling
Rich roles and permissions keep every part of your family legacy secure.
Family Tree is built for intentional sharing. Decide who can edit, who can access specific memories or documents, and how each person connects to the legacy you are building.
Relationship visibility
Control whether each person sees the full tree, a limited view, or only the items you choose to share with them.
Per-person access permissions
Different people can receive different epilogues, documents, geotags, stories, albums, and family wall updates based on their role.
Consent-led sharing
Nothing is shared by default. You choose when to invite someone, what they can access, and when those permissions should change.
Connect your Family Tree to the rest of Epilog.
Your Family Tree is the hub. Talk to Me, Epilog Vault, geotags, albums, Family Wall, and After-Loss Guidance all become more useful when they are connected to the right people.
Explore Talk to MeTalk to Me
Create epilogues, stories, and messages for specific people in your tree, so your voice reaches the right loved one with the right context.
Explore Epilog VaultEpilog Vault
Store documents and essential records, then connect vault access to the family members who should receive or manage those items.
Explore After Loss GuidanceAfter-Loss Guidance
Connect guidance to the people who may need it, so loved ones know where to go, what to do, and what you prepared for them.
Give your loved ones the comfort of knowing.
You do not have to complete everything today. Start with a message, a memory, or one important wish — and build your Epilog at your own pace.
