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The Scribe Series

LineageScribe

Bring your family history together.

LineageScribe connects family research with creative presentation. Organise people, relationships, records and stories, then turn that shared history into family trees, biographies and publications to keep and share.

LineageScribe dark green family chart

From the application

From family records to a family history.

LineageScribe publication studio with the fictional Ashcombe family book and page editing controls
The fictional Ashcombe family in the publication studio, with linked records and pages.
A family tree for the fictional Ashcombe family, showing connected generations
The Ashcombe family · a sample tree built from shared family records.

Research and presentation, connected

One family history. Many ways to tell it.

Keep the records together. Bring the lives behind them into view.

A family history grows through connections between people, places, dates and the evidence you find. LineageScribe keeps those connections at the heart of your project.

The same family records feed your trees, profiles, timelines and publications. A corrected date or a newly discovered relationship carries through to the creations that use it, keeping research and presentation together.

Build a connected family history

From individual records to a wider story.

People and relationships

Record individuals, partnerships, generations and life events. Follow connected branches of the family as your research grows.

Research and evidence

Bring documents, photographs, sources and notes into the family project. Keep track of where information comes from and preserve uncertainty when the evidence is incomplete.

Interconnected family trees

Explore relationships through trees built from shared records. Choose the focus, orientation, information and appearance that suit the family story.

Biographical profiles

Give a person or household room on the page. Combine facts, photographs and narrative to show more than names and dates.

Lives in context

Use timelines and visual relationships to follow events across a life or a family. Bring dates, places and stories into a history that is easier to understand.

Your own presentation

Customise layouts, typography, detail and visual accents. Create a consistent family archive while giving individual pages their own emphasis.

The publication studio

Give your research a life on the page.

Turn a collection of records into something people want to read.

Assemble trees, profiles, household histories, photographs, documents and narrative into a family-history book or a shorter keepsake. Organise chapters and pages around the people, branches and stories you want to share.

Designed to be kept

Page formats and linked content help you create a coherent publication without starting again in a separate design tool. Refine the presentation, review the pages and export high-quality artwork or a complete publication.

Your family data stays connected to the visual creations built from it.

An archive with a story to tell

Keep the evidence close to the story.

Move between the record, the supporting evidence and the way you present a life. LineageScribe gives research organisation and creative presentation a shared home, so a family history remains useful to you and inviting to the people who read it.

For the people behind the names

A family history worth sharing.

For family historians organising years of research, relatives making a keepsake and community historians bringing connected lives into view.

Keep the story connected

Make something the family can keep.

Give your research a life beyond your notes, in a tree, a collection of profiles or a family-history book that others can explore.