
Family tree from old records
Kinroll builds your family tree from what you already have. Attach a photo of a birth, marriage or death certificate, a baptism record, a census page, a passenger list, an obituary or an old letter.
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https://kinroll.ambientapp.ai/mcpKinroll builds a sourced family tree (genealogy; in Turkish, soy ağacı) from what the user shares: photos of certificates and records, a typed list of relatives, or a GEDCOM file. shows the user's trees and starts one. For a photo or scan of a document, ChatGPT reads it and takes a faithful transcription and the facts it states; takes relatives the user types, and takes a .ged file. Kinroll records people, dates, places and relationships as the user or the document gives them, without ID numbers (Social Security, national ID, passport) or causes of death and other medical details. person_id refers to people already in the tree (results and list them); a ref (p1, p2...) names each new person. Living people's details stay out of exports, posters and printed books. Printing goes , then , whose checkout link is for the user; payment and the address are entered on Kinroll's website, not in chat. Each result starts with Summary: “…”, a line suitable to show the user, followed by notes on the result; the card shows the tree.
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