fmlytree helps families, clubs, committees, and private groups share trusted news, host meetings, and preserve history in one family-friendly system.
Family branches, reunion committees, clubs, research circles, teams, and trusted networks can each have their own space.
The family social network: group feeds, post sharing, links, videos, private/public channels, and messaging-inspired notifications.
Create the family, club, committee, research circle, or trusted group space your people actually use.
Virtual family meetings, reunions, private events, planning rooms, and limited access by plan or paid add-on.
Private and public family knowledge: documents, stories, article links, videos, timelines, and research resources.
Private support levels and resource pathways help families get organized, meet, research, and find help when they need it.
The family business layer helps members share fmlytree resources, track affiliate growth, and build family earnings over time.
The toolset behind the system: feeds, meetings, libraries, notifications, public publishing, research workflows, and future connectors.
We will use family-friendly language everywhere, but the system can support traditional families, clubs, committees, private research groups, and public-facing family archives.
For sensitive family records, member-only news, meeting rooms, and internal planning.
For selected stories, public history posts, announcements, and family-approved publishing.
Limited by membership level, add-on hours, reunion day passes, and premium features.
Telegram-first alerts and messaging-inspired thread tracking for important conversations.
Start simple, then add meeting time, publishing, research access, and larger family spaces as your circle grows.
Starter space for small private groups testing News, Meetings, and History.
Core plan for active private family/group coordination.
Expanded plan for large families, alliances, reunions, outreach, and research.
Higher-capacity plan for large communities, clubs, committees, and multi-family networks.