Every space gets a group.
When a family space is created, fmlytree treats the social group as the connected public/private participation layer.
Every family space has a connected group layer. Private spaces stay private, while public spaces can offer groups that registered members can discover and participate in.
When a family space is created, fmlytree treats the social group as the connected public/private participation layer.
If the space is private, the companion group remains private and accessible only by invite or assigned membership.
If the space is public, the host can keep the group private or make it accessible to registered fmlytree members.
This first version lists public family spaces as public groups. As the group model expands, this page can separate public, member-only, and private companion groups cleanly.
Public-friendly family testing space for approved posts, searchable family details, and public archive planning.
Hosts decide whether a public space has a private companion group or a member-accessible group. Private family records, meetings, and library items remain protected by space permissions.