From your tree and memories to illustrated chapters, with sources you can check.
Example: the family of Diana, Princess of Wales — built from public records Not affiliated with or endorsed by the families shown.
Frances Ellen Work was born in New York City in October 1857, a daughter of the stockbroker Frank Work, a protégé of Cornelius Vanderbilt.1 On 22 September 1880, at Christ Church, she married the Hon. James Roche; the divorce decree of 1891 gave her custody of their children.2
Every book is different. These pages are set from the public records of Diana's family.
For our grandchildren, so you always know where you come from.
Every chapter, in a watermarked preview.
No watermark. Bought once, yours to re-download.
Dust jacket, foil-stamped spine. Digital edition included.
A database hands you rows. 7gens hands you chapters. Our agents do the research a genealogist would do, then write what they found in prose worth reading aloud — and bind it into a book. Every claim is sourced; nothing is invented.
No. Each agent is constrained to cite a source — an archive, a registry, a conversation with you — for every factual claim. Anything that can't be cited is marked "pending" or "disputed", surfaced to you, and never quietly slipped into the prose.
Every word. The writer agent defers to you on the human parts. You can correct a date, rewrite a paragraph in your own voice, or throw out a chapter entirely. The AI re-typesets around your edits.
We work in English and Russian. Your book is delivered in whichever of the two you choose.
It is yours. You can export the full archive — photographs, transcripts, citations, drafts — in one click, at any time. We do not train models on family material. We do not sell, share, or syndicate your archive.
If you already have a family tree (a GEDCOM), the workshop can draft a first chapter the same day. From there the pace is mostly yours: you review, correct, and add what only your family knows. When the book is final, a foil-stamped hardcover is printed and shipped to order. You set the pace — the workshop pauses when you do.
We'll write before the holiday order-by dates, so there's time to make your book.