Stamtree

Genealogy software for Windows

Your whole family, in one workshop.

Stamtree holds people, families, sources, pictures and the stories that go with them in a single file on your own computer. It reads what you already have, checks your work, and prints it as charts, reports or a whole book.

Download the free demo Buy a licence

The demo is the whole program. Buy when it has earned it.

The four rooms

OneThe Workbench

Where the family is built: records, tree, catalogs and pictures.

TwoThe Reading Room

Where you look things up and read: search across names, places, dates, sources and notes.

ThreeThe Lab

Where the work is checked and measured: rules that find unreadable dates, swapped parents and gaps in a family.

FourThe Print Shop

Where the work becomes reports and print: ancestor lists, family group sheets, and the whole book with a preview.

The program

The family tree in Stamtree: three generations of ancestors above Niels Bohr, with spouse and children below. Each century has its own colour.
The family tree Three generations up, two down, and every century in its own colour, so you can see time in the tree. The family shown is the physicist Niels Bohr's, one of two documented sample families that come with the program.
The person card for Niels Henrik David Bohr with parents, marriage, children and source citations.
The person card One person, the whole picture: parents, marriage, children, and the sources right under the name, so you can always see where a fact came from.
The Reading Room in Stamtree: search across names, places, dates, sources and notes.
The Reading Room Search across names, places, dates, sources and notes, with an understanding of how old name forms are written.

Two more things it does

The AI Assistant in Stamtree suggests questions about the family file and answers in plain language.
The AI Assistant Built into the Reading Room. It suggests what is worth asking, you ask in plain language, and it answers from the sources in your own file. It never changes anything without your yes.
DNA genealogy in Stamtree: shared segments drawn as coloured bars on the chromosomes, with counterparts and summed centimorgan figures.
DNA genealogy Match lists from FamilyTreeDNA, MyHeritage and 23andMe, drawn as coloured bars on the chromosomes. A relationship is shown as the range the measurement can carry, never as one figure nobody can stand behind. The matches shown are invented sample data.

The people in the screenshots are long dead and publicly documented, with sources given in the program. If you are a relative and want a name removed, write to us. See the whole gallery.

What it costs

Three editions, one year at a time.

Prices are in Danish kroner. The checkout shows the price in your own currency, with any tax that applies.

Basic

For the hobbyist

DKK 199

per year

  • The workshop for your own family research
  • Prints and PDFs without the demo watermark
See Basic

Advanced

Genealogy done professionally

DKK 299

per year

  • Everything in Basic
  • Whole-tree duplicate detection and the book report
  • Vocabulary authoring
See Advanced

Breeder

For the kennel

DKK 1,295

per year

  • Everything in Advanced
  • Species, kennels, litters and pedigrees
See Breeder

The three extensions

Danish kroner per year, added to the licence they ride on.
Extension With Basic With Advanced With Breeder
Family website generator DKK 69 DKK 109 DKK 199
DNA match tools Not sold with Basic DKK 99 DKK 199
Claude connection DKK 99 DKK 99 DKK 99

What each extension gives you, and the checkout.

Before you decide

Your data is yours. Everything you build is stored on your own computer. No licence limits how many people, pictures or sources a file may hold. The program sends nothing by itself, and a licence that ends never touches your file: it still opens, edits, saves and exports.

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