Heritage · Community · Legacy
GENORRA replaces the group texts, spreadsheets and shoeboxes of receipts with one private home for your family, your plans and your money.
Build the reunion from a checklist, hand every step to the relative who owns it, and see at a glance what has come back — with nobody chasing a spreadsheet the week before.
Dues your members can actually afford, every dollar routed to the right fund automatically, and a profit and loss your treasurer can hand to the board.
The Family Tree and the directory — one living record the whole family maintains, rather than one exhausted historian.
And family chat, announcements, officer elections, photo collections, documents, regional chapters and leadership reports.
About that number
Thousands of families run on GENORRA. We could open with that figure and leave it there, but it tells you nothing about whether the product will hold your family. Everything above is what it actually does. Below is the only count that shaped it.
Our own family — not a customer count. GENORRA was built to hold it, and then opened up to other families who had the same problem.
On the roadmap
Coming soonEvery other family site on the internet is abandoned by March, because somebody has to keep it updated. This one takes what your family is already doing inside GENORRA — the next event, the newest photographs, the latest announcement — and keeps itself current.
The reunion you are already planning becomes the page everyone lands on — the date, the place, and who is doing what.
Collections your family has already uploaded turn into the gallery, newest first, without anyone rebuilding it.
Announcements and milestones surface as news, so the site is never a year out of date.
Illustration of a feature in development — not a screenshot, and not final.
In their words