AI Family-History Research

Upload what you know.
Arbura searches for what you don't.

We make genealogy research deeper, faster, easier, cheaper, and more structured.

What Arbura Does

From scattered clues to source-linked discoveries.

Start with what your family already has

Upload certificates, photos, letters, notes, GEDCOM files, family stories, names, dates, and places — even if the trail is incomplete.

Turn material into organized evidence

Arbura structures people, places, relationships, records, sources, documents, and research notes so your family history becomes easier to investigate.

Search for missing records and relatives

The AI research agent helps look for candidate records, possible relatives, name variants, relationship leads, and gaps in the existing tree.

Review every discovery before it matters

Possible leads, conflicts, weak evidence, and proposed changes stay separate from confirmed facts until you decide what to accept.

Built for real genealogy research

Evidence board

Keep documents, citations, quotes, findings, and possible leads connected to the people they support.

Research cases

Track unresolved questions: missing parents, unknown spouses, adoption stories, migration paths, and broken family lines.

Conflict detection

Keep contradictions visible when dates, places, sources, or relationships do not fully agree.

GEDCOM import & export

Bring in existing family-tree data and export structured results when you need them.

Research Agent

A genealogy research agent,
not a chatbot.

Arbura does not just answer questions. It reads your family material, extracts clues, searches across your archive and available sources, compares possible matches, flags uncertainty, and turns findings into reviewable research cases.

Search across your family material

Ask questions across uploaded documents, notes, extracted text, GEDCOM data, source records, names, dates, places, and family stories.

Extract useful clues

Arbura helps identify names, dates, locations, relationships, events, and source details hidden inside messy family material.

Find candidate records and relatives

The agent can surface possible records, possible relatives, relationship leads, and missing evidence connected to your family tree.

Flag conflicts before they become facts

When evidence does not line up, Arbura keeps contradictions visible instead of quietly turning weak matches into certainty.

Track negative searches

Not finding a record matters too. Arbura can help preserve what was searched, where it was searched, and what was not found.

Prepare source-linked changes

Suggested facts, relationships, citations, and next steps are prepared for review before anything changes in the family record.

The AI proposes. The sources explain. You decide.

How It Works

From one family clue
to a reviewed discovery.

Start with whatever you have. Arbura organizes it, researches possible leads, shows the evidence, and lets you decide what belongs in your family history.

01

Upload what you know

Add names, dates, places, stories, certificates, letters, photos, notes, GEDCOM files, or an unfinished family tree.

02

Arbura builds the research context

Your material is structured into people, relationships, events, locations, records, sources, and open research questions.

03

The agent searches for leads

Arbura looks for missing records, possible relatives, name variants, conflicts, citations, and next research steps.

04

You review the evidence

Accept, edit, reject, or keep leads uncertain before they become part of your family record.

Family Workspace

Not just a tree.
A place for the evidence behind it.

Every person in Arbura can be connected to documents, citations, research cases, conflicts, accepted leads, rejected leads, and unanswered questions — so your family tree stays grounded in evidence.

People Relationships Documents Sources Conflicts Research cases
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Early Access

Have one family question
you've never been able to answer?

We're inviting early users with real family-history material: old documents, unfinished trees, adoption stories, migration questions, unknown ancestors, or records they want to understand better.

Bring what you know. We'll help you test what Arbura can find.