Family. Story. Preserved.
Give their family story a place to live.
Kin & Keep turns the family tree you already have into a personalised framed print and a considered history page, made for the milestone moments that matter.

02 / The idea
Not another file to keep. A story to share.
A family tree can hold a lot of information and still feel hard to give. Kin & Keep makes the people, places and generations in it visible, so the finished gift can start a conversation when it is opened and keep it going when it is displayed.
The occasion
Milestones
The source
Your tree
The result
A keepsake
Names / places / datesThe proof is in the process
Careful with the details that make it yours.
The history stays close to the source. Kin & Keep works from the details your family tree can support, flags gaps and uncertain dates, and avoids inventing a story to fill the page.
The promise
Nothing prints until you have reviewed and approved the final design.
03 / The path
From family tree to family keepsake.
A simple route from the information you have to a gift that feels entirely personal.
- 01
Bring the tree you already have.
Upload a GEDCOM from Ancestry, MyHeritage or FamilySearch, connect your free FamilySearch tree, or enter the details manually.
- 02
Review the story it supports.
Kin & Keep shapes names, dates, places, occupations and migrations into a clear pedigree chart and a concise history page.
- 03
Approve the gift before it is made.
Preview and edit every detail. Gaps and uncertain data stay visible, and thin source material can receive a quick manual review.
04 / The finish
A gift made to be opened, then kept.
The planned finish is tactile and quietly substantial: matte paper, a real-wood frame, protective cover and hanging kit, with gift-ready packaging and a digital preview to make the reveal feel complete.
Material
Matte paper
Made in
Australia
Included
Frame + cover
Before print
Your approval

Start with the story you already have.
See how a family tree becomes a gift.
We are shaping the first Kin & Keep orders now. Follow the simple path from your tree to a preview you can review before anything is printed.
See how it works