A relationship manager for the people you actually know

The information nobody writes down

Families carry a large amount of undocumented knowledge: who is whose in-law, which cousin belongs to which uncle, why two branches do not speak. It is held by one or two people per family, and when they are gone it goes with them.

TreeLinker gives that knowledge a place to live that is not somebody's memory.

A timeline on every person

Each contact has a timeline in reverse chronological order. You add notes — "replaced the kitchen wiring", "did not answer", "excellent work, fair price" — and incoming calls appear alongside them.

Entries you want kept at the top can be pinned, and the pinned ones are what the caller identification card reads from.

Sharing what you have mapped

A tree you have built can be sent to another TreeLinker user. They see the same people, but under the names in their own address book — your names are never imposed on their contacts.

The transfer is one-time. Nothing keeps syncing afterwards, and the sender is told nothing about what the recipient does with it.