Create a family tree worth keeping.
Treeline turns family history into a beautifully composed print for weddings, anniversaries, gifts, and legacy. Calm to create. Clear to read. Elegant enough to frame.
The Harcourt Family
A timeline-led family tree
Not genealogy software. A finished piece.
Treeline is designed to feel like preparing something beautiful for the home, not learning a technical system. The emphasis is on clarity, proportion, and a sense of permanence.
Elegant by default
The aim is a result that already feels composed, rather than a functional chart that needs rescuing later.
Guided with restraint
Treeline should help people begin with what they know and move steadily toward a finished work.
Made for real occasions
Weddings, anniversaries, and family milestones call for something more lasting than an ordinary diagram.
Made for meaningful moments.
A wedding gift. A golden anniversary. A family history finally brought together. Treeline is for the occasions when family memory deserves a more formal expression.
Weddings
Bring two families together in a piece that feels thoughtful, personal, and worthy of display.
Anniversaries
Mark a lifetime of family with a gift that carries memory, connection, and quiet significance.
Family history
Turn years of research into something finished, readable, and beautiful enough to live with every day.
Designed to belong on the wall.
The ambition is not merely to display information well, but to make it feel composed, legible, and worthy of framing.
Timeline-led tree
Occasion-focused design
Three ways to begin.
Whether you already have structured genealogy data or are starting from scratch, there is a clear and practical way in.
Upload a GEDCOM
Ideal for family historians who already keep their research in genealogy software.
Enter details manually
Perfect for gifts and smaller trees, especially when the story is known but not formally documented.
Use a spreadsheet template
A practical option for gathering names and dates across wider branches before refining the design.
“The aim is not simply to make a family tree, but to make one people would be proud to keep.”
Vellum, ink, and gules
The character of Treeline should come from proportion, restraint, and a sense of printed permanence: ivory ground, black text, and gules used sparingly where emphasis matters.
Start your first Treeline
Begin with the family details you already have. Treeline will help you shape them into something clear, elegant, and lasting.
Get started