Software:Genogram Maker
Genogram Maker is a browser-based application for creating and editing genograms, diagrams that represent family relationships and can include additional information about individuals and connections. The application provides a canvas for adding people and relationships across generations. Its interface also offers an optional AI-assisted draft that users can review and edit.[1]
Diagram editing
A genogram extends a family-tree representation with relationship and contextual information. The general use of a genogram is to organize information about family structure and relationships in a visual form.[2] Genogram Maker lets a user add people manually, connect them, and arrange the resulting diagram. The interface shows options for parent relationships, emotional bonds, individual notes, and health markers. Users can edit a generated or manually created diagram, use an automatic layout, and inspect a symbol key.[1]
The software's AI draft feature is optional. A generated draft is a starting point rather than an authoritative record: a user can review names and connections against their own source material. The application can be used for fictional examples, educational exercises, or a family discussion. A diagram that includes information about living people may contain sensitive material; its creator must decide what is appropriate to record and share.
Access and export
The official interface describes a free tier with two projects, up to 50 people per project and PNG export. It states that signed-in users receive five AI credits per month, with creation or update actions using credits. The site describes additional formats, including PDF, SVG, GEDCOM and editable JSON, in its professional offering. Availability and limits may change; the product website is the primary source for its current terms.[1]
Limitations
The application organizes information supplied or reviewed by a user. A diagram does not by itself verify family relationships or establish a medical diagnosis. The visible interface can represent uncertainty only to the extent that the user records and explains it; an automatically generated draft should be checked before it is shared. The product's website is a primary source for feature descriptions and does not establish independent evaluation of the application.
Disclosure
This article was prepared with AI assistance on behalf of the Genogram Maker project. Its product-specific descriptions are based on the project website; no independent review or clinical validation is claimed.
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