What is MyHeritage?
MyHeritage is a unique place where families meet online, communicate, share, explore and preserve their heritage.
MyHeritage Family Pages lets you create your family’s own meeting place on the Internet. Invite your family members to participate in your site, share family photos easily, post your family tree online and share it with family members, keep track of important family events and more.
Creating a family site takes only a few minutes, doesn’t require any technical experience and Basic plans are free.
Family Tree Builder, our family tree software for the desktop, is one of the best genealogy software programs you’ll find. It has original, easy-to-use pages that let you grow your family tree visually.
In Family Tree Builder you can add photos and documents to the tree and use our ground-breaking face recognition technology to quickly and easily tag faces in your photos. In a few mouse clicks, you can publish your family tree to the Internet on your own family Website and share it with family and friends!
MyHeritage Research is a free search engine made specifically for genealogy. It lets you run an aggregate search for your ancestors, plus the spelling variations or their names, in hundreds of the most important genealogy databases, effortlessly. It will save you hours, and help you find elusive information about your ancestors that you never knew existed.
MyHeritage is private and secure. Family sites have different privacy settings you control. We do not disclose your information to third parties. We don’t sell email addresses and we don’t spam. You control emails you receive from us.
MyHeritage is the vision of CEO Gilad Japhet, a professional genealogist. To make a long story short, because he had the know how and no one else had done it, he went ahead and built the genealogy tools that he felt were lacking on the internet for genealogists like himself . Hence MyHeritage.
MyHeritage is funded by private investors and venture capital firms Accel Partners and Index Ventures.
Start building your tree: http://www.myheritage.com/family-pages
