Trees the whole family adds to — photographs, dates, stories. Kept on Rishta, your lineage can't be forgotten.
7-day free trial · works on a phone, a tablet, or grandpa's desktop
Your name, then your parents. Two minutes, and the tree exists.
Send a link. They add their own branch — you never have to interview anyone.
Export a poster for the wall, or hand the archive to whoever comes next.
Sourced, openly editable trees for prominent families and historical figures. Free to read, no account needed.
Browse all public treesEvery edit is attributed and reviewable.
Adoption, remarriage, two spellings of a surname, a grandmother with no birth year. All of it fits.
Anyone you invite can add people. Only editors change what's there, and every change is reversible.
Store a name in Devanagari, Arabic, Hanzi or Cyrillic beside its romanisation. Both show on the card.
A wedding photograph, a two-minute recording, a scanned migration paper.
Step-parents, chosen family, guardians and second marriages get real labels, not dotted-line guesses.
Browse community trees for prominent families and dynasties — and contribute a source or a correction.
Export a GEDCOM file or print-ready poster any time your plan is active, trial included. Records are never locked to us.
You know who married whom in 1962. Record it once, at your own pace, and it stops being at risk.
Between two generations and two countries. Rishta is where both sides finally agree.
Ask while you still can, record it on your phone, attach it to the person it belongs to.
“My father filled in four generations in one afternoon. I'd been asking him for those names for a decade.”
“I'm 74 and I did it without calling my son once. The letters are big enough, which nobody else manages.”
“We recorded my grandmother telling the story of the crossing. It's attached to her name now, forever.”
Nobody sets out to document three hundred relatives. It happens because an aunt adds her side, and her cousin adds his.
You, and the two people who raised you.
Two branches, four contributors, thirty names.
Three hundred people, and a great-grandmother's voice.
Seven days free, then ₹49 a month or ₹499 a year — every tree in your account included.
For families still filling the tree in.
₹42 a month, paid once.
Both plans start with the same 7-day free trial. An active plan keeps editing, invites, uploads and exports available.
Yes. A tree is visible only to people you invite, and nothing is public unless you deliberately publicize it.
Anyone with an email. Contributors add people and attach photos or recordings; editors also correct existing entries; viewers only read. Every edit is attributed and reversible.
₹49 a month or ₹499 a year, after a 7-day trial you can leave before being charged. Cancel in one click — but editing, invites, uploads and exports all need an active plan.
No. A relative is a name and a relationship; everything else is optional. Large type, high contrast and keyboard navigation sit on the first settings page, not buried.
Nothing is deleted, but access closes: editing, invites, uploads and export stop until you resume. Export a full copy before the plan lapses. What you also give up is the certainty that the tree is safe, tended, and in no danger of being forgotten.
You do. Your tree, photos and recordings are yours — we do not train models on them, sell them, or hand them to advertisers. Export a full copy whenever your plan is active.
Not yet — it is coming. Rishta works in any phone, tablet or desktop browser today, and nothing you add now will need re-entering when the app arrives.
Yes. Delete your account and its trees from settings, or write to us and we will do it for you. Deletion is permanent and removes backups within 30 days — export first if you want a copy. Entries other relatives contributed to a shared tree stay with that tree unless its owner deletes it too.
Start with your own name. Seven days free, and the rest can wait for Sunday.
