You uncover the roots, Posterity brings the story to life
Old records, names, dates, places: you piece together a family's tree. Posterity gives it faces, voices and stories, and lets each generation add its own page.
Three uses
What your clients can do with it
A genealogy does not end with the ancestors: it continues with those living today, and with those yet to come.
Personal legacy
Adding one's own pageto the family story
After discovering their ancestors, people often want to tell their own life story to their descendants. With the personal legacy, your client tells it their own way and chooses a guardian who will pass it on.
Idea: offer Posterity when you hand over the family tree.
A letter to great-grandchildren, to be opened in twenty years: the time capsule keeps the message and delivers it on the chosen date, like the archive one would have loved to find oneself.
Idea: suggest a “letter to descendants” to round off the research.
A great-grandfather found in the archives deserves more than a line in a tree: a page with his photos, his trade and his story, which the whole family can add to.
Idea: create, with your client, the page of an ancestor whose life you have traced.
A “research + family page” package that sets your service apart.
At talks or workshops
Genealogy societies, associations, fairs: a topic that fascinates.
On your website
Your personal link, presented as the natural next step after a genealogy.
Your personal link and QR code are waiting for you in your partner area.
For your business
What it changes for you
Work that comes to life
The names and dates you uncover become stories the family shares.
An offer that stands out
A concrete next step to offer once the research is complete.
A lasting bond with your clients
The family returns to its page, adds to it, and thinks of you.
€29
for each Pass purchased with your link or your code (Pass at €139, one-time payment). Sign-up is free and without commitment.
Frequently asked questions
Your questions as a genealogist
No. Posterity is not for carrying out the research: it brings the results to life, with stories, photos and voices, and passes them on to future generations.