Planned Release Date: 2026

About This Software

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In My Family Chronicle, you can freely build your own family trees, relationship webs, or fictional world bibles.

• Effortlessly build your family trees and track blood ties, marriages, and generational bonds between your loved ones.

• Map out suspects, clue characters, and secret connections in your mystery stories.

• Build character relationship webs for novels, scripts, TTRPGs, game projects, and any other creative work.

• Record each character's name, identity, notes, backstory, and travel logs.

• It works as a diary too. haha!

Switch between different "skins" to match your own taste.

• Use the freehand drawing tool to doodle, annotate, mark things up, and freely adjust line colors right on the canvas.

• Switch between customizable UI themes (2 available right now).

• And yes—don't forget to add your fluffy family members too!

Whether you’re tracing your real family’s roots, mapping out your novel’s cast, or building intricate character webs for mysteries, worldbuilding projects, or games—you can connect it all in one intuitive place.

If you obsess over untangling character relationships, live for family trees, character sheets, and worldbuilding, or have ever spent an entire afternoon scribbling messy diagrams on paper and digging through tattered, hand-me-down family genealogy book to find that one famous ancestor—this was made for people just like us.

The past becomes the present…

In a store page promotional image for My Family Chronicle, uploaded by Baby United around 4:00 PM Beijing Time on May 10, 2026, there was one line that stayed with me deeply:

I may never truly know how my ancestors walked out of Africa, how they survived impossible journeys of migration and hardship, or how my grandparents and parents eventually came to the place where I was born and built a life there. I may never know what strange, wonderful stories filled their childhoods.

But I can look forward to it.

I can imagine the year 2096: on some quiet, ordinary afternoon, one of my descendants sits beside the glass dome of a Mars base. Outside the window are endless red sands and the boundless dark of space. In front of them is a greenhouse full of fresh TengTeng Cai. Beside them sits a cup of hot tea.

They are fiddling with a holographic wristband, browsing through a “family tree” app, reading about their ancestors…

About us.

About every word we recorded back in 2026.