Observed arrival · 2026-10-28
Tante Léontine’s ancestor-print studio
A Montpellier studio turns uploaded GEDCOM family trees into maps, wheels, illustrated trees, and other print designs.
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- People who want a designed print of their family tree
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- The site says village locations are placed automatically, including villages that have changed names; the free trial reads GEDCOM files in the browser.
Field notes
The workflow starts with a GEDCOM export from a genealogy service or desktop program, then offers a choice of ten visual treatments. The page says villages are mapped automatically, even when their names have changed. For the free trial, it says the file is read in the browser; an account is described as an option for encrypted storage and deletion. Framing is attributed to a Montpellier workshop, while ordering is not yet open.
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