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HuMo-genealogy is an open-source server-side genealogy program, that dynamically displays genealogical data from a MySQL database as a website with numerous reports and charts. Webmasters can do online editing and users may choose from several languages.

Build your family tree. Shows entire tree at once, or at least however much fits on the your screen at a time, you can pan around to see the rest. This is a web app that works offline, pretty much like any other program, just save the *.htm file and open in any HTML5 browser like chrome or firefox. Possible plans to add: -some support for *.ged files. -zoom should also be possible -images/sound clips, maybe? -adding lines, so branches can cross

*** WARNING *** This project is only usefull is you already have a file built using Génération 2.0. The "editor" is not part of this project (at the moment). Generation is a family tree editor, that deals with 3 type of trees (parents>root, root>children>children, and parents>root<children). It provides an intuitive graphical interface to navigate within the trees and edit the data.

A cemetery register maintenance web application.

Gedapi is an AJAX javascript library built to interact with a server side RESTful web service api that exposes data stored in GEDCOM files. Gedapi provides the ability to link between distinct GEDCOM files without modifying or merging the GEDCOM files.

A web app designed to display genealogy information. Data can be stored in one of several databases including MySQL. Supports multiple languages. The look and feel can be changed easily using the built in templating system.

Provide a free graphic genealogy manager working ON LINE, without database module need. Setup : just copy files in a PHP server directory. Version upgrade : doesn't need upgrade process, source files copy is the only operation needed. Next version will

A three-tiered database application / framework for serious genealogy research, mainly using PostgreSQL and PHP. Based on Fat Server / Intelligent Middleware / Thin Client approach, with scalability and extendability as primary guidelines.