Everyone’s seen the Ancestry.com Ads on every website. But having tried both, i still have to say Geni is absolutely amazing at what it does. And it looks amazing too… one of my favorite sites ever!
I just wanted to send you a comment on how great this web 2.0 tool is! I have been struggling with graphically depicting my family tree as well as with collecting information from various relatives and your tool is there to do it – I consider it a FOAK [first of a kind] site.
First let me say loud and proud, I love Geni.com! And folks I don’t get that excited over a website – using the word “love” and “dot com” in the same sentence. But Geni.com has got me good. Congratulation Geni.com – you won me over in record time and I’m totally addicted.
Through you and your team I am back in touch with relatives that I didn’t have contact with for 20 years.
Geni is bringing me closer than I would have ever been able to be with my family who is scattered across the country and even a few out on the other side of the world. THANK YOU, GENI TEAM!
This website is the most awesome website there is. It’s just amazing how you can create your family tree.
From the moment the web page opens, it’s the easiest, most well designed application I’ve ever used. Your entire company deserves recognition for doing an exceptional job.
I just received an email from someone who found a great-aunt of me by searching last names. He contacted me for further information. I am very glad that this database is being used by people to try and connect with long-lost and far-flung relatives.
Sarasota Magazine – January 13, 2008 A couple of weeks ago my cousin Andrew from Atlanta e-mailed me an invite from a Web site service called Geni. The invitation asked me to register and offered me the opportunity to build out my family tree. Since my family, probably like yours, is scattered literally around the… Read more
The Star Ledger – January 1, 2008 Geni: Existing Web sites often retooled themselves to add a "social networking" component in 2007, a year notable for the elevation of Facebook to near Google-like stature. With Geni, the Web got an online genealogy spot that’s slick, fun and,… Read more