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Inviting relatives in

Nobody types a whole lineage alone. Three ways to bring the rest of the family in.

1The QR code on the home page

The Invite a relative box near the bottom of the home page shows a QR code. Hand your phone to the person beside you, or send the link over Zalo.

Whoever scans it lands on the sign-up form, and their new account joins your tree automatically.

The invite box sits just under the faces row.
The invite box sits just under the faces row.

2Inviting one person to claim their own profile

Different from the open invitation above: this one says "this profile is yours, take it".

Open their profile page and press the invite button. Two routes: send it by email, or make a link to hand over in person.

3Links expire

The hand-over link is short-lived and carries a countdown on screen; under a minute it turns red. An emailed one lasts longer.

Once expired the link stops working and you make a new one from the profile page. That is deliberate: a link that hands over a whole profile to whoever holds it should not live forever.

4When someone claims

You get a notification and a card asking you to confirm: is this the right person? That card has a thick purple border because this is a place to stop and read — approving the wrong person hands them a whole profile.

Once you approve, the profile passes to its owner: they maintain their own details from then on, and their card on the chart shows the orange tick.

The Connect page: invitations sent that nobody has opened yet.
The Connect page: invitations sent that nobody has opened yet.

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