Gramps is genealogy management software designed to document family trees, ancestral records, and genealogical research. It functions as a family history database that stores complex kinship links and historical records while providing full data versioning.
The main features of gramps-project/gramps are: Genealogy Software, Data Versioning, Data Revision Tracking, Graph Relationship Modeling, Kinship Databases, Complex Data Modeling, Relationship Graph Visualizers, Genealogy Tools.
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