Bob and Joy Schwabach from On Computers wrote this detailed review about Amiglia's genealogy tools today:
There's a new Web site and service for creating a chart of your family tree, and it is by far the best we've ever seen.
The site is called Amiglia.com , and it lets you attach photos, commentary and sound to a treelike structure representing your extended family or group, past and present. Anyone on the tree can add his own stories, pictures and memories.
The leaves, so to speak, are linked to each other; a change in one is recognized by the others. A broadcast e-mail can be directed to all members who have an address listed. Clicking on the "people" tab can show you everyone at once in a huge display of close relatives and distant cousins.
The leaves, so to speak, are linked to each other; a change in one is recognized by the others. A broadcast e-mail can be directed to all members who have an address listed. Clicking on the "people" tab can show you everyone at once in a huge display of close relatives and distant cousins.
The Amiglia.com site is in beta testing right now and free to all comers. A calendar will be added soon, allowing for the scheduling of family reunions and other events. After beta testing is over, general membership will remain free, with 1 gigabyte of storage. Above that, the charge will be $50 a year for 100 gigabytes of storage. That's enough for 20,000 photos and a lot of explanations.
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