Ask for less data, especially around living people and DNA.
Trust Center
Trust begins with saying what is—and is not—operational.
This page separates current implementation, design intentions, pending verification, future work, user responsibilities, and the limits of family-history research.
Principles for careful public work
Separate documented facts, interpretation, hypotheses, and unresolved questions.
Describe current implementation separately from intentions and future work.
Treat automated or AI-assisted output as a lead to verify, never as proof.
Current operational status
| Area | Status | Current truth |
|---|---|---|
| Sensitive uploads | verified | The public site exposes no file-upload control and does not accept raw DNA files. |
| Accounts and cloud save | provider-disconnected | No public account, cloud-save, or private workspace provider is active. |
| Forms and email | provider-disconnected | Public form delivery is disabled; entries are not sent or stored. |
| Payments and downloads | provider-disconnected | No payment or file-delivery provider is active. |
| Analytics and cookies | verified | No analytics, marketing, or consent provider is configured in the current runtime. |
| Public AI | unavailable | No public AI integration receives visitor input. Internal development tooling is not a public AI feature. |
| Business and legal details | legal-review-required | Operator identity, jurisdiction, retention, and policy dates remain pending verification. |
Research and user responsibility
Records can be incomplete, contradictory, misidentified, or unavailable. Visitors remain responsible for lawful, respectful handling of information about living people. Tools, automation, and AI output are not proof.