Who's That Uncle at the Raya Table?
You show up to a family gathering with forty relatives and don't know how half of them are related. Banyan fixes that — a living family tree, built together.
In Southeast Asia, the banyan is where villages gather.
One tree grows aerial roots that drop and take hold as new trunks. A single tree becomes a forest — all connected, all one family.
Three steps, one tree
No spreadsheets, no setup. Start at the gathering and let everyone fill in their own branch.
Share a link
Drop a QR code on the table. Family scans it — no app install, no account hoops.
Everyone adds themselves
Each relative adds their name, photo and who they belong to. The tree grows in real time.
See how you connect
Tap any two people and Banyan traces the exact path between them. Mystery uncle solved.
Try it — it's live
This is a real Banyan tree. Tap anyone to see how they're related to you.
Tap anyone above to see exactly how they're related to you.
Built for the gathering
“Show a QR code at the gathering. Family scans, adds themselves. The tree grows in real time.”
“Pick any two people — see the path. ‘Hakim → father → his sister = your aunt.’”
“Tag who was at Raya 2026. Next year, you’ll know exactly who everyone is.”
Take the tree with you
Banyan lives on the web today. Native apps for iPhone and Android are on the way — same tree, in your pocket at the next gathering.
Start your family tree
It takes two minutes to plant. Add your family, share the link, and watch the forest grow.