Keep the story. Show the evidence.
Already have a family tree? Start with one ancestor. We review the census and linked records, write a brief life summary, and show what the evidence supports. Need the tree built first? We can research it by the hour.
Profile Refresh $129 · Ten people $1,090 · Tree research $125/hour
Census • Sources • Life story • Honest uncertainty
Choose your starting point
The first inquiry is free. Pick the scope that fits your tree; we confirm eligibility, deliverables, and price before paid work.
01 · Start here
$129 one existing person
Already have a developed FamilySearch or Ancestry tree? We review one identified person's existing census entries and linked records, then prepare a brief evidence-led life summary, source notes, and suggested corrections.
Up to one hour, including review and writing. No tree construction, open-ended newspaper search, paid records, or guaranteed discovery.
02 · Build a branch
$1,090 ten existing people
Choose ten people in an already developed tree. We repeat the focused record review and short written update for each, with evidence notes and proposed corrections. Shared intake makes the batch price possible.
Up to ten total hours for ten eligible people. If a record conflict needs deeper work, we identify the gap and request approval before expanding scope.
03 · Build or investigate
$125 per approved hour
Starting without a usable tree? Need identity, relationships, record conflicts, newspapers, or a new family branch investigated? We agree on a research question, estimate, and stopping point.
Hourly work begins only after written scope approval. Evidence can remain inconclusive; we never fill gaps with invented history.
The $895 Legacy Profile adds a researched biography, timeline, source trail, archival digital presentation, and one editorial review within a written scope of up to six hours. It is a separate commission from a Profile Refresh.
FamilySearch and Ancestry are third-party services; Kinthria is independent. We do not change a public tree or publish private material without the appropriate permission and review. AI may help organize records and draft notes, but a person checks evidence before a claim or correction is delivered.
Claims are built from surviving records, not filled in for a better story.
Real family photographs are preferred. Kinthria does not invent an ancestor's face.
Verified fact, family tradition, research leads, and unknowns remain distinct.
Profiles preserve the story, sources, and reasoning future family researchers will need.
Illustrative setting. A real ancestor’s likeness is never invented.
One ancestor.
A researched biography with its evidence kept in view.
Demonstration imagery · not presented as a historical likeness
No invented genealogy
Explore a profile’s structure and a hands-on evidence lens: verified facts, family tradition, research leads, unknowns, source trails, and conflicts. No date, relative, occupation, event, or citation is invented for a real person.
When Kinthria publishes an actual ancestor, claims are tied to evidence and uncertainty remains visible.
Start with basic details in the free inquiry. After agreeing a scope and a suitable way to share materials, we examine the tree, records, or photographs you have. No private documents are requested in the public form.
We focus on the source categories most relevant to the agreed question and time budget. We record what was actually examined and what remains to investigate. Conclusions depend on the evidence that survives.
Records are compared side by side. Conflicting evidence is identified rather than smoothed over. Verified fact is distinguished from family tradition, from possibility, and from unresolved research.
A scoped biography connects documented events into a readable life. Relevant historical context is clearly separated from claims about the person; no occupation, migration, faith, or service is assigned without evidence.
We design a clear digital presentation around the material available. Authentic photographs can be included when supplied and appropriate; a missing likeness is never replaced by an invented ancestor face.
We review the documented narrative and deliver a digital copy your family can retain and back up. If you find a factual error, send the supporting source for a correction review. A public page, FamilySearch contribution, or social post is considered separately and only with permission.
Supported by documentary evidence, cited so that any descendant can examine it.
Preserved as family testimony, clearly identified as such rather than presented as proof.
A possibility worthy of additional investigation, recorded openly for future researchers.
When the evidence does not establish an answer, Kinthria says so.
Kinthria does not invent ancestors, manufacture certainty, or silently resolve conflicting records.
A private family copy comes first. Public sharing and FamilySearch contributions are options discussed after the evidence and permissions are clear.
We research, write, and design a profile of your ancestor. If your family approves public sharing, the research can also support an Instagram or Facebook publication.
Your family receives a digital copy. A public Kinthria page is a separate publishing decision, reviewed for living-person privacy and source permissions.
When authorized, Kinthria can prepare evidence-based FamilySearch Life Story, Reason, Note, and Discussion contributions for identified people. Each proposed change is reviewed against the supporting records.
Public-tree work and social publication each require a separate decision. Private family documents do not become public content by default.
Some families already have a well-developed FamilySearch or Ancestry tree. Others are starting with only a few names and a story. When additional genealogy is required to establish the correct ancestral line, Kinthria provides family-tree research at the standard hourly rate.
Tree construction is billed hourly because research complexity varies from family to family. If your tree is already developed, the focused Profile Refresh is $129 per eligible person or $1,090 for ten. Deep research requires separate approval.
Family history can be uncertain. The price, process, and limits of the evidence should be easy to understand before you commission anything.
Start with a free conversation.
Choose one focused profile update, a ten-person batch, or tree research. No paid research starts until you approve the scope.
The $129 Profile Refresh and $1,090 ten-person batch require an already developed tree with identified people and reviewable records. If we need to establish identity, relationships, or a branch, we propose hourly tree research at $125/hour with a stopping point before work begins.
We keep the conflict visible, identify the sources, and explain what they do and do not support. Family tradition and research leads are labeled separately from verified facts. An unresolved date or relationship stays unresolved.
Your initial inquiry is private and asks for basic details only. We discuss a suitable way to share source material after reviewing it. A public page, FamilySearch contribution, or social post is a separate decision requiring permission and a privacy review.
No particular discovery is guaranteed. The agreed work records what was examined, what can be supported, and what remains unknown or worth investigating. We do not fill gaps with invented history.
The inquiry is free. We confirm eligibility and a written scope before paid work. A Profile Refresh is $129 for up to one hour; ten eligible people are $1,090 for up to ten total hours. Research outside that scope is quoted separately and requires approval.
Tell us what you hope to preserve. This inquiry is free and carries no obligation. We will review your starting point and discuss a scope before any paid work begins.
Prefer to talk? Call or text (971) 462-4493.
These illustrative design studies show presentation direction. None depicts a client project, real ancestor, family relationship, or authentic source record.
Kinthria began from a single belief: that family history should preserve human lives, not merely genealogical data.
The company combines historical research, careful source analysis, long-form writing, visual publishing, and modern artificial intelligence tools to create family histories designed to last — work made to be read by descendants who have not been born yet.
Kinthria is early, deliberately focused, and honest about what it is: a research and publishing studio doing one thing at the highest possible standard.
Genealogical databases such as FamilySearch and Ancestry are extraordinary resources, and Kinthria builds directly upon them. But a tree is a framework — it records that a person existed. It rarely records who they were.
Traditional Profile
Four facts. One lifetime.
Kinthria Legacy Profile
A life, documented and understood.
The people we call ancestors once had ordinary mornings, difficult decisions, families they loved, places they called home, hopes for their children, and lives that mattered.
Most of those details disappear within a few generations. Kinthria exists to preserve what can still be recovered.
No life should disappear into a family tree.
Kinthria is being built toward a larger vision: an enduring system that can help families organize photographs, documents, memories, relationships, biographies, historical discoveries, and generations of accumulated family knowledge.
Future vision — not current features
These capabilities are under development and are described here as direction, not as product. Today, Kinthria delivers one thing exceptionally well: one ancestor, deeply researched and beautifully preserved.
Their story should not have to disappear.
A family history they can read, question, and keep.
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Designed by Daniel Jacob Read.
Open to projects and negotiations, worldwide.
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