ALMA 2026
See you in Alma! ArborLynx Genealogy will be exhibiting at the 13e Congrès national de généalogie.
September 26, 2026 · Hôtel Universel Alma
Bilingual genealogy software • In development

Research deeply. Cite clearly. Keep the whole story connected.

ArborLynx is a modern genealogy workspace being built for serious family historians—with unusually deep support for Québec and Acadian research, evidence-centered workflows, maps, timelines, and clean GEDCOM migration.

Coming first to Windows. English and Québec French are being designed together from the start.

Built around real research

More than a family tree.

ArborLynx is designed around the work genealogists actually do: compare evidence, resolve identities, preserve citations, understand places, and move confidently between records and relationships.

Evidence that stays attached

Cite the baptism, marriage, census entry, name, attribute, or event it actually supports—not a vague person-level note.

Québec & Acadian depth

Parishes, cemeteries, PRDH identifiers, Québec geography, French-Canadian naming, and research patterns are treated as first-class concepts.

Bilingual by design

English and Québec French aren’t an afterthought. The interface is being localized page by page with genealogy-specific terminology.

Maps, timelines & context

See the geographic and chronological shape of a life instead of reducing a person to a stack of disconnected forms.

GEDCOM without the wreckage

Import is being engineered around reconciliation, identity resolution, preservation, review, and durable evidence—not blind record creation.

Library, images & OCR

Research materials, historical works, photographs, documents, and OCR workflows can live alongside the family data they illuminate.

Designed for genealogy, not data entry
The goal isn’t to store more facts. It’s to make the evidence behind a family easier to understand.
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Find and compare

Bring records, sources, places, and existing family data into the same working context.

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Resolve carefully

Use relationships, contradictions, and evidence—not just names—to distinguish people.

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Cite once, use intelligently

Attach a source to the facts it supports and keep details such as page, image, volume, entry, URL, and access date where they belong.

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See the story

Move naturally among person details, relationships, events, maps, timelines, photographs, and historical context.

ArborLynxPersonFamilyEvidencePlacesLibraryResearch
A life, in context
Baptism • Sainte-GenevièveSource attached • parish record
Marriage • BatiscanCouple, parents, place, evidence
Migration • AbitibiMap, census, family context
Census householdHousehold reconstruction + citation
A workspace, not a web form

Built for long research sessions.

ArborLynx is a Windows desktop application. The interface is being shaped around readable person workspaces, direct source citation, fast navigation, thin visual chrome, and the ability to keep research context on screen.

The product is under active development. Screenshots and guided previews will be added here as the interface reaches presentation quality.

Deep roots. Broad reach.

Québec expertise without a Québec-only ceiling.

The first edition grows from French-Canadian and Acadian genealogy, where parish structure, migration, bilingual records, dit names, and densely connected families expose weaknesses in generic genealogy software. Solving those problems well creates a stronger tool for everyone.

For Québec & Acadian researchers

Purpose-built handling for parishes, Québec place history, PRDH references, bilingual terminology, census reconstruction, immigration attributes, and the research sources genealogists actually use.

Adaptable beyond Canada

The core—people, relationships, evidence, places, sources, media, migration, and historical context—is universal. U.S. and broader North American research can use the same foundation without carrying Canadian branding into every screen.

ArborLynx is in active development.

We’re building the product and the public site together. No fabricated reviews, fake user counts, or premature sales promises—just a clear look at what is being built and why.

Coming soon