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Show HN: Swarm, an offline family tree app for macOS

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Hi HN! My wife and I got deep into our family genealogy and wanted to map out all our relatives - but keep the data on our own Macs instead of uploading it to a genealogy service. Nothing we found did that, so we built Swarm, a native macOS app in Swift.

It's built on GEDCOM 5.5.1, the universal genealogy file standard, so your tree exports cleanly to other ancestry apps if you ever want out. Example trees of famous historical families are included to play with.

Features: multiple ancestry views (tree, fan, world map), media files, GEDCOM import/export, PDF export, tree merging, and kinship naming.

Fully open source, no AI in the app, no internet connection required, no account required. Would appreciate any feedback!

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