About

A Beh is your relatives who share a surname — your family line. The Zomi have hundreds.

Beh Laibu is where any Zomi family keeps that record: a private family tree you build yourself and open to the relatives you give the code to, wherever they live. It is free.

1. 1Name your familySign in with Google. It takes a minute.
2. 2Add your generationsPeople, years and photos. Invite relatives to help.
3. 3Share itGive relatives the access code. Only they can open it.

Common questions

What does it cost?

Nothing, for every family and every feature. Sponsorship pays for it instead of subscriptions, and sponsoring unlocks nothing — there is nothing to unlock.

Can I keep it private?

It already is. Every Beh is private — nobody can find it by searching. Relatives open it with the access code you give them.

Do I need an account to look at a tree?

No. The access code opens a Beh on its own. You only need to sign in to create or edit one.

Who can edit my Beh?

You, plus anyone you invite as an editor. As its creator you can change the access code, remove anyone, or delete the whole Beh.

Can I delete my account?

Yes — Settings, then Delete account. It also deletes any Beh you own, permanently.