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GenogramTool

Draw a family genogram in your browser

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GenogramTool draws family genograms in the browser - the clinical version of a family tree, with the relationship lines that matter. Add people, set marriages, separations and children, then mark the emotional patterns: close, conflicted, cut off, enmeshed. It follows standard McGoldrick notation, so what you produce is readable by another clinician rather than a private diagram only you understand.

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Features

Standard genogram symbols and relationship lines. An emotional layer for close, distant, conflicted and cut-off ties. Medical and behavioural markers per person. Multi-generation layouts that reflow as you add people. Export to PDF or PNG for case notes. Runs in the browser with nothing to install.

Use Cases

Therapists and family counsellors mapping a client system before sessions. Social workers documenting kinship and placement history. Medical and nursing students learning genogram notation. Genealogists who want relationship dynamics, not only dates and names.

Comments

I built this after watching a family therapist redraw the same genogram by hand for every new case. The drawing is the easy part - what nobody supports well is the emotional layer, the close/conflicted/cut-off lines that carry the actual clinical meaning. So that layer is first-class here, and the export is a clean PDF you can drop straight into case notes. Free to build; you only pay if you need Pro. Would genuinely like to hear from clinicians where the notation falls short.

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Comments

I built this after watching a family therapist redraw the same genogram by hand for every new case. The drawing is the easy part - what nobody supports well is the emotional layer, the close/conflicted/cut-off lines that carry the actual clinical meaning. So that layer is first-class here, and the export is a clean PDF you can drop straight into case notes. Free to build; you only pay if you need Pro. Would genuinely like to hear from clinicians where the notation falls short.

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