Finished, not a blank canvas
You get a real, laid-out artifact — not a template to fill in yourself.
Map family structure into a clear genogram draft you can refine, label, and share.
Type a sentence or paste rough notes. No blank canvas and no manual layout.
Toft picks the structure, writes the copy, and lays out the finished piece.
Refine any part by prompting or editing directly, then export to share or hand off.
You get a real, laid-out artifact — not a template to fill in yourself.
Change the copy, hierarchy, diagram, or theme without starting over.
Reflow the same work into a deck, document, infographic, or social visual.
A genogram is a diagram of family relationships across generations, richer than a family tree because it also captures relationship dynamics and patterns. Toft builds one from names and notes.
List the family members, generations, and relationships, and Toft maps them into a structured diagram using the standard symbols. You can add context labels for households or relationships afterward.
A family tree shows lineage; a genogram adds relationship quality, medical or emotional patterns, and household structure. Toft supports the richer genogram conventions.
Yes. Paste family relationship notes and Toft will turn them into an initial visual structure.
Yes. You can ask Toft to add labels for relationships, households, notes, or generation markers.
No. Toft creates editable visual artifacts. Treat sensitive personal information carefully before sharing or exporting.
Describe what you need. Toft returns the finished, editable artifact.