A private family social network, reserved for the relatives you invite
The right address for a party, the names in an old photo, a grandparent’s story: find what is easily lost in a conversation. Your family chooses whom to share each contribution with.
- By invitationEach family space is accessible by invitation.
- Four audiences, starting with youto choose how far to share
- Profiles without accountsto represent every relative
Find memories and gatherings
What is a private family social network?
Share a photo, identify people and attach a story to their profile. For a gathering, keep the date, address and replies in one place. Each contribution belongs to a private family space.
The family feed
Share with the relatives concerned
Before each post, choose the appropriate level of closeness. Recipients are calculated from family relationships and active accounts at the time of sharing.
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Starting point
Me
The person posting.
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First circle
My descendants
Me, my partner or partners, my descendants and their partners.
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Second circle
Close family
The previous level, my parents, siblings, their descendants and partners.
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Third circle
Extended family
The previous levels, my grandparents, their children and their descendants.
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The complete circle
Whole family
All active accounts in this family space.
Explicit separation
A separate space for each family
A person can belong to several families without mixing their content. The feed, profiles, tree, quiz, events and media remain attached to the family in which they were created.
- A member joins a family by invitation or when creating it.
- Roles govern the available actions.
- The family context stays visible while browsing.
Profile and access
A family profile is not necessarily an account
A child, ancestor or relative who does not wish to sign in can appear in the tree. An account is created only for people invited to participate.
The family profile
It holds identity, relationships and information visible according to permissions.
The sign-in account
It is used to join one or more families and act according to a role.
Memories become a game
A printable quiz only the family can know
Useful information and authorised relationships supply a synchronised catalogue. Each card offers four choices, questions follow four levels and the complete game downloads as a double-sided PDF.
Discover the family quizIn which city was Lucienne born?
- La Rochelle
- Tours
- Nantes
- Angers
Which dessert does Claire make for every family reunion?
- Breton custard cake
- Apple tart
- Strawberry layer cake
- Clafoutis
An accurate preview of the actual format · Entirely fictional data
Moments that bring people together
Prepare the gathering where the family already connects
The date, location, invitations, replies and posts remain linked to the same birthday, wedding, meal or reunion. New invitations are for relatives with active family access, a verified email address and inclusion in the event’s audience.
Discover family events
A social network without public exposure
The family chooses who joins and who sees what
Family profiles are not published on the web. Each person sees the information authorised for them, according to their family, role and chosen audience.
Two complementary uses
Messaging for the immediate moment, a family network for finding things again
A WhatsApp conversation remains well suited to quick exchanges. Cœur de Famille gives lasting structure to posts, profiles, relationships, the family game and gatherings without claiming to replace every message.
Frequently asked questions
Understand the family network before creating it
An entirely fictional family
Explore the feed, tree, quiz and events
The Bellanger demonstration lets you browse the four pillars without creating an account. Its people, households, posts, questions and events are fictional.