When your lineage intersects with another member's, zakhor.ai alerts you discreetly, with their consent. Families separated by three centuries of exile find one another in a few queries — without surprise, without intrusion, never without your knowledge.
No connection without the explicit agreement of both parties. You see first an anonymous summary — degree, common lineage — and you decide whether you wish to reveal your identity.
You may decline any proposal without justification. The other party receives a neutral message. No reminder, no follow-up — your family remains your choice.
Living persons are never indexed publicly. Their names appear only to members with whom they have, individually, consented to connect.
Here are the kinships detected on an example lineage, Sassoon-Kahanovitz. Open each record to see the common lineage anonymized, and choose to reveal your identity — or not.
My grandfather never spoke of Salonika. Cousinship revealed a fourth-degree cousin in Buenos Aires, descended from a brother he had never mentioned. We met, and we had the same laugh — and the same recipe for boyikos.
