See how everyone connects
Build a clear family tree with parents, children, spouses, and generations in one place.
Your family history, in one private place
Build your family tree. Preserve every story.
HamroBansa is a digital home for Nepali families to connect generations, save photographs and memories, and pass their history forward.
- Start with one person
- Private by default
- Invite family anytime
Explore Nepal's family heritage
Start with a last name, gotra, community or place.
Use the public directories to gather context for your research, then keep the people, relationships and evidence that belong to your own family in a private tree.
Nepali last names
Compare spellings, community classifications, recorded gotras and place connections.
Browse last names →Gotras and lineages
Explore ancestral-lineage traditions and the surnames reviewed with each gotra.
Browse Nepali gotras →Castes and communities
Read careful introductions to history, regions, languages, culture and linked surnames.
Explore communities →Places in Nepal
Move from province to district and municipality while connecting older family records to place.
Explore places →Frequently connected last-name records
Gotras with reviewed surname links
Explore Nepali community guides
What HamroBansa helps you do
Turn scattered family memories into a lasting archive.
Instead of leaving names in one place and photographs in another, keep the full family story connected and easy to continue.
Save more than names
Keep photographs, life stories, important dates, and places connected to the people they belong to.
Build it with your family
Invite relatives to contribute what they remember and help complete the family record together.
Research with context
A name is a clue. A family history needs evidence.
Last names, gotras, communities and places can help you ask better questions, but none of them alone proves a person's identity or a relationship between families.
- 1Begin with people
Record names, relationships and what relatives remember.
- 2Connect dates and places
Compare BS and AD dates, migration paths and administrative changes.
- 3Keep the source
Attach the document, photograph or person behind each important fact.
- 4Review together
Invite relatives to fill gaps and correct the record respectfully.
Simple to begin
Your family archive starts with one person.
You do not need every date or every answer. Start with what you know and let the archive grow over time.
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Create your account
Start a private family archive and add yourself or the first person you want to remember.
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Add people and memories
Connect relatives, record BS or AD dates, and attach photos and stories to each person.
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Invite your family
Bring in relatives you trust so everyone can help preserve the history they know best.
Create your family tree
No complete family record required.
Everything stays connected
A family tree you can return to for generations.
Every detail has a place, so future family members can understand not only who came before them, but how those lives were lived.
Create your private archiveFamily relationships
Photos and albums
Stories and memories
BS and AD dates
Important places
Nepali and English names
Private by default
Your family history belongs to your family.
Your workspace begins private. You choose who can join, who can contribute, and whether any heritage is ever prepared for public sharing.
- Living people stay protectedSensitive family information is not automatically public.
- You control accessInvite only the relatives you trust.
- Publishing is deliberatePublic heritage follows a reviewed path.
Questions before you begin
A few things families often ask.
What do I need to get started?
Just one name. Begin with yourself, a parent, or a grandparent. You can add more people, dates, photographs, and stories whenever you are ready.
Can other family members help?
Yes. Invite trusted relatives to your family workspace so the people who know each story can contribute and fill in missing details.
Is information about living people public?
No. Your family workspace is private by default, and living people remain protected. Public heritage is shared only through a deliberate review process.
Does it support Nepali family records?
Yes. HamroBansa supports names in Nepali and English, Bikram Sambat and Gregorian dates, and connections to meaningful places.
Begin with what you know
Start your family tree today.
Give your family's story a lasting home. Add one person now, then invite your family to help the history grow.