Our mission
Family history often lives across photo albums, handwritten notes and the memories of relatives. HamroBansa brings those pieces together so they can be understood and continued by future generations.
The private family workspace is the heart of the service. Public heritage pages are a separate reference layer for information that is suitable to share more widely.
The principles behind the product
- Private by default for family workspaces and living people.
- Simple enough to begin with one person and grow over time.
- Designed for Nepali names, Bikram Sambat and Gregorian dates, and meaningful places.
- Publication is deliberate, reviewable and separate from private family work.
Public heritage with care
Last-name, gotra and place pages help families discover context and shared heritage. They do not grant access to a private family tree, and a catalog association is never treated as proof of identity or relationship.
Corrections and community contributions should follow an accountable review process so useful heritage information can improve without exposing private family records.