Reunion
Reunion is a Mac genealogy app for building family trees, organizing research, and creating charts, reports, and books from family history data.
What is Reunion?
Reunion is a genealogy app for macOS that helps people research, organize, and present family history information. It is designed for family historians who want one place to store names, dates, places, relationships, notes, sources, and media connected to relatives and ancestors. The app can display relationships visually, making it easier to follow parents, children, descendants, and extended family lines as a connected tree. It also supports creating genealogy reports, charts, forms, books, calendars, and web-ready output for sharing research with others. Reunion is published by Leister Productions, Inc and is focused on the Mac platform, with a companion mobile app available separately for viewing family data on iPhone and iPad workflows.
Key features
- Build and edit detailed family trees with people, families, and relationship links
- Record names, dates, places, notes, sources, and family history facts
- Attach photos, sounds, videos, and other media to relatives and records
- Create charts, reports, forms, books, calendars, and indexes from your research
- Visualize family relationships in a linked graphical layout
- Share family history through web-ready output and printed materials
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Safety overview
Status: Safe
Reunion is a legitimate genealogy app for Mac. It is expected to store and organize sensitive family history details such as names, dates, places, notes, and attached media, so the main privacy consideration is protecting the family data you choose to keep in it and share from it. Any access to your files, photos, or documents is consistent with importing records and attaching media to genealogy projects. Use normal care with backups and be thoughtful before publishing or exporting family information that includes living people.
Recommendation: Keep Reunion if you actively manage family history or want ongoing access to your genealogy database, charts, and reports. Remove it only if you no longer use it and have already exported or backed up any family tree files and attached media you want to keep.
Common paths
/Applications/Reunion.app
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