Family Graph
Your grandmother knew things about her body that would help your daughter. The family graph is a way to keep that knowledge alive, across time, with privacy built into every layer.
How it works
Parents, grandparents, children, siblings. Add them by name, or invite them to create their own archives. Relationships are stored as a tree.
When your mother logs the same knee-ache-before-rain pattern you did, DB.Life surfaces the match. Not as a diagnosis — as a quiet observation across bloodlines.
Every pattern starts private. Flip individual patterns to "family visible" when you choose. Revoke anytime. Your family members cannot browse your archive without explicit grants.
Visualized
Dashed lines show pattern matches across generations. Grandmother, Mother, and You all logged the same knee pattern.
Legacy transfer
Your archive can outlive you, but only on your terms. We require all three conditions before any posthumous sharing activates.
A formal document, submitted through the app by your next-of-host or a family member.
The account has been untouched for at least ninety days. This prevents premature activation.
The person you designated while alive confirms they want to proceed. They can also choose to seal everything.
The default is “keep private forever.” You opt patterns in, one at a time. Your next-of-host can override shares you permitted and seal everything, if that's their call.
The Family plan supports up to 8 profiles. Start with yourself, add your people when you're ready.