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Real families
“I found cousins I never knew existed. We mapped six generations on a Saturday afternoon. My kids were glued to the screen.”
“My mother had been trying to remember her grandfather's village for years. We found it in twenty minutes. She cried.”
Is MyPusta free to use?
Yes — MyPusta is completely free during our beta. We want every family to have access while we're getting started.
Can family members in Nepal access it?
Absolutely. MyPusta runs in any browser on any device. No app download needed — just share a link and they're in.
Who can see my family tree?
Your tree is private by default. You decide exactly who can view or contribute — share with specific people or keep it just for yourself.
How many people can I add?
There's no limit. Add as many members, generations, and branches as your family has. We've seen trees go back 10+ generations.
What does "pusta" (पुस्ता) mean?
"Pusta" (पुस्ता) is a Nepali word meaning generation or lineage. MyPusta — "my generation" — lets you build, map, and preserve your family's पुस्ता across every generation.
Can I record gotra and ancestral villages?
Yes. Every member profile supports gotra, ancestral village (गाउँ), and both Devanagari and romanized names — so your tree reflects true Nepali family identity.
How is MyPusta different from other genealogy tools?
Most genealogy platforms are built for Western name systems and records. MyPusta is built specifically for Nepali families — with Devanagari support, gotra fields, and a design that mirrors how Nepali families actually trace lineage.
Your grandparents' names deserve more than a fading photograph. Start your tree today.