A NEW WAY TO READ A TREE Tree, Outline and now Timeline. The timeline puts people on an axis of time instead of descent, so you can see which generations overlapped and who was alive at the same moment. Estimated years are drawn differently from recorded ones, so you always know which is which. A NEW TREE ANYONE CAN OPEN Families of Scripture — 549 people across 73 generations, Adam to Jesus, compiled verse by verse. No account needed to read it. YOUR LANGUAGE, ASKED ONCE The app asks for Zomi or English on first launch instead of guessing, and more of it is written in Zomi than before. Change it any time from the landing page or Profile → Language. A CLEARER FIRST SCREEN The opening screen now leads with the trees you can actually open and says plainly what the app does — create a Beh, connect it to a larger clan, invite relatives, keep living people's details private.

Two families can now become one clan book, and relatives can help fill it in. CONNECT TWO FAMILY TREES • Ask a larger clan to take your family in as a branch — both keepers must agree • Where the same ancestor appears in both books, he stays one person, not two • Your own tree stays yours, with its own page and its own keeper • The clan book opens for everyone in the joined branch, with no code to pass around RELATIVES CAN SUGGEST, KEEPERS DECIDE • Any member can propose a child, a wife, a parent or a correction • Proposals are drawn in the tree straight away, marked, so nothing disappears into a queue • The keeper sees exactly what would change, old beside new, before approving • Nothing enters the record until someone with the authority says yes READING A LARGE TREE • Search now reaches every relative, however deep — on a big clan book it once stopped partway down • Getting there takes one step instead of several, so the chart arrives without pausing • Two branches stay open at once, so brothers' families can be read side by side • The line continues past the first screenful, with a way down at every edge EDITING WITHOUT LOSING YOUR PLACE • Correcting someone saves where they stand — the chart no longer folds back up • Their card stays open showing the new value, so a correction can be checked at a glance • Adding or removing a relative keeps every branch you had opened THE BOOK'S OWN PAGE • Beh Thu now opens for everyone in the family, not the keeper alone • Whoever gathered the lineage is recorded there, in their own words Free for every family — no subscription, no advertising, no tracking.

Reading the tree got smoother, and search now takes you to the person. • Tap a search result — the chart travels there, opening the branches down to them. • Walking children and parents in the details panel moves the chart with you. • The title, tabs and search fold away on your first pan or pinch; the ⌄ button brings them back. • The panel slides out when it closes, so the chart widens instead of jumping. • Adding a child or wife opens the way down to the person you attached them to. • A child can be recorded against a wife the father is already married to. • Reordering children saves reliably, plus smaller fixes across the chart, search and details. Free for every family — no subscription, no advertising, no tracking.