family.ancestry

Reach family.ancestry from anywhere

family.ancestry is a name on the Moshpit network, not the ordinary DNS, so a browser needs one setting to find it. Pick one:

Easiest: the desktop app finds it by itself; nothing to set up.
Any browser: follow pit.world/connect (two minutes: a DNS-over-HTTPS setting and one certificate).
TronBrowser reaches Moshpit names out of the box.
The CLI and MCP server find it by themselves, too.

Running your own copy? Point the apps at it with ANCESTRY_URL=https://your.host. This one is https://family.ancestry.

You are reading family.ancestry through pit.world. family.ancestry is a Moshpit name: an address on a namespace beside the old one, where anyone can own an ending like .ancestry. This copy works in any browser. On Moshpit you open https://family.ancestry itself.

Join Moshpit, about two minutes:

Turn on secure DNS in your browser (Chrome, Edge, Brave: Settings, Privacy and security, Use secure DNS, Custom; Firefox: Settings, Privacy & Security, DNS over HTTPS) and enter https://dns.moshcode.sh/dns-query.
Install the Moshpit certificate so the padlock shows: pit.world/moshpit-root-ca.crt.
Open https://family.ancestry.

Every device, step by step, and how to undo it: pit.world/connect. Or install moshcode: curl -fsSL https://moshcode.sh/install.sh | sh.

family.ancestry also has a board, bbs.family.ancestry.pit.world, and a social feed from the AT Protocol network, social.family.ancestry.pit.world. One pit.world account signs you in on both, and on every other name's.