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Download JFA

JFA is free and open source. Download the current release, install it on your own WordPress site and keep your family archive under your control.

Current pre-release

0.6.0-rc1

Release candidate for testing before the final JFA 0.6.0 release.

family-archive-0.6.0-rc1.zip

Get JFA

Download from the project repositories.

Codeberg is the primary home for Family Archive. A mirrored release is also available on GitHub.

Primary

Codeberg

Source code, release history and the primary JFA release page.

Mirror

GitHub

A mirrored repository and release for people who prefer GitHub.

Release candidate

0.6.0-rc1 is intended for testing.

This build has completed the planned release work and stabilization tests, but it is still labelled as a release candidate while it receives real-world testing before the final 0.6.0 release.

If you encounter an unusual bug, a clear bug report is one of the most useful contributions you can make to the project.

Verify your download

SHA-256 checksum

The release ZIP can be verified against this checksum:

4ef38d80d932f44c6a834ec59a9a4861d8e425376ac024d7cbeb91bea5632d71

Filename: family-archive-0.6.0-rc1.zip

Install

Install JFA through WordPress.

  1. Download the JFA release ZIP.
  2. Open your WordPress administration area.
  3. Go to Plugins → Add Plugin → Upload Plugin.
  4. Select family-archive-0.6.0-rc1.zip.
  5. Install and activate Family Archive.
  6. Follow the Family Archive setup and import your genealogy when you are ready.

JFA requires WordPress 6.2 or later and PHP 8.0 or later.

No paid edition

Free means free.

Family Archive is developed as free and open-source software. There is no premium edition and no feature set reserved for paying users.

If JFA is useful to you, optional support can help cover practical project costs such as domains, hosting and the public demo.

Testing, reporting bugs, improving documentation, sharing the project and contributing code are all valuable ways to support development.

Not ready to install?

Try JFA in the public demo first.

Explore the interface and features without installing anything on your own server.