Hana - Family Tree Application

Fatimah, Basuki, Sudiarta, Kusuma, Embun — Hana turns a family tree into something you actually want to open, browse, and add to.

App UI Concept — Hana

Family Tree Application · Mobile UI · Personal & Social

A clean, emotionally warm mobile app concept for Hana — a family tree application that replaces the static diagram with a living, photo-first family network.

The tree screen presents family relationships as a visual node graph with real portrait photography at each node — grandparents at the top (Fatimah, Basuki), parents in the middle (Sudiarta, Kusuma in traditional Balinese dress), and the youngest generation below (Embun, a toddler in pink). Connecting lines map the relationships cleanly, the whole structure laid out in a vertical scroll that scales naturally as the family grows. Each node shows name and location — Tuban, Jawa Timur; Denpasar, Bali — communicating the geographic spread of a real Indonesian family across islands.

The member detail screen for "Embun" (3 tahun, 2 bulan) is the app's emotional core: a full-screen child photo at the top, age displayed precisely in years and months (the way Indonesian parents count), parents listed with avatars (Bali: Sudiarta, Ibu: Kusuma), address, gender, and blood type — a complete family record in a single, beautifully composed card.

The design is minimal and photo-forward: white backgrounds, light grey structure, warm photography doing all the emotional work. No unnecessary chrome.

A family app that feels like a photo album and functions like a database — exactly what silaturrahim in the digital age should look like.


14/05/2019