Lineage
Map your community's family tree across generations. Births, marriages and the names of those who came before held in one searchable record.
About Vansha
Families are more scattered than ever. Elders carry histories that vanish when they pass. The quiet threads that hold a community together are slipping away one memory, one name, one story at a time. Vansha exists to hold onto them.


About Vansha
A surname carries more than a name. It carries families, festivals, funds and the quiet work of remembering. Vansha brings all of it into one place useful enough for today, durable enough for generations.
Map your community's family tree across generations.
Manage members, coordinate events, run donation drives.
Records that outlast their keepers.
What we believe
The founders of Vansha realized that while digital networks helped us stay in touch with friends, we were losing touch with our roots. We set out to build a platform that honors the traditional oral histories of South Asian communities, translated for the digital age.
Map your community's family tree across generations. Births, marriages and the names of those who came before held in one searchable record.
Manage members, coordinate events, run donation drives. Keep everyone from elders to grandchildren in the loop on what matters now.
Records that outlast their keepers. Pass administration on without losing the archive. Your community's story keeps writing itself.
Map your community's family tree across generations. Births, marriages and the names of those who came before held in one searchable record.
Manage members, coordinate events, run donation drives. Keep everyone from elders to grandchildren in the loop on what matters now.
Records that outlast their keepers. Pass administration on without losing the archive. Your community's story keeps writing itself.
Who Vansha is for
Whether you're keeping things organized behind the scenes or just want to stay close to your people, Vansha gives everyone a simple way to belong no learning curve, no IT team.
Manage members, publish events, send announcements all from one calm dashboard. No technical setup required.

Stay in the loop, RSVP to events and connect with your people from anywhere in the diaspora.

No IT help, no complex setup. If you can post on social media, you can run your Vansha community.
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FAQS
Vansha (वंश) means lineage or family descent line in Nepali traced patrilineally through the father's side, from a founding ancestor down through sons. A woman is born into her father's vansha but is considered to marry into her husband's on marriage, so her children belong to his line, not hers which is why family trees are anchored on the male line with wives linked in as spouses rather than as separate branches. Vansha is closely tied to gotra (clan, used to check who you can't marry) and kul devta (shared family deity) and it carries real weight for inheritance, funeral rites and community/Samaj membership. Many Samaj organizations in Nepal are literally associations of people sharing a common vansha, so recording it accurately isn't just genealogy, it's proof of belonging.