GenogramAI
For Psychology Students

Family Systems Theory
Deserves Better Tools

You understand Bowen. You've read McGoldrick. Now you need to create a genogram that actually shows emotional relationships—not just boxes connected by lines.

25+ emotional relationship types
Free plan for students
McGoldrick standard symbols
The Struggle is Real

Every Psych Student Has Been Here

Family therapy courses assign genograms. They don't teach the tools.

Family Systems Theory Meets Reality

"Your Family Therapy course covers Bowen, Minuchin, McGoldrick. The textbook shows beautiful genograms with emotional lines and patterns. Then you're told to 'create one' with zero guidance on tools."

Learning the theory is one thing. Finding software that actually implements it is another. Most students spend hours on Google before finding anything useful.

Emotional Relationships Don't Exist in Normal Tools

"Your genogram needs to show enmeshment, cutoffs, and conflict patterns across three generations. PowerPoint has... lines. Straight lines. That's it."

A genogram without emotional relationship lines isn't really a genogram—it's just a family tree. Your professor knows the difference.

Drawing by Hand Looks Unprofessional

"You tried drawing it by hand and scanning it. The zigzag conflict lines look like a child's scribble. The fused relationship notation looks like you sneezed while drawing."

Clinical documentation needs to be readable by other professionals. A hand-drawn genogram in a grad school assignment doesn't reflect the work you put into understanding the family system.

Graduate Student Budget is Real

"GenoPro costs $50. You're already paying thousands in tuition, buying DSM-5s and therapy textbooks. You need a genogram tool twice in your entire program."

It doesn't make sense to buy expensive software for two assignments. But the free tools don't have what you need. It's a frustrating position.

Built for Family Systems Work

GenogramAI was designed by people who understand the theory.

25+ Emotional Relationship Types

Close, fused, enmeshed, distant, cutoff, conflict, hostile, abuse. All the relationships your Family Systems textbook describes.

Multigenerational Patterns

Show how anxiety, addiction, or cutoff patterns repeat across generations. Visualize the transmission of family dynamics.

Index Person & Triangles

Mark the identified patient. Show triangulation dynamics. Demonstrate differentiation levels within the system.

AI Understands Family Systems

Describe: 'Enmeshed mother-daughter relationship, father emotionally cutoff.' GenogramAI draws the correct notation automatically.

From Theory to Tool

The concepts you learn in class have direct visual representations.

Concept
Theory
In GenogramAI
Enmeshment / Fusion
Over-involvement, lack of differentiation
Three parallel lines showing fused relationship
Emotional Cutoff
Managing unresolved issues through distance
Line with two perpendicular cuts
Triangulation
Third party drawn into dyadic tension
Visual triangle between three family members
Conflict
Open disagreement, tension
Zigzag line between individuals
Grading Matters

Your Professor Reads Genograms

Faculty who teach family systems know the notation cold. A genogram with incorrect symbols or missing emotional lines won't get full marks—no matter how good your analysis is.

Correct Notation

McGoldrick-standard symbols that any clinician would recognize.

Complete Relationships

All 25+ emotional line types your textbook describes.

Professional Output

Clean exports that demonstrate competency in family systems work.

Get Your Assignment Done Right

You've done the hard work understanding the family system. Let the tool handle the drawing.

Free plan includes:

  • 2 genograms (covers most assignments)
  • All 25+ emotional relationship types
  • AI generation from text
  • PDF export for submission
  • No credit card required
Create Your First Genogram

Works in your browser. No software to install.