The Mac-Friendly
Alternative to GenoPro

Here is a small detail that says a lot about how each tool is built. When a vertical connector in a busy genogram crosses an unrelated horizontal line, a clean drawing puts a tiny semicircular hop over the crossing — the same "wire hop" convention hand-drawn circuit diagrams have used for decades to show that two lines cross without touching. It keeps a crowded chart readable at a glance.

GenoPro users have been asking for exactly this on the official forums since 2011. It was never added — the accepted answer is still a manual workaround, covering each crossing by hand and redoing it whenever anything moves.

GenogramAI draws those hops for you, automatically. As you drag people around the canvas, it re-routes the crossings live: real connections (T-junctions) never hop, a line never hops its own family's plumbing, and crossings that sit too close together collapse into a single clean hop. It covers marriage bars, sibling brackets, and the staircase connectors of multiple marriages — no white squares, no hand-bending, nothing to redo when the layout shifts. As far as we know, GenogramAI is the first genogram maker with fully automatic line tunneling. We did not invent the hop symbol — that lineage belongs to circuit diagrams — but we did bring it to genograms and made it automatic.