f-tree 0.1.1

What's Changed

• Licence the project under MIT by @thisisankit27 in #22
• Build and publish signed releases from a tag by @thisisankit27 in #23
• Version 0.1.1 by @thisisankit27 in #24
• Take the key alias out of secrets and check it early by @thisisankit27 in #25

Full Changelog: v0.1.0...v0.1.1

f-tree 0.1.0

The first installable build of f-tree — a local-first family tree for Android.

Everything stays on your device: no account, no login, no cloud, no backend. Share a tree by
exporting it to a file; importing one merges it into yours rather than replacing it.

What's in it

• People, with almost nothing required. A person needs no name and no dates. A blank person is a
  valid unknown person — the grandfather's brother nobody could name — and can be named years
  later without disturbing a single relationship.
• A graph, not a tree. Multiple spouses, children across different marriages, half-siblings and
  unknown ancestors all work with no special cases.
• A focused family chart — ancestors above, descendants below, pan, zoom, tap to re-centre.
• Export and import as a single .ftree file, with merge semantics that never overwrite what
  you already have. A backup is saved before every import.
• Photos, kept inside the app and carried in the export.
• Dark mode, and layouts that hold up at the largest system text size.

Install

Download f-tree-0.1.0.apk and open it on your phone. Android will ask you to allow installing
from this source, because the app is not distributed through the Play Store.

Requires Android 8.0 (API 26) or newer. 2.0 MB.

Notes

• The APK is signed with a self-signed key, so Android will warn that it comes from an unknown
  developer. Later releases will be signed with the same key and will update in place.
• The family chart draws itself on a canvas, which a screen reader cannot read. The people list is
  the accessible route: every person's page spells out their relationships as ordinary text.