Kunbaa is for people who searched "family tree" wanting their own (the aunt nobody can place, the cousins on Dad's side, Nani's birthday) and want the relatives who know the answers to fill the tree in with them, free, in a private space with the photos and stories beside it.
Family Tree! – Logic Puzzles is a puzzle game: clues unlock the branches of fictional families and their secrets while you build themed towns, with ads and coin packs, rated 18+. Kunbaa is a private, invite-only app for your real family: a tree every relative builds together for free, a wall where photos keep who, where and when in the caption, birthdays that become reminders, and chat and calls in the app. If you wanted the puzzle, get the puzzle; if you wanted your family, start with Kunbaa.
At a glance, as of September 2026. Kunbaa facts describe the current release; Family Tree! Logic Puzzles facts are quoted from its own site.
Yes: YesPartly: Partly, or with a conditionNo: No
| Compared | Kunbaa | Family Tree! Logic Puzzles |
|---|---|---|
| What it is | A private space for your real family, built on a tree of the people you know | A logic puzzle about invented families, with towns to build between levels |
| Whose family | Yes:Yours. Both sides, each relative adding what only they know | No:Fictional families written for the puzzle |
| The clues | Your relatives. The aunt who can still name everyone in the wedding photo, recorded in her own voice | Written clues that unlock the next branch |
| Photos and stories | Yes:A wall for photos, videos, stories and voice notes, captioned with who, where and roughly when, with an audience per post; Moments gathers it into a timeline | No:Story reveals belong to the puzzle's characters |
| Everyday family life | Yes:Events with birthday reminders and to-dos on the web; chat, calls and opt-in Family Safety in the Kunbaa app | No:None; it is a single-player puzzle |
| Puzzles, levels and rewards | No:None. Kunbaa is not a game; the reward is a tree that is still there in forty years | Yes:Yes. Logic puzzles, levels, towns to build and daily challenges |
| Ads | Yes:No ads on Plus and Ultra, and no personalised ads on Free. Invite-only, nobody's data sold | No:Ad-supported; a "No Ads Pack" is listed at A$14.99 on the Australian App Store, September 2026 |
| Age | Every account is held by an adult (18+); children are on the tree and in the photos, added by adults | Rated 18+ on the App Store |
| Price | Free to start, with no limit on people in the tree. Kunbaa Plus is $9.99/mo or $99.99/yr for the payer's household (yearly is about $8.33 a month for the payer's household); everyone else joins free | Free to play with ads; coin packs, passes and bundles sold in-app, September 2026 |
Source: Family Tree! – Logic Puzzles features and Australian in-app prices from its App Store listing, read on 27 September 2026; prices vary by country. Kunbaa facts describe the current release. Details change; check Family Tree! Logic Puzzles’s site for today’s plans and prices.
Family Tree! Logic Puzzles is good at its job. This is the plain list of what changes if your family moves this part of its life to Kunbaa.
Everyone you invite gets their own place on the tree, their photo and their birthday, and adds the relatives only they know. Both sides of the family, each relative adding their own. Relatives who have passed stay where they belong; children are added by adults without an account.
The Kunbaa family tree →
Post the scanned photo to the family wall and the relatives who know say who is in it; the answer goes into the caption (who, where and roughly when) beside the people on the tree. Moments gathers the archive into a timeline, and on Kunbaa Plus and Ultra you choose who sees each post.
The wall and Moments →
A voice note on the wall keeps the story the way it was told (the move, the wedding, the name that skipped a generation), kept beside the people it is about, for the grandchildren who will want to hear it.
Wall photos and voice notes →Every birthday on the tree becomes a reminder for the family. Plan the reunion as an event with a to-do list, keep it to the relatives it concerns, and attach the photos afterwards so the day is kept as a day.
Events and reminders →
An admin decides, per relative, whether they can add people to the tree, post to the wall, or message members, and a relative can request more access from inside the app. Every account is held by an adult, so the tree stays in the hands of the people you invited.
How private is Kunbaa? →More questions? Read the full FAQ or what private means in Kunbaa.
No. Kunbaa is a private app for your real family: a tree the relatives you invite build together, a wall for the photos and stories with the names written down, birthdays and events, and chat and calls in the app. Family Tree! – Logic Puzzles is a puzzle about invented families. They share two words and nothing else.
If you wanted to work out how your own relatives fit together, and keep the answer, you want a tree of real people, which is what Kunbaa is. Start with the people you know, invite the relatives who know the rest, and the tree fills in. Free to start, with no limit on people in the tree.
Kunbaa Plus and Ultra have no ads. The free plan has none today, and any ads on it would not be personalised. A Kunbaa family space is invite-only and cannot be searched, nobody's data is sold, and Kunbaa's revenue comes from its paid plans. The puzzle is ad-supported, with an in-app purchase to remove them.
It is built for them. A relative joins from an invitation that already links to their place on the tree, sees the family wall as a simple feed, and can look without ever posting. Anyone in the family can set up a parent or grandparent and help them in. Set up a parent or grandparent.
Everyone in the family joins Kunbaa free, and the tree has no limit on people. Kunbaa Plus is $9.99 a month or $99.99 a year, paid by one person, and keeps the family's archive: longer videos, room for the whole family's photos, and chat photos kept while the family is on Plus. There are no coin packs, passes or bundles.
Yes. Children are added to the tree by an adult and appear in the photos; they do not hold an account, because every Kunbaa account is for adults aged 18 and over. Adults keep it; kids are in it.
