• Link media to events, facts and marriages.
    Media can be linked to individual event, fact and marriage fields using the new media panel that appears in the Edit Person and Edit Family window.
  • Reunion can create Custom Report Sections for books, web projects, and word processors. A custom report section (or custom section) is a compilation of information about a specific aspect of the report you’re creating.

    Custom sections are optional. You choose which ones to include for each report.
  • Find / Find & Replace in person & family notes, free-form text and in sources and logs.
  • Noteboard for viewing, searching, and editing a single note or a group of person and/or family notes from a separate window.
  • Customizable settings for sidebar lists.
    Display more lines per row and preferred pictures in sidebar lists.
  • Bookmarks Sets for maintaining different categories of bookmarks.

  • Couples Sidebar for displaying couples in the sidebar.
  • Hourglass Chart - A chart showing the ancestors and the descendants of a source couple.
  • Everybody Chart - The most comprehensive chart of them all.
  • Improved Chart Frames - Many decorative chart border options to choose from.
  • Coordinate Grid for charts - Grid coordinates can be used to locate people on large charts.
  • Character, word, and paragraph count added to person/family notes, free-form source fields and logs.


  • Free form text tools added to person/family notes, free-form source fields and logs for cleaning up free-form text fields.

  • Strikethrough attribute added to person/family notes, free-form source fields and logs.
  • Added "Today" button to person/family notes and free-form source fields for quickly adding a new line with today's date.
  • Find Relationship Options window for selecting chart box contents in the Find Relationship panel.
  • Thumbnails Window...
    • New Picture frame options.
    • Search box can be used when showing thumbnails for sources.
  • Menu added to the people search box at the top of the Sidebar and Lists window...
    • Select from 3 search formats: ‘lastname, firstname’ - ‘firstname, lastname’ - ‘any name’.
    • Select from the 20 most recent searches.

  • Relatives Sidebar and Relatives List settings...
    • Added separate Ancestor and Descendant generations options.
    • Enhanced the generational list filtering based on continuous blood lines.
      (For example: First cousins will be listed for Ancestor generations of 2+ and not for 1.)
  • Places Sidebar and Places List window. Additions to the place usage list...
    • Option to show birth & death date for people.
    • Option to show event date.
    • Option to show person’s age at the time of an event.
  • Share/print current or all notes fields for a person or family.
  • Sources Sidebar and Sources List - menu in the search box...
    • 20 most recent searches are remembered.
    • 3 search types have been moved from the Show menu to the Search box menu.
  • Edit Source: Share current source.
  • Edit Source:Keyboard shortcut for changing the current source number field...
    • shift-cmd-up to go the next source.
    • shift-cmd-down to go to the previous source.
    • shift-cmd-home (also, shift-cmd-left) to go to the first source.
    • shift-cmd-end (also, shift-cmd-right) to go to the last source.
  • Logs Window...
    • Improved text finding for current log or all logs.
    • Added find & replace for current or all logs.
    • Added free-form text tools.
    • Added import button.
    • Added support for strikethrough text.
Charts
  • Chart Index - For navigation by name, printing lists of people in the chart, and seeing the names of people in a branch or subchart.
  • Chart Orientation suggestions with preview of chart sizes.
  • Decorative frames and dividers added to charts.
  • New shapes in charts.
  • Images and shapes can be rotated.
  • Images can be flipped horizontally or vertically.
  • Improved resize handles for pictures and shapes.
  • Improved line object in charts..
    • Lines can be curved.
    • Additional line patterns.
    • Improved line terminators.
    • Support for shadows behind lines.
  • New frame choices for pictures in charts.
  • New frame choices for pictures in chart boxes.
  • New "Entire chart" selection mode - helpful when editing everybody charts.
Books
  • Person Sheets format for the Book Report - Create a book report of person sheets for selected people.
  • Quickview and family file navigation available in the Book project window.
  • Shapes, lines, frames and dividers added to book project editor.
  • Text and images can be rotated in books.
  • Images can be flipped in books.
  • More picture frame options for pictures.
Web Publishing
  • More flexible Contacts section for web projects.
  • New Other Links section for web projects.
  • Web Preview button in the Web Settings window.
  • Simplified Web Settings > Reports > Files
    • Removed the flat option. Flat is no longer supported, it was for old web hosts that did not support folders.
    • Removed the Case option. Only lowercase is used. This option was for older web hosts that required uppercase file names.
    • Removed text encoding. UTF-8 will always be used. All web browsers now support UTF-8.
  • Selectable Couple delimiter - For all of Reunion's reports, books, and web pages.
  • When listing siblings in menus, the primary spouse of each sibling is included.
  • Added a Clear history option to the History menu.
  • GEDCOM 7.0 & GEDZIP.
  • Dark mode support.

Reunion 13

Download latest Reunion v13 for Macintosh  (.dmg - at 193.7 MB)

Reunion 12

Reunion 12 for Macintosh was replaced by Reunion 13 on 22nd October 2020.

The last maintenance update for Reunion 12 was 12.x 

Reunion 11

Reunion 11 for Macintosh was replaced by Reunion 12 on 27th November 2017.

The last maintenance update for Reunion 11 was 11.0.12 

Reunion 10

Reunion 10 for Macintosh was replaced by Reunion 11 in April 2015.

The last maintenance update for Reunion 10 was 10.0.6 

Reunion 9

Reunion 9 for Macintosh was replaced by Reunion 10 in May 2012.

The last maintenance update for Reunion 9 was 9.0c 

Reunion 8

Reunion 8 for Macintosh was replaced by Reunion 9 in March 2007.

The last maintenance update for Reunion 8 was 8.06 

Reunion 7

Reunion 7 for Macintosh was replaced by Reunion 8 in October 2002.

The last maintenance update for Reunion 7 was 7.05 

Reunion 6

Reunion 6 for Macintosh was replaced by Reunion 7 in May 2000.

The last maintenance update for Reunion 6 was 6.02 

Reunion 5

Reunion 5 for Macintosh was replaced by Reunion 6 in November 1998.

The last maintenance update for Reunion 5 was 5.06 

Reunion 4

Reunion 4 for Macintosh was replaced by Reunion 5 in September 1997.

Reunion 4 for Windows

Reunion 4 for Windows was acquired by Sierra in July 1997 and re-released as Generations for Windows in March 1998.

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