Project files
Gramps Graph View Profiles was the first published project. Its release package, source code and supporting files are kept together here.
The published projects are maintained in two GitHub repositories: one for Gramps Graph View Profiles and one for tools and filter rules.
Questions, issue reporting and release links are collected on the Support & feedback page.
Gramps report
Gramps' Narrated Web Site report can generate a complete linked family website with people, families, events, places, media and sources.
Gramps statistics project
Uses four HTML reports exported from Gramps to create a clean web overview of events, counts, age records and common names for the selected set of people.
Gramps extension
Gramps Graph View Profiles adds saved Standard and View profiles, startup control, temporary profile use and ProfileTag filtering to Graph View.
The first release is intended for Gramps 6.0 and the Graph View add-on.
Compatibility update: Successfully tested with Gramps 6.1.0-beta2-1. No changes to the Graph View Profiles code were required.
The original add-on without the profile extension is described in the Graph View manual .
Gramps People view
Easy Filter Builder provides a beginner-friendly way to build Gramps person filters. Create small blocks from ordinary Gramps rules, combine them visually in Simple mode or with a Formula, see live match counts, and save the finished result as a normal Gramps custom filter.
Python calendar tool
Rewrite Gramps' lightweight Web Calendar report as clean, mobile-friendly monthly pages with month navigation, a year switcher, living birthdays and expandable historical events. English and Danish are built in, and additional language packs can be added.
Gramps gramplet
Build main filters and reusable helper filters, test them directly in the People view, and keep them separate from Gramps’ own filter list while you work. Version 2.0 adds optional Export to / Remove from integration with Gramps’ own Filter Editor, safer helper-filter cleanup, a nested filter tree, a quick filter box and a built-in Guide.
Export tool
Export a Gramps 6.0 family tree to JSON that can be imported into Gramps 5.1 or 5.2, with tested compatibility adjustments and a conversion report.
Export tool
Export a Gramps 6.1 family tree to JSON that can be imported into Gramps 5.1 or 5.2, with tested compatibility adjustments and a conversion report.
Gramps tool
Runs Gramps’ built-in Verify the Data checks and creates a standalone, sortable HTML report with filtering, search and review check marks.
Gramps filter rule
Finds people who share a biological ancestor with a selected person.
What "biological" means here. Gramps records each child's link to a parent with a child-reference type —
Birth, Adopted, Foster, Stepchild or Sponsored — shown in the relationship drop-down on the child reference.
This rule treats only the Birth links as biological and follows those alone. Wherever this document says biological,
it means "connected through a Birth child-reference".
(Gramps' own term for the link is Birth; this addon calls the resulting line biological because that is what the traversal captures.)
Gramps review rule
Lists people recorded as adopted, foster, step, sponsored or another non-birth child type. It supports both all non-birth types and individual relationship selections.
Gramps review rule
Parents of a Non-Birth Child is a person filter rule that finds people who are a parent in a family where at least one child is recorded with a relationship other than Birth to that parent.
Gramps place filter rule
Matches a named place and every place enclosed by it, using the place name rather than a Gramps ID. Exact matching is the default, with optional regular expressions.
Gramps person filter rule
Matches people with an event in a named place or any of its sub-places, optionally restricted to one event type. It replaces the usual Places → Events → People filter chain for this common case.
Guide and report tool
Select any person as the proband and create local HTML, XLSX and JSON reports showing relationships, simplified paths, relationship paths and generations.