Who Do You Think You Are?

Name: Who Do You Think You Are?
Rating: 4.5 (36 reviews)
Author: Our Media Limited

By: Our Media Limited

Discover Your Family Tree

Features & Capabilities

Official companion to the BBC series, Who Do You Think You Are? Magazine helps you trace your family’s past, explore celebrity histories, and learn practical steps to build your own family tree and uncover military and social histories.

The app offers a 1-month trial for 99p with in-app purchases and subscriptions. Subscriptions auto-renew unless you turn them off; manage renewals in Account Settings. For support, privacy, and terms, visit the provided help pages.

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By:

Our Media Limited

Rating:

4.50

(36)

Version:

8.8 Last updated: 2025-07-02

Version code:

876038714

Creation date:

2012-04-13

Compatible devices:

Size:

57.15MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-11

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# 224,004 ▼ 710

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https://apps.apple.com/us/app/who-do-you-think-you-are/id486429648

User Reviews

The reviews praise the app for accessible, current issues, strong writing, and live links that aid genealogical research. However, persistent reliability problems with downloads and offline access, a magazine-like experience that feels diluted in the app, subscription glitches, lack of landscape mode, and price concerns significantly detract from user satisfaction.

Pros

Easy to use and readable interface.
Current edition available promptly, with overseas option and cost savings.
High-quality, well-written genealogy and history content.
Live, clickable references/links within articles.
Valuable resource for genealogists with practical tips and historical context.

Cons

Downloads and offline access are unreliable; back issues often don't download; downloads stop mid-way.
Content in the app often feels like a collection of web articles rather than a magazine; full articles missing.
Subscription management issues (auto-renew stops; white screen after paying; access problems).
No landscape orientation support.
Price/value concerns; $4.99 price for online access is considered too high by some users.

Recent reviews

Love to get the latest issue. Especially like information on DNA. Thanks!

by Li*****, 2020-12-11

The articles are well written & interesting.

by Je*****, 2020-11-19

I had a automatic subscription then it seemed to stop. I downloaded the newest issue and I was like something is wrong. This was one of my favorite magazines in print and online. It is popular that the issues at Barnes and noble go fast so I relied on the online version. I feel like I am not getting the magazine in the new app and the content is set up in that I feeling that I am not getting the whole article. What a disappointment. I will have to take my chances at the store. Online is not worth $4.99.