Have you been looking for a better way to keep track of your genealogy research? Perhaps you are hoping to track your sources in a more efficient manner, or list the friends, family, associates, and neighbors of your brick-wall ancestor in order to look for connections and research them in more depth. The third edition of our Airtable quick reference guide can help you use Airtable.com as a genealogy research log. Learn about key Airtable terms, field types, linked records, using base templates, formulas, views, suggested tables for a genealogy research log, research log headings, expanded record view, collaborating, and more. This edition has been updated to reflect the latest Airtable interface and includes new coverage of AI field agents — which can automate and enhance individual fields in your base — as well as Omni, Airtable’s integrated AI assistant. You’ll also find a new formula tip for sorting timeline events by partial dates, whether you have a full date, just a month and year, or a year alone.