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Three ways to put a story in order.

They all do the same thing: take events that happened and show them in sequence, so the shape of the story becomes visible. What differs is whose story it is.

Time-Line Continuum Personal

For your own story

Childhood memories, a family history, a career, an organisation, a long project. Add an event name, a date and a few words, then photographs, videos and links, and TLCp turns scattered details into a timeline you can keep, share and add to for years. Every timeline on this site was made with it.

Choose TLCp if you want to make a timeline of your own.

Time-Line Continuum News

For the news, in context

Headlines from major news organisations, gathered through the day and placed on one chronological timeline. Filter by source, category or keyword and follow a developing story across days or weeks instead of reading it one fragment at a time.

Choose TLCn if you want to follow how a story is unfolding.

Time-Line Continuum Family

For your family

A family tree that keeps the people, the dates and the relationships between them in one private place, and lets you put anyone at the centre and follow the line down through their children and grandchildren.

Choose TLC Family if you are tracing a family rather than a story.

Not sure where to start?

Read one of ours first. Every timeline on this site is free to read, with no account needed, and they were all built with the same tool you would be using. Once you have seen one, what you want to make with it tends to become obvious.