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Your own story, in the order it happened.

TLCp helps you organise life's most meaningful moments into a clear, elegant visual, for remembering, for sharing, or simply for making sense of things. From childhood memories to milestone achievements, it turns your journey into a timeline worth keeping.

Why your story deserves a timeline

Every life tells a story, and yours deserves to be remembered with care. TLCp is a considered way to organise and present the moments that matter most, whether you are preserving a family history, celebrating someone’s life, or reflecting on your own journey.

But it is not only for personal reflection. Timelines help professionals, educators and project leads make sense of complicated information. Career highlights, the history of a nonprofit, the development of a business, the progress of a long project: a timeline brings structure, clarity and perspective to all of them.

We turn scattered details, the dates and events and milestones, into a visual story that is easy to follow and meaningful to return to.

  • Preserving family memories and life moments
  • Celebrating or commemorating a loved one's life
  • Documenting an organisation's history
  • Recording a career and its milestones
  • Following a research path or a long project
  • Organising the details of a case or an investigation

Write your story in three steps

  1. 1

    Create your account

    The first step in writing your history. From your account you can create, edit, view and share as many timelines as you like.

  2. 2

    Create your timeline

    A timeline is one story: your own life, a family, a special event, an organisation, or a project you want properly recorded.

  3. 3

    Add your events

    An event needs only a name, a date and a few words. Add photographs, images, videos and links and it becomes something worth revisiting.

Every timeline on this site was made with TLCp.

The voyages, the journals, the company histories: all of them were written in the same tool you would be using. Read one first if you like; the timeline you build works exactly the same way.