Isle of Time

History can now be read by where it happened. This update brings a location axis to the Atlas, letting time and place meet on a single map. ・Read history by place Filter by 15 cities and islands, from Keelung to Pingtung, including Hualien, Penghu, and Green Island. Choose one and the map focuses automatically, revealing four centuries of stories layered over the same ground. ・Era × Location, read together Use either axis on its own, or both at once. Select an era and step through events with the previous and next arrows; add a location and see exactly what one city lived through in that period. ・See a city's weight at a glance Each city shows its volume count and cover thumbnails, and combinations with no records yet are clearly marked — no need to tap through to find out. ・Island-wide events are no longer left out Volumes that shaped the whole island and can't be pinned to one place are collected in a pill above the map, one tap away. ・A persistent sidebar on iPad and Mac Eras and locations sit side by side, so you can adjust and compare in a single glance. ・Your view is remembered Leave and return to the Atlas, and your filters will be waiting for you. We've also refined map zooming and node spacing, so densely clustered events stay legible as you zoom in. Thank you for reading. If this project means something to you, a rating on the App Store helps more people discover Formosa's story.