Timeline Maker vs Chronolog

Make clear, beautiful timelines for the events that matter. iTimelines helps you turn life moments, project milestones, historical events, and story ideas into organized visual timelines. Add dates, titles, notes, categories, colors, and layouts, then export or share your timeline when it is ready. Great for: • Project plans and milestones • Personal life events and memories • History study and research notes • Writing timelines for stories and characters • Fitness, travel, legal, or family history records Key features: • Create multiple timelines for different topics • Add and edit events with dates, titles, and descriptions • Customize colors, styles, categories, and time periods • Export timelines as images or PDF • Share polished timeline visuals with others • Work offline, with your data stored on your device or iCloud iTimelines is designed to stay simple. It gives you enough structure to organize complex events, without turning timeline creation into a complicated project. Premium unlocks advanced features: • Unlimited timelines • Advanced export options • Priority support Questions or feedback? Contact: programwarrior2@outlook.com Terms of Service: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1E-6G9nH7Ar7Yk8HzdjJQ8VMQPsEsHsCE3J8jWUHqJW4/edit?usp=sharing Privacy Policy: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1bplgcEg46E0fuEh64yRkxVtiLyTOnM8NWqgmrydKg_k/edit?usp=sharing

Note the time with Chronolog! Press the big plus button to save that moment in time! Add a text entry to a note either before or after saving, and edit it at will! Delete or duplicate a note (now with handy swipe controls)! You can even edit a note's date and time (to the nearest minute)! That's pretty much the gist of it. Multiple lists are at your disposal. Make a new one and give it a name to remember. And your most recently used list gets automagically opened on app launch! You can even copy your list to plaintext, to paste somewhere else, if you dare. New settings allow for novel functionality. Tired of tracking ticking seconds? Switch to "Minutes" time resolution to hide them! Have a love–hate relationship with counting? Let the app count for you by enabling "Note Index" display! And of course, who could forget "Time Diffs" to show the span between notes next to the time. And for a radically different experience, switch the clock mode to "Relative" for all times to display as the span since the first note — or the last!