Chronorius vs NTT DATA Open Innovation Week

Chronorius shows for every day what happened on that date: events, births, deaths and observances. The entries come mainly from Wikipedia and Wikidata, plus a few curated entries. For every detail you can see where it comes from. TODAY The day’s events in chronological order, split into events, births and deaths. A timeline on the edge jumps straight to a year. Filter by topic and world region. DETAILS For each entry: the sentence about what happened, the Wikipedia article in paragraphs, images with author and license, the place on a map and what happened before and after. ORIGIN & SOURCES Primary source, additional sources and retrieval date. Differing details from Wikipedia and Wikidata are shown, uncertain dates are marked. Errors can be reported or corrected on the device. TOPIC GUIDES Guided paths through Ancient Rome, the French Revolution, the Industrial Revolution, the Cold War and spaceflight. PEOPLE Life stages with education, offices, works and relationships, each with a source. MORE • Calendar, timeline, search and world map • Quiz “Which event came first?” • Favorites, collections and notes • Widgets, Control Center controls, shortcuts and a daily notification • Loaded days work offline; load 30 days or a whole year in advance • Import your own data (JSON, CSV, SQLite) LANGUAGES English, German, Italian, Spanish, French, Persian, Portuguese, Russian, Arabic, Chinese, Japanese, Hindi, Indonesian and Turkish. App language and content language can be set separately. No account, no ads, no tracking.

Open Innovation Week brings together NTT DATA clients, startups and innovation leaders to address real business challenges through co-creation activities, local ecosystem immersion and high-value networking.