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Turn a pile of dated evidence into a clear sequence of events — interactive online, and exportable as a PDF anyone can follow.

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Rental — 2410 Riverbend Drive

Disturbance & repairs log

Master timelineReceiptsCorollary eventsCorrespondence
2024
Deposit & lease
1
Mar 12, 2024 · 9:15 AM
Deposit paid in full

Bank transfer of $1,850 to the property manager. Receipt and confirmation email attached.

ReceiptsMaster timeline
2024
Repairs
2
Aug 4, 2024
Third report of the leak

Reported by phone at 8:40 AM and again in writing. Photos taken the same afternoon.

Corollary events
2025
Correspondence
3
Jan 19, 2025 · 5:02 PM
Property manager denies receiving reports

Letter contradicts the call log below.

Master timeline

Built for the timelines that actually matter

Tenancy disputes, insurance claims, employment cases, medical histories, investigations — anywhere the order of events is the whole argument.

Every piece of evidence, on the right date

Attach as many photos, videos, documents, audio files and notes to a single point in time as you need. Most timeline tools cap you at one image per event — this one doesn't.

Tags become tabs

Tag a data point “Receipts” or “Corollary events” and it becomes a tab across the top. One master timeline, and a filtered view for every thread running through it.

Redacted by default

Every image carries a redacted and an unredacted version. Anything you share or export shows the redacted one unless you say otherwise. Originals are never overwritten.

A PDF that holds up

Export a numbered, dated, attributed document with a full change history behind it — readable by anyone, defensible when it matters.

Vertical or horizontal

Read it as a scrolling column or a horizontal track. It's your timeline; you choose how it reads.

Workspaces and people

Group timelines into workspaces, invite the people who need them, and keep a record of who changed what and when.

Three steps, then it's done

  1. 1

    Add your data points

    A date, a title, and whatever you've got — files, photos, recordings, notes.

  2. 2

    Tag and arrange

    Group events into phases, tag the threads, pick vertical or horizontal.

  3. 3

    Share or export

    Publish a link that shows the redacted version, or export the PDF.

Start with one date and one photo

Build it up as the evidence arrives. Share it when you're ready.

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