CChronoMapOpen app

Map history across time.

ChronoMap is a multi-track timeline editor for exploring history, organizing Wikipedia-backed events, and sharing read-only time maps.

Start using ChronoMapSee how it works

Paste a Wikipedia link, add events or intervals, arrange them into tracks, and share the result.

ChronoMap app showing a multi-track history timeline editor with a locked time axis, Wikipedia search, event marker, and historical interval clips.

From source page to shared time map.

  1. 01

    Search or paste a Wikipedia link

    Start from search, or paste a Wikipedia link directly.

  2. 02

    Add events and intervals to your timeline

    Add source-backed items or create your own custom dates.

  3. 03

    Arrange tracks and share a read-only link

    Organize rows, then send a read-only snapshot to others.

FAQ

Is ChronoMap a map?

It is a map of time, not a geographic map. You can pan, zoom, compare, and organize historical periods like a spatial timeline.

Can I edit historical dates from Wikipedia?

Public historical dates are treated as fixed. You can organize items into tracks, but ChronoMap does not change the historical dates by dragging.

What if a Wikipedia page does not have clear dates?

You can set dates manually and create a custom item for your own workspace.

Are custom items public?

No. Custom items are personal to your browser unless included inside a read-only shared timeline snapshot.

Do people need an account?

No account is required for the first version.

Can I share a timeline?

Yes. ChronoMap can create read-only share links.

Start mapping history today.

Open ChronoMap, paste a Wikipedia link, and build your first interactive timeline.

Start using ChronoMap