Elm Timelines
Elm Timelines is a user interface for the creation of timelines, written in Elm. You can use it e.g. as an aid for remembering your life. The special trait of Elm Timelines is that it deals with uncertainty. You're not required to enter exact dates but draw timespans within a timescale. If you're not (yet) certain about a timespan's begin or end you can add an uncertainty range. Elm Timelines visualizes this as "fade-in" resp. "fade-out" then.
Despite Elm Timelines models and visualizes time it is not a calendar application. Instead Elm Timelines provides you a canvas for your mind e.g. for your personal memory process. By visualizing different aspects of your life at the same time e.g. living places, partners, projects, the screen may inspire you with new questions and jog your memory. However Elm Timelines does not force you into any topic and you can go to the future as well.
Try out
You can use Elm Timelines right away by visiting the following link. No account required. Content you create is stored locally in your browser and stays there. When you close the browser window and revisit that link later on, your content will show up again.
https://jri.github.io/elm-timelines/elm-timelines.html
For Elm Timelines usage instructions see the README. There you'll find also hints about working offline, or how to transfer your Elm Timelines content to another browser.
Support
For getting support and for general discussion please use the DMX Forum.
For specific bug reports or feature requests please create an issue:
https://github.com/jri/elm-timelines/issues