free / plus / enterprise

Timeglider free

There is a time traveler in each of us. Whether you are a litigator or an 8th grader, Timeglider can quickly enhance your experience of the past, present, and future. Once you’ve explored a Timeglider timeline, you’ll wonder why you’ve never seen information organized like this before.

A free account allows you to:

experience a really cool application for visualizing history and project planning — for free, in perpetuity.
create up to three timelines
publish your timelines to up to 1000 visits per month total

Timeglider plus

Timeglider Plus gives you more tools and more publishing capacity. For a low monthly fee ($5), Timeglider Plus offers a suite of extra tools to create, monitor and manage additional accounts, assemble collaborative groups, make legends, manage photos, import calendars, raw timeline data, and more.

With a plus account, you're be able to:

collaborate by adding other Timeglider users to timelines as editors
create your own "sub-users". This is great for teachers seeking to quickly set up a classroom or small group.
import data from CSV (comma-separated) files and other flat-file formats, and export data to CSV and tab-separated formats
manage events and images in a searchable, sortable tabular interface.
create multi-timeline presentations
publish timelines to up to 10,000 visits per month

Timeglider enterprise

Does your company have time-oriented data that needs to be experienced, shared and understood better? Would you like to be able to generate timelines rapidly, and collaborate on them across your enterprise?

From large-scale news-oriented timelines to small collaborative project planning solutions, we can help you put the most powerful time-visualization tool available on the web to work.

Timeglider enterprise projects are now employing our new JavaScript-based timeline viewer and customized back end solutions.

Here are some possibilities:

bring a stream of documents (law cases, customer relations) into view, allowing for visualization according to date.
plan collaborative projects involving international team members and allow for varying levels of access and permission to different data elements.
import data from any web-available database and transform it selectively into timelines
bring any kind of archive — news, photo — to life, and open it to exploration.