Documentation

How-to guides for the stories people build with TimeStrands, plus guides for integrating with the tools you already use.

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How TimeStrands works

The one-page tour: what tracks, events and sources are, how deep time is stored, and the path from a blank canvas to an embed.

Start from a use case close to your own. Each guide opens with a real, published example you can explore.

For educators

Build a deep-time classroom timeline that runs from the Bronze Age to the Iron Age without a single spreadsheet hack.

For product managers

Put iPhone, Pixel and Galaxy launches on one competitive timeline, then swap in your own roadmap or changelog.

For fans & creators

One track per franchise, every release dated, and the in-universe order spelled out for readers.

For study & faith

Use circa dates, ranges and parallel tracks to place one life beside the history happening around it.

For cloud & security teams

Drop CloudTrail records onto a timeline and zoom from the whole morning down to a millisecond-level burst of activity.

For operations & HR

One lane per person, day-precise bars for assignments and time off, so coverage gaps show up before they bite.

For product teams

Development, code freeze, billing, permits and store approval on one timeline, so nothing blocks launch day by surprise.

For developer relations

Bug-fix windows, security-only tails, end-of-life dates and deprecations for every version line, in one embeddable chart.

Connect Claude, opencode, Cursor or any MCP client so an agent can read and build your timelines with a personal access token.