People Space Time Machine
Take Time
Make Time
DVIDR is one timeline for everything — your own days, and the history, sports, films and skies around them. Look back, plan ahead, and share the moments that matter.
Getting around
- Scroll to travel through time. Time runs down the page, earlier above and later below. The blue line is right now.
- Pinch to zoom, from an hour to a century. On a computer, pinch your trackpad or hold Ctrl and scroll. The further out, the more of history fits.
- Tap anything to open it. Each card has the story, pictures and links, with arrows to step to the next event.
- Tap the year on the left edge to see all of it. Now brings you back to today.
- Choose what's on it. The gear turns calendars on and off. Search finds anything: a team, a person, “yankees 1998”.
Make it yours
- Your own moments, in context. Add yours beside history, before the details fade.
- Share without the audience. A calendar for your family or your hiking crew, with no feed and no likes.
- Open to anyone. Browse without an account, and sign up when you're ready to make it yours.
Jump somewhere
- The real zodiac The 13 constellations the Sun really crosses — Ophiuchus too — drawn as the stars.
- What's ahead What's scheduled, predicted and due a round anniversary, through 2100.
- A picture of the universe a day NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day, every day since 1995.
- Who overlapped whom Every great composer's life side by side — Bach, Mozart, Beethoven.
- Every Atlantic hurricane 1,800 storms in their Saffir–Simpson colors, season by season.
- 1,200 springs in Kyoto The day Kyoto's cherry trees bloomed, every year since 812.