DotTimeline

DotTimeline is a life résumé: everything from your birth to today, on one page. A résumé keeps only what you show others. DotTimeline keeps what stayed with you — not just school and work, but moves, breaks, farewells and losses can be the biggest event of a year. Write down what remains • Fuzzy dates are fine: "around 2015", the year only, the month, or the exact day. • Periods such as school or a job run as vertical lines, so overlapping years are clear at a glance. • Write one sentence and it is split into scenes and places, on device (with Apple Intelligence). • Just talk: your words are transcribed on device and placed as unconfirmed entries until you confirm them. Photos find the date • The bot looks through your library and shared albums for photos of the events you recorded, and asks before attaching anything. • A confirmed photo's capture time can turn "around 2015" into "November 14, 2015". You decide. • An event without photos is still a complete record. See your life on one page • Zoom between a lifetime, a decade and a single year. • The chronicle gives each year one line and one event of the year. • Your parents', spouse's and children's events are layers you can turn on and off. • Make editions, such as a résumé or a public version, that show only what you choose. Promises • The bot never attaches a photo without asking. • Photo analysis happens on your device. DotTimeline has no server that receives your records. • Your records are stored only on your device and in your own iCloud. The app's interface is in Korean. Requires iOS or iPadOS 26 or later.