a single place to save important pieces of a project in a timeline view
When project information gets scattered across Slack, Asana, HubSpot, etc. it's an absolutely nightmare to hunt down what happened, where it happened, and when it happened.
When project information gets scattered across Slack, Asana, HubSpot, etc. it's an absolutely nightmare to hunt down what happened, where it happened, and when it happened.
Certain events during a project are more important than others. It could be the day you deliver a project, or the day you get your first customer, maybe it's the day you get your first review.
Whether it's a big or little milestone, it deserves attention.
With Thymeline you save the exact time and day (down to the minute) and you can save the URL, plus add comments as well for future reference.
Where did it happen? Was it in Slack? Asana? Notion?
Instead of hunting down important information, just save it to your thymeline and give your entire team access.
Now it's easy to make things less fragmented for any project, no matter what apps run your business.
When you're on ANY website, just click on the Thymeline Chrome Extension and hit "Add Event". That's it. Now you've saved it, forever. It won't get lost and you can go back and reference it anytime.
It doesn't get much easier than that.
Safari extension... soon!
At the moment we don't have any integrations with any other software. It's on our roadmap to have integrations with things like Zapier, but at the moment we've made it pretty easy to add things that are actually important.
When everything is automated, then things tend to be less important. The small, intentional, action of clicking on a Chrome extension and adding a quick comment makes it that much more valuable. So when we do start adding automations, we will make sure it's strategic.
We have an annual plan and a one-time plan (lifetime access). You don't need to pay anything right now, just start using it and if you need to upgrade, you can find it inside the app. You get all the features except the ability to invite others to a Thymeline. But once you're in, you can see the plans and decide what works for you.
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