Timeline your life with Dipity.

by Joey Celis Jun 23rd 2008 at 6:00PM

Timelines are a great way to provide an overview of events. But what's even better is a timeline that generates content automatically based on information you probably already have.

Dipity takes automated timeline creation to a new level. If you have (and quite frankly who doesn't) a Blogger, Flickr, WordPress, YouTube, Twitter or any of the other supported social networking site just enter in your user name, URL or an RSS feed and dipity will do the rest.

You can view your timeline in years, months, weeks or even one day. Dipity also let's you rate your events so that those with higher ratings are displayed more prominently than others with lower ratings.

You're free to embed your timeline on your own site or list them on dipity's searchable directory.

If you ever wanted to see your online life sprawled out in front of you, dipity is one way to go about it.

Tags: blogger, flickr, socialnetworking, timeline, wordpress, youtube

Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)

moby said 7:52PM on 6-23-2008

Interesting take on old tech. The "flipbook" option is kinda cool.

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