Inside EverOn

See memories as part of a life

Explore recorded memories and stories in chronological order, with filters to narrow the view.

The everyday friction.

A folder tells you what was saved without showing how the pieces relate. As an archive grows, a memory becomes harder to place among the stories around it. Finding a period should not require opening every file.

A different way through.

EverOn’s timeline presents memories and stories chronologically, with filters to narrow the view. It gives the collection a browsable order and a place to return, alongside the project’s wider memory and search tools.

See the idea take shape.

Three moments in the experience. Explore the intended flow below.

  1. Open the memory timeline
  2. Choose filters for the view
  3. Explore the memories and stories in order
EverOn / See memories as part of a lifeIllustrative walkthrough

Follow the sequence

Browse contributions in time order to see individual memories within a larger stretch of life.

The difference it can make.

Follow the sequence

Browse contributions in time order to see individual memories within a larger stretch of life.

Focus the view

Use timeline filters to narrow a growing collection instead of reading through everything at once.

Return to a story

Keep stories and memories within the same chronological experience so each has a place in the archive.

Where it stands.

Good ideas deserve an honest description of where they are today.

In development

The timeline is available in the development application as the wider memory service takes shape.

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