Build a case chronology where every dated fact carries its source, then sort, filter and export it as a table or a dated PDF. Private by default, down to minute precision.
A chronology is the first thing built in a case and the last thing trusted in it. What makes one usable is not the drawing — it is that every line has a date, a source, and nothing invented in between.
Each event carries its own date — or a date range, for something that ran — and a source field for the document, statement or exhibit it came from. "Has a source" is one of the filters, so the gaps in a chronology are one click away rather than something found late.
The time horizon goes down to minutes and seconds. A case that turns on the order of four things inside one afternoon is kept at that scale; a case that runs over nine years is kept in years. The same events, drawn against whichever axis the question needs.
The Log style is the chronology as a table: one row per fact, sortable by date, narrowed by search, by tag, by category, by period, and by whether a source is attached. Filters carry through to export, so a chronology of only the events tagged "disclosure" is a filter and a button. Log and bulk import are on the Advanced plan.
Export writes three things: a print document designed for A4, with the date in its own gutter and no event split across two sheets; a CSV with one row per fact and every field; and a zip of the images with a manifest naming which fact each one belongs to.
Every timeline is private to your account until you change it. There is no public listing to opt out of, and sharing produces a read-only link rather than a search result. The privacy policy sets out what is stored, where, and how it is deleted.
Boromlia is software, not advice. It stores what you put in it and shows it back in the order it happened; the review of the record stays yours.
Log: The chronology as a sortable table — one row per fact, and the shape the CSV exports.
Spans: Periods and single events on one axis, for a case that turns on what overlapped.
Map: When where mattered: every located event as a waypoint on one route.