Meaning becomes navigable
Semantic coordinates place related records near one another so patterns and outliers become visible.
+ About Cronologies
Knowledge is more
than a list.
Cronologies is semantic mapping and knowledge visualization software for turning documents, media, and tables into explorable worlds.
01 The purpose
See relationships
before conclusions.
Most research tools ask you to read one item at a time or reduce a collection to rows and columns. Cronologies keeps the individual material visible while adding spatial context: similar ideas cluster, explicit links connect, and time can become another dimension of the same universe.
The name reflects one of those lenses. A chronology shows change through time; Cronologies lets you compare that view with semantic, geographic, categorical, and graph-based arrangements without rebuilding your data.
02 Product principles
A tool for
active exploration.
The interface is designed to keep source material, structure, and interpretation close together.
One dataset, many viewpoints
Move among timelines, globes, grids, node-link graphs, and first-person views while preserving context.
Local and private by default
Free universes stay in browser storage; cloud capabilities are explicit, account-backed additions.
03 Independent software
Built by
Paul Sukhanov.
Cronologies is designed and developed by Paul Sukhanov in San Diego, California. It grew from a long-running interest in data visualization, machine learning, and tools that help people form their own understanding.
The public documentation explains how the system works, while the app includes sample universes you can explore without preparing a dataset first.
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