How newsrooms actually used Timepath on a real story: what they made, how readers behaved, and what they would do differently.
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12 posts

De Morgen asked what you have to have done at least once as an Antwerper, collected the answers from locals, and published them with Timepath GeoStory's bucket list mode. Readers switch between a list and a map, filter by category, and mark every tip as somewhere they want to go or somewhere they have already been. Those choices persist, which turns a city guide into a tool people return to rather than an article they read once.

King's Day happens everywhere at once, and no newsroom has enough photographers for it. Leeuwarden Courant turned that into an invitation: a Timepath Voices callout inside the article asked readers to send in their best photo, and every submission appeared in the same place moments later. No form, no inbox, no upload page — one question, one tap, and a gallery that filled itself while the day went on.

Het Parool transformed their city guides into a high-utility experience featuring 101 must-visit spots across Amsterdam. Integrated filtering for restaurants and landmarks allows readers to navigate the city seamlessly while "ticking off" visited locations or saving future destinations. With fully saved user data and custom social sharing cards, this interactive map converts a static guide into a unique tool that incentivizes repeat visits.

Discover how De Telegraaf adds clarity to a developing story with Timepath’s Timeline maker.

Discover how Indie Agency News uses Timepath’s Liveblog to deliver rolling coverage on their homepage.

Discover how TV gids uses Timepath’s Liveblog to deliver rolling coverage of major award shows.

See how City and Country School uses Timepath to make history more engaging and student-driven.

Discover how de Volkskrant uses Timepath’s Collection tool to group related content into rich, thematic storytelling experiences.

See how Het Parool uses Timepath’s interactive timeline to give readers clear, chronological insight into complex events and histories.

Discover how RTL Nieuws uses Timepath’s liveblog to deliver fast and clear coverage of breaking news and major events.

Learn how De Telegraaf uses Timepath’s quiz tool to boost reader engagement with interactive, topical content.

Learn how Luxemburger Wort uses Timepath’s poll tool to interact with readers and collect opinions on current events in real time.
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