A real, published Timepath story — embedded exactly the way you would embed it.
GeoStory. Immersive map-based stories with rich media.
Join the ranks of top newsrooms leveraging Timepath to enhance their storytelling and audience engagement.
Spatial storytelling that invites participation. Readers become active explorers instead of passive viewers.
Don’t just show: engage. Our features are designed to turn passive readers into active participants. Use the bucket list mode to build reader loyalty, or deploy guided tours to provide a seamless narrative flow that keeps your audience on the page longer.
With smart markers, you can embed map pins with video, audio, images, and long-form text to create a centralized hub for your reporting. Readers can explore content instantly without ever navigating away from the map. By keeping all assets in one place, you provide a seamless user experience that reduces bounce rates and boosts engagement.
From city guides to conflict zones. Tell stories at any scale: whether you are highlighting hidden gems in a local neighborhood or tracking the front lines of an evolving international crisis.

RTL Nieuws
“As the chief editor of RTL Nieuws, I can confidently say that with Timepath liveblogging, we're able to provide real-time updates to our readers as events unfold, keeping them informed and engaged like never before.”
Mediahuis
“Timepath has become an essential part of our digital publishing toolkit. It allows our teams to enrich articles with interactive elements in just a few clicks that truly engage our readers. We've seen a clear boost in time spent on page and stronger reader interaction across the board. It's simple to implement, scales well, and fits seamlessly into our editorial workflows.”
Discover how leading newsrooms use geospatial storytelling to deliver immersive, interactive experiences of complex stories.
From timelines and liveblogs to quizzes, polls, and collections, find answers to the most common questions about creating, customizing, and publishing interactive content with Timepath.
Go to our FAQ pageTimepath Geo Story is a geospatial, interactive storytelling format designed for journalists to tell complex, location-based stories with clarity. Unlike static maps, it combines a narrative layer with dynamic spatial data, allowing users to explore events as they unfold across different coordinates. It enables newsrooms to transform raw geographic data into a structured, engaging journey that provides readers with a deep sense of place and proximity.
Newsrooms use Timepath GEO Story to bring immediate clarity to geographically complex narratives by transforming abstract data into intuitive visual journeys. Whether visualizing the intricate layers of a global investigation, tracking live breaking news from the field, or offering utility-driven city guides like "50 places to visit", the format ensures readers always understand the "where" in relation to the "why". By layering context directly onto the map, it eliminates confusion and allows audiences to grasp the scale and proximity of events at a single glance, without ever leaving the site.
Timepath GEO Stories are designed for seamless integration into any digital ecosystem. They can be embedded into your CMS or mobile app using a script tag or an iframe. Using the script-based embedding method is particularly beneficial for SEO, as it ensures that the map’s textual content remains crawlable by search engine bots, helping your long-form articles and interactive dossiers rank higher in search results.
Timepath GEO Story significantly elevates audience engagement and retention through interactive "sticky" features that far outperform static imagery. It empowers newsrooms with a zero-developer dependency workflow, allowing newsrooms to build complex, data-rich maps without depending on the technical team. In addition, the format supports persistent user data, which is perfect for bucket lists where readers return to update their progress, boosting audience loyalty.
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