Timeline Visualizer turns the Timeline.json you export from Google Maps into an animated travel video — right in your browser, nothing is uploaded.
What's different:
• 100% client-side: your location history never leaves your device
• 9:16 vertical MP4 with music, ready for Reels/TikTok
• Real route, moving marker, date + distance counters, final zoom-out
• Free, no app install, six languages
• Optional $2.99 one-time Pro (map styles, recap card, custom markers), no subscription
Doki Doki Dialog Generator makes DDLC-style dialogue box memes right in your browser — no sign-up, no install, nothing to download
What makes it different:
• Truly mobile-first — actually usable with your thumbs, so you can make a text box on your phone mid-stream or mid-chat
• 8 characters: Monika, Sayori, Natsuki, Yuri, plus MC, FeMC & Amy
• Two characters in one scene for real back-and-forth dialogue, not just single-line memes
• Export in 9:16 (Shorts/TikTok) or 16:9 (YouTube) with one tap
New Steam releases have a guide vacuum: the wikis are empty for weeks while everyone's stuck on the same bugs and bosses. One Hit Kill Guides focuses on that launch window — beginner routes, achievement roadmaps, and launch bug workarounds, published days after release and updated as patches land. Currently covering Rock Bottom, Farlands, and more
