Neatline is a digital humanities tool for creating interpretive, web-based exhibits that combine maps, timelines, and media. It is designed for scholars, educators, students, and cultural heritage professionals who need to present research or tell stories with a strong spatial and temporal dimension.

• Interactive Exhibits: Build web-native narratives where users can explore curated points on a map that are linked to descriptive text, images, and timeline entries.
• Spatial Storytelling: Annotate and layer historical or custom maps to illustrate journeys, events, or geographic relationships central to a narrative.
• Temporal Visualization: Plot events on an integrated timeline, allowing audiences to understand the sequence and duration of historical processes alongside their geographic context.
• Hand-Crafted Curation: Provides direct control over the placement of items and the design of the narrative, supporting detailed, argument-driven scholarship rather than automated visualizations.
• Omeka Integration: Functions as a suite of add-ons for the Omeka platform, leveraging its digital collection management for building exhibits sourced from institutional archives or personal research.