About Ticket Timeline

Ticket Timeline started in 2009, on the floor of my childhood bedroom, with a cigar box full of ticket stubs. I dumped them out, sorted them by date, team, and venue, and started organizing them the same way I used to organize sports cards as a kid. But as I laid them out, I realized something was missing. These weren't just memories—they were data. I found myself asking questions I couldn't answer: How many times did the Angels win when I was there? How many home runs had I seen? How many Hall of Fame players had I watched in person?

So I built the first version of Ticket Timeline in a spreadsheet—manually looking up every game, tracking wins and losses, and starting to uncover patterns in my own experiences. I tried for years to turn that into a real product, but the reality was simple: the data, tools, and infrastructure didn't exist yet to do it right. The idea sat unfinished—but never forgotten.

Today, Ticket Timeline is finally what it was meant to be: a living, data-powered timeline of every event you've attended. It automatically connects your experiences to real stats, real context, and real insights—turning a pile of ticket stubs into something far more powerful: a personal dataset of your life in live events.