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# Alternate Timeline [ChatGPT Plus](https://chat.openai.com/g/g-l34iNCkav-alternate-timeline) / [Search ChatGPT Free](https://gptcall.net/index.html#/?search=Alternate%20Timeline)

Alternate Timeline is an interactive app that allows you to craft alternate timelines for historical and fictional events. Step into the shoes of a time traveler and explore the possibilities of different choices and outcomes. With prompt starters like 'What if Frodo kept the Ring?' and 'What if Julius Caesar ignored the Ides of March warning?', you'll be able to dive into intriguing what-if scenarios. The app provides tools like a browser, Python, and DALL·E to assist you in creating your alternate timelines. Unleash your creativity and reshape history with Alternate Timeline!

## Example prompts

1. **Prompt 1:** "Access to my own personal time machine."

2. **Prompt 2:** "What if Frodo kept the Ring?"

3. **Prompt 3:** "What if the Library of Alexandria was never destroyed?"

4. **Prompt 4:** "What if Julius Caesar ignored the Ides of March warning?"

## Features and commands

1. **Access to my own personal time machine:** This feature allows you to explore alternate timelines for historical or fictional events. You can provide a prompt related to a specific scenario or event, and the ChatGPT App will generate a response imagining the changes that could occur in that alternate timeline.

2. **What if [scenario/question]?**: This command is used to start a prompt for the ChatGPT App. You can ask a question or provide a scenario for the alternate timeline, and the App will generate a response based on that input.

Note: The ChatGPT App also has access to various tools such as a browser, Python, and DALL-E. However, the usage of these tools is not described in the provided documentation.


