Panax turns PSN trophy history into scrollable timeline

Panax launched a web app that converts a PlayStation Network username into a scrollable timeline of that account’s trophy history. The timeline lists games, identifies the user’s first Platinum trophy and estimates total playtime while excluding PS3-era hours.

The app pulls publicly available trophy and playtime data from a PSN profile. Users enter only a PSN username; the site does not require a password or account registration. The app displays the creator’s name and the site address on the page.

The output appears as a continuous visual reel tracing trophy milestones from the earliest game on the account with trophy support. The tool began circulating on social platforms this week as users shared timelines and short reels of their PlayStation histories.

One early user reported a first Platinum in Uncharted: Drake’s Fortune, a library of about 2,213 games and roughly 15,470 hours of tracked playtime, equal to about 644 days. The total playtime likely omits PS3 hours because Sony did not publicly provide playtime data for that console generation.

The interface is presented as a visual recap rather than a management tool. It does not offer advanced sorting, filtering or deep statistics. Players seeking detailed tracking and sortable reports may prefer established tracker sites that provide those functions.

Data shown by the app depends on what Sony publicly exposes for each console generation. The app maker and address are visible on the site; users should consider the public nature of their PSN data before sharing images or videos of their timelines.