All 4,966 Q drops.
Every Trump post, timestamp-matched.

A fast, offline archive app for Android, with full-text search, board filters, theme strands, a timeline, 1,679 images, and a live Δ feed that checks new Trump posts against the drops.

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v1.5 · 16 MB · Android 7.0+ · works offline · times in US Eastern

4,966Q drops

1,679images

9boards

2017–2022full span

Features

Everything in one place, built for the phone

Every drop, clean

All 4,966 drops with board chips, tripcode, post number and the anon posts Q replied to. Infinite scroll, newest or oldest first, jump to any #, and Δ time since the previous drop.

Search & filters

Phrase-aware full-text search with highlighting, date ranges, board filters with a legend, favorites, and "Today in Q history".

Strands

Recurring themes such as WWG1WGA, "Future proves past" and "Sum of all fears", each collected into its own list with counts.

Related drops

Each drop shows the five most similar drops by shared key terms (TF-IDF), so you can follow a topic across years.

Timeline

Weekly drop volume from 2017 to 2022. Tap or scrub to a week, and long silences are marked.

Gallery

All images attached to drops: thumbnails offline in the app, a 720 px lightbox, and a link to each image's drop.

Drop as image

Turn any drop into a 1080×1080 PNG on dark or aged paper, in typewriter or mono type, with gold or red highlights on the lines you choose. Share it or save it.

Offline & private

Everything, including the archive, images and search, runs with no account, tracking or cookies. Favorites and settings never leave the device. Times are always in US Eastern.

Live Δ timestamp matching

DELTA watches Trump's posts on Truth Social and X, converts each timestamp to US Eastern time and looks for matching drops:

Trump posts at8:51 AM ET

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reads asQ #851

Time as drop number (12h and 24h); minute-only codes flagged as weak
Date as drop number, the same day in Q history, the same time of day ±1 min
Top-5 keyword matches and Δ minutes between posts
Background checks about every 15 min, with notifications per platform

These are coincidences and an interpretation method, never proof. Live Δ runs in the Android app; browsers block the feeds.

The Data · Timing analysis

Is there a hidden timetable? An honest look at the timestamps.

All 4,966 drops, converted to US Eastern time with daylight saving handled. The timestamps show a strong human daily rhythm and long, irregular silences. They do not show a hidden schedule.

2.0%of drops fall between 03:00 and 10:00 ET, a hard quiet window

14 minmedian gap between drops; Q posted in sessions

64drops on 28 Mar 2019, the record day (36 in one hour)

563 daysthe longest silence, 8 Dec 2020 → 24 Jun 2022

:17 = chance84 drops vs 82.8 expected (p = 0.87)

When Q posted

Drops per hour (ET) × weekday. Tap a cell for its count. Posting starts around 10–11 ET and runs to about 01–02 ET. On 8kun the rhythm shifts toward office hours: 41% of drops fell on weekdays 09–17, against 24% if posting were spread evenly.

Tap a cell

Full chart with per-phase profiles (PNG) ↗

Drops per week and gap distribution — Silences and bursts
Drops per week, plus the distribution of gaps between consecutive drops. Half of all gaps are under 14 min, and only 3.9% exceed a day. The long silences (563, 130 and 93 days) are irregular, and the 93-day one coincides with 8chan going offline in 2019.

Drops per minute of the hour, :17 marked — Minute of the hour
Is :17 special? No. :17 has 84 drops against 82.8 expected, rank 23 of 60. Across all 60 minutes, χ² = 69.7 (p = 0.16), consistent with chance. The 17th of the month and multiples of 17 show nothing either, and drops exactly 1/5/10/15/17 minutes apart occur at chance level.

The “Q Clock” interpretation method, not evidence

Q wrote “Clock started - 10 days.” (#370, 18 Dec 2017), “Wind the clock w/ all markers.” (#477), “THE CLOCK IS ACTIVATED.” (#793), “Think mirror.” (#128) and “Future proves past.” (36 drops). The phrase “Q Clock” itself never appears; it's the anons' name for the method.

How anons read it: the clock's 60 minute marks stand for 60 days, starting 7 Dec 2017. Dates on the same mark are read together, and the opposite mark (+30) is the “mirror”. Tap a mark to see its Q-era dates.

Honest test: Q's active days are spread evenly over all 60 marks (χ² p > 0.99), and every date sits on some mark. So the method always finds something. It's a lens for reading, not a measurable pattern.

Static Q Clock chart (PNG) ↗

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