TimePeace keeps habits the kind way: choose something you want more of and roughly how often, and logging it in your diary counts it for you. Letting something go works the same way — a day at a time, with slips treated as information rather than failure. Water and small daily rituals sit here too.
Pick the activity and how many days a week you are aiming for — even once counts. When you log that activity in your diary it counts automatically, so there is no second thing to tick. Miss a week and the page simply waits for you.
Breaking a habit has its own quiet corner: the days behind you, the slips, and the total, plus a moment for the urge itself and a short daily check-in. Nothing shames you and a slip does not wipe the record — it is part of it. It stays inside Habits, so it is not announced anywhere.
They are deliberately soft. A streak is there if it helps you and it stays out of the way if it doesn’t; the app may suggest what fits your rhythm, but nothing scolds you and nothing is taken away when life gets in the way.
The small daily things: glasses of water, a morning or evening ritual, whatever you want to keep an eye on without turning it into a project.
From our notes: a calmer way to keep a habit →Most habit apps run on guilt — the broken chain, the red day, the number reset to zero. TimePeace counts what you did, keeps the record when you slip, and waits.