TimePeace keeps your notes where the rest of your life already lives. A note here is a small document — headings, paragraphs, lists and tick-boxes — dated, searchable and sitting beside the diary instead of in yet another app. Jot the thought now; find it again in a year.
Headings, paragraphs, bulleted lists and tick-boxes, built as blocks — so a note behaves like a small document rather than a scrap of text. Long ones stay readable; short ones stay short. Tick-boxes make a note a checklist without becoming a task list.
Because the thought and the day belong together. The list you wrote before the trip, the questions before the appointment, the half-idea on the train — in TimePeace they sit a tap from the days they relate to, and the same search finds all of it at once.
They are part of the same private record: kept on your device, synced only if you turn sync on, and never read to sell you anything. Nothing you write is shown to anyone else.
Yes. Like every feature in TimePeace, Notes has a switch. Turn it off and the tab goes away while your notes wait, untouched, for the day you turn it back on.
Notes belong with the days they came from. Keeping them beside your diary means one place to look, one search to run, and one fewer app to open.