TimePeace keeps a short self-care routine in your own words — a few steps in the morning, a few at night — and lets you tick them off without turning it into a scoring system. Names only: no products to buy, no ingredients to decode, no rating out of ten. Just whether you did the thing.
Your own steps, in your own words — however you say them to yourself. A morning list and an evening list, as short or as long as your real routine is. Nothing is prescribed and nothing is recommended to you.
Never. There is no score, no analysis and no diagnosis anywhere in it — TimePeace is not a medical tool and does not pretend to be one. If you want to, you can note in a line how your skin feels; that note is yours, and it is kept under the same explicit permission as the rest of your health information.
If you choose to. A photo taken here is kept encrypted on that phone alone and is never uploaded — it exists so you can see one week beside another, and nothing looks at it or measures it. Turn the feature off and the pictures are destroyed with it.
No. There is no product catalogue, no shop and no affiliate links — TimePeace has nothing to sell you and no advertiser to please. It keeps your routine; that is the whole job.
Self-care apps mostly exist to sell you the next bottle. This one holds your routine, keeps your own words, and never scores your face.