TimePeace can echo the plans you make onto your own Google Calendar. Sign in with the same Google account you already use, turn the connection on once, and any date you set in TimePeace can optionally appear alongside your existing events — one calendar, kept in sync, without retyping a thing.
When it's on, the plans you create in TimePeace's Planner can be added to your Google Calendar automatically — so a dinner, a deadline or a trip you log in TimePeace shows up on the calendar you already check every day, without you typing it twice.
No — it's opt-in, plan by plan. You choose which plans go to your calendar, and turning it on or off again in Settings takes one tap either way.
No separate account. It rides the same Google sign-in you already use to open TimePeace — there's nothing extra to create, just a connection to turn on.
Any time. Disconnect it in Settings and TimePeace stops sending new plans to your calendar straight away — nothing already there gets touched or removed.
Most calendars and diaries live apart, so the same date gets kept twice. TimePeace's Google Calendar connection closes that gap — the plans you make here can sit right beside the meetings you already have, in one place, without extra typing.