TimePeace is a private life tracker for everything an ordinary life holds — your days, exercise, meals, people, travel, studies and habits — kept on one quiet page instead of scattered across a dozen apps. You log a little as you go, and it threads into a diary that reads back like a book, on your device and yours alone.
Nearly everything you'd want to remember: exercise and sport by name, meals and the freezer, the people you see, trips and packing, studies and the working week, books and shows, and gentle habits. Each lands in your private diary on the day it belongs to — one tracker instead of ten.
Everything you can keep →Yes — private by default. Your life stays on your device unless you turn on sync, and then it's encrypted and yours alone. There are no ads and no third-party tracking, and nothing about you is sold — the only tracking is the record you asked it to keep.
No. Turn on only the parts of life you want to keep and the rest waits quietly. Log in a tap or write a paragraph — a life tracker that bends to your day, not the other way around.
Anywhere. Open TimePeace in any browser and add it to your home screen, or get the free iPhone app from the App Store, with Android on the way. Sign in and your diary syncs across them all.
How it works →Most trackers keep one slice — steps, or mood, or spending. TimePeace keeps the whole of an ordinary life in one private place, so looking back means opening one page, not ten apps.