TimePeace is a private online diary: you write your days in plain words, each entry written on your own device first and kept in your own private account, and nothing is sold. Nothing is posted or shown to anyone, so unless you choose otherwise, you are the only one who reads it. No ads, nothing performed for an audience.
Three things, plainly: every entry is written on your own device from what you log, then kept in your own private account, encrypted on its way there and at rest. Nothing is posted, shared or shown to anyone. And the tender parts, your mood and your health, are kept only once you say yes. You can lock the app with a passcode or Face ID too.
Only you, unless you choose otherwise. Nothing is posted, shared or shown to anyone — there’s no feed, no profile, no audience waiting on the other side. We’re the data controller under POPIA, and we don’t read your diary to sell it or show it to anyone. If you ever want TimePeace to use it to help you — an insight, a recap — that only happens with your say-so.
No. TimePeace runs on no ads and nothing sold — firm lines, not aspirations. Your words aren’t fuel for an advertiser: the diary you asked it to keep stays yours. You can export everything and take it with you whenever you like.
Most diary apps quietly read what you write — to train something, to sell something, to fill a feed. TimePeace is built the other way around: your entries are yours, written on your device, kept in your own private account and shown to no one. Privacy isn’t a setting here; it’s the foundation.