TimePeace is a calm kitchen diary for people who cook: keep the dinners that worked, the recipes you actually make, the freezer finally inventoried and the table you fed. Plan a week that fits your real days, cook one step at a time with timers, and let the shopping list build itself from what you’ll cook — privately, on your own device, free, with no feed and nothing sold.
The week’s dinners on one card, the recipes you actually make, what’s in the freezer, and the table you fed — portions in and out, who came, what they thought. It reads back like a cook’s diary, not a spreadsheet.
Yes. The meals you plan send their ingredients to one Shopping list, sorted by your shops and your categories, and the pantry remembers what’s already home — so less is forgotten and less is bought twice.
Ask for a plan and it reads your real week — busy evenings go easy, the freezer and what needs using up come first — and offers three options. After dinner, one tap marks it eaten, skipped or leftovers, and next week starts from what really happened.
Yes. Recipes carry what they cost, and the week can be held against a cap you choose. A household with different needs and allergens gets one plan with a swap for each person, and hosting has its own timeline, worked backwards from when you sit down.
No. Fed, not optimised — there’s no diet agenda and no scolding. TimePeace keeps what you cooked and who it fed, so a good run of dinners is something to look back on, not a number to answer to.
The meals blur together — until you can’t remember the dish everyone loved. TimePeace keeps the cooking life as you live it: the recipes that worked, the freezer that saved a busy night, the table you set, all in one private place.