TimePeace is a calm reading-and-watching diary for book and culture lovers: keep the book by your bed and the pages it gained, the series you finished, the album on repeat. Each lands in your private diary beside the rest of your day — on your own device, free, with no public shelf and nothing sold.
Books — pages or minutes, finishes, a rating when you close the cover. Shows and films — episodes, seasons, the night you finally finished one. And the music you played, if you like. Each one lands in your diary, so the year you lived includes the stories you lived in.
Nowhere. A rating in TimePeace is a note to your future self — there’s no public shelf, no followers, nothing shared or sold to anyone. The shelf of what you finished is yours alone.
No. TimePeace keeps your shelf; it doesn’t program your evenings. The next book is your call — the record of the ones you loved is the part that’s kept.
What you read and watch says a lot about you. In TimePeace it says it only to you — a private record of the books, the films and the music of your year, with nothing sold and no one watching.