TimePeace is a calm life diary for people who keep everyone together: log the coffee, the call, the dinner you hosted and the birthday you remembered, and the friendships stop running on memory alone. Who you saw, when you last talked, the things they told you — kept privately on your own device, free, nothing shared.
Who came along — to the walk, the dinner, the trip. When you last properly talked. And the notes you’d hate to lose: the new job, the baby’s name, the thing they’re worried about — kept in your private diary so a friendship isn’t running on memory alone.
Never. TimePeace doesn’t rank your contacts or score your relationships. It just notices, quietly, that it’s been a while since Anna — and leaves what to do about it entirely to you. Nothing shames, nothing resets.
Nothing is sent, shared or looked up — no profiles, no contacts synced unless you choose. Your people live in your private diary exactly as you wrote them, with no ads and no third-party tracking.
Friendships fade not from a lack of love but from the days slipping past unmarked. TimePeace keeps the small record — who you saw, what they told you, how long it’s been — so the people who matter stay close, in a place that’s yours alone.