TimePeace is a calm life diary for students: log a lecture, a late night, a gym session or a chapter as it happens, and your week quietly writes itself. Deadlines, friends, sleep and the things you keep meaning to do — kept privately on your own device, free, with no feed to perform for.
Hopefully not — it asks almost nothing of you. Log one line, one-handed, on the bus, and the day keeps itself. Skip a week and nothing shames you; the page simply waits. There’s no setup weekend, and nothing resets when you miss a day.
Yes. The Work area holds courses, a timetable, exams and deadlines beside the rest of your life — so the assignment due Thursday sits next to the shift, the gym and the friend you mean to see, on one page instead of three apps.
No. TimePeace lives on your own device; nothing is shared, nothing is posted, and the tender things — your mood, your health — stay sealed to you. It’s a private record, not a feed, with no ads and no third-party tracking.
University goes by in a blur of terms. TimePeace keeps the quiet record underneath — the weeks you actually lived — so that years from now you can read them back, and they were yours alone the whole time.