The short version of everything people ask. Anything we missed? There’s a way to reach us inside the app.
A calm, private diary for your whole life — your days, people, meals, travel, studies and habits, all in one quiet place.
It’s free, with no ads and no trackers. Every feature is included, and you can log as much as you like.
Yes. Your life stays on your device unless you turn on sync; then it’s encrypted and yours alone. Nothing is sold or shared.
Any modern browser. Add it to your home screen and it behaves like an app — online or off.
Always. Download all of it whenever you like, free — and when you delete something, it’s really gone.
No. Turn on what you want; the rest waits quietly, and your data is kept either way.
TimePeace is made in Cape Town by an independent maker — not an ad company, not a data broker.
Mostly, yes. You log small things as they happen — a walk, a dinner, a payment — and TimePeace threads them into a written day automatically. It’s automatic journaling without handing your life to anyone: everything is built from what you chose to log, on your device.
Only where it helps, and never with guilt. A quiet run of morning pages shows up because it’s yours to be proud of — but nothing nags, nothing shames, nothing resets. Miss a week and the page simply waits.
Yes. Skip every feature and it’s a private online diary with no ads and no trackers — one page per day, in your own words, readable like a book. The threading is there when you want it.
Day One is a writing journal and Daylio is a mood tracker; TimePeace is a whole-life diary — the writing, the people, the meals and the trips end up on the same page. And it’s web-first, free, and tracker-free.
Open TimePeace and write one line. That’s the whole of onboarding.