TimePeace keeps your exercise the way you’d tell a friend: a run logged in seconds, your pace worked out for you, strength sessions built set by set. Every workout lands in your private diary beside the rest of your day — no feed, no leaderboard, no judgment.
91 sports, by name — from a run to padel to tai chi. Each gets the details that fit it: pace for a run, sets and reps for the gym, laps for a swim, minutes for yoga.
Everything you can keep →Pace from your distance and time, quiet personal records when they happen, and strength templates that remember last week’s sets — so you type less each time, not more.
Gently, at most. TimePeace may suggest a session when one fits your rhythm, and habits can keep a quiet streak if you like — but nothing shames, nothing resets. Miss a week and the page simply waits.
On iPhone, yes. Connect Apple Health in Settings, under Connections, and the workouts your phone or watch records arrive in your diary on their own, with your sleep, steps and heart rate beside them. You choose exactly what TimePeace may read, it only ever reads, and nothing it brings in is used for ads. On the web, you log by hand.
Everything you can connect →No feed, no followers, no leaderboards. A workout in TimePeace goes into your private diary, beside the rest of your day.