Plain summary — the sections below are the binding detail.
TimePeace is a calm, private place to keep your life, built on one governing promise: you are in control of your own data, and whichever way you choose to use it — letting TimePeace use it to help you, or keeping it sealed under encryption that only you hold — we respect that choice. You can use it for free today. Be decent with it, keep your account details safe, and remember that what you write stays yours — we only hold it so the app can work for you. It is provided as it is, we do our honest best to keep it running, and there are limits on what we can be responsible for.
We may add paid plans, but we will tell you before anything costs you money, and we will never delete the history you have already created. If you pay for a plan, it starts straight away and the payment is not refunded as a rule — the law where you live can say otherwise, and where it does, the law wins. These Terms can change; we will flag material changes, and every version is archived. South African law governs them, and nothing here takes away the rights the law already gives you.
Please read sections 12 to 15 with particular care. They say what TimePeace is not, set the limits on what we can be responsible for, and say what you are responsible for. South Africa's Consumer Protection Act asks us to point terms like these out clearly, and we would rather you saw them now than later.
The line in italics at the top of each section is a plain summary to help you find your way. The full text of the section is what counts.
TimePeace ("TimePeace", "we", "us", "our") is a personal life-tracking app — a web app, and the same app for iPhone and Android — operated by Nathan Duvel, based in Cape Town, South Africa. It is a small business run by its maker. You can reach a real person — not a form — at support@timepeaceapp.com.
In short: using TimePeace means you accept these Terms — and tapping "agree" counts as signing.
These Terms are a binding agreement between you and TimePeace. By creating an account or using the app, you confirm that you have read and agree to them and to the Privacy Policy, which forms part of this agreement. Tapping "continue" or "agree", creating an account, or using TimePeace counts as your signature — South African law (the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act) treats an agreement made this way as binding, and so do we. We may keep a record of the version you agreed to and when. If you do not agree, please don't use TimePeace. We may ask you to accept an updated version (section 19). If you got TimePeace from the App Store or Google Play, that store's own terms apply as well (section 18).
In short: you need to be 18 or older.
You must be at least 18 years old to use TimePeace, matching our Privacy Policy. When you create an account you confirm you are at least 18 — a simple self-declaration; we don't ask for or store your date of birth. This is the same age in every country. It is our own rule about who TimePeace is for, not a local legal minimum, so it does not move up or down depending on where you are. We don't knowingly create accounts for anyone under 18, and if we learn we have, we delete the account.
You also confirm that you are allowed to enter into an agreement like this where you live; that you are not in a country under a United States or United Nations embargo; and that you are not on a government list of people who may not be sold to. (The app stores require us to ask.) If you use TimePeace for or on behalf of an organisation, you confirm you are authorised to accept these Terms for it.
In short: keep your login safe; you're responsible for what happens under your account.
You are responsible for your account and for keeping your sign-in details secure. Give us accurate information, don't share your credentials, and tell us promptly at support@timepeaceapp.com if you think your account has been accessed without your permission. We are not responsible for losses arising from someone using your account because your credentials weren't kept secure (to the extent the law allows).
One account, and it's yours. An account is for one person. You can't sell, lend or transfer it, and you can't use someone else's. Keep the email address on your account current: it is how we reach you about your account, and a message sent to it counts as delivered to you. Your device, your internet connection and anything you pay for them are your own responsibility.
Found a security weakness? Tell us at support@timepeaceapp.com rather than sharing it publicly, and never use it to get at anyone else's data. We take reports seriously and will thank you.
Encryption keys. If you turn on encryption for your private entries, the passphrase you choose and the one-time recovery key we show you are the only ways to open that content — by design we never receive them and cannot reset, recover or override them. Keep them safe and private. If you lose both your passphrase and your recovery key, your encrypted entries cannot be recovered by anyone, including us (your account itself remains recoverable — only the encrypted content is at stake). This is the trade-off that makes the encryption genuinely yours.
Key-backup service (optional). If you have turned on encryption, you may separately choose to switch on key backup — an optional convenience where we keep a specially protected backup of your encryption key so you can recover your private entries if you ever lose both your passphrase and your recovery key. We cannot restore a backed-up key on our own or in silence: a restore always requires you to complete an identity check and a clear, one-time action approving the release, and we notify your account of every attempt, whether or not it was you. Switching key backup on means you are choosing to trade a little of the zero-knowledge guarantee described above for this recoverability; leaving it off keeps you fully zero-knowledge, which remains the default. Consent to key backup is entirely separate from every other consent or permission in TimePeace (including any correlation-research or similar programme we may offer in future) — agreeing to one never implies or grants the other, and each can be withdrawn independently. The key-backup service is provided "as is," as a convenience, without a promise that a restore will always succeed or that the backup is immune from loss or compromise; to the maximum extent permitted by law, we are not liable for any loss, corruption, or compromise of a backed-up key or the data it protects, including an inability to restore it. This does not reduce our other obligations under these Terms or the Privacy Policy to protect the data we hold, notify you of restore attempts, or honour deletion of the backup when you switch it off or delete your account. Your passphrase and recovery key remain your primary way in; the backup is a secondary convenience you choose.
Connected apps, your AI, and developers. When you connect another app — or your own AI assistant — to TimePeace, you are directing us to accept what it does on your behalf, on the same footing as choosing to connect a calendar. You choose which apps you connect and the permissions and instructions you give them, and you are responsible for that choice and for what those apps do under it. A connection is add-only unless you separately allow reading. With the Connected apps permission an app may add entries that you can see and remove; it acts only within the permission you granted, only for your own account, and can only ever remove what it itself added — never anything you wrote. Reading is a separate permission. Only if you separately turn on reading for an assistant you have connected may it read and search your entries — and then only within the permissions on its grant (your health, people and money permissions still apply), never your whole diary at once, with every read recorded; entries you have encrypted cannot be read on our servers at all. A developer whose app or assistant connects to TimePeace agrees to: request only the permissions their app needs, and request reading explicitly rather than bundled with adding; honour a disconnect or a withdrawal of reading immediately, so further calls stop working; never present their app as TimePeace or imply we endorse it; never attempt to read where only adding was granted; and never retain or repurpose content an assistant reads beyond answering your own request. We may suspend or remove any integration that abuses the connection or a user's trust. We are not responsible for what a connected app or assistant does with your data once you have let it in.
Location. If you turn on the optional Location feature, you name your own places (home, work, the gym, and the like) with a spot and a small radius, and TimePeace reads your device's location only while the feature is on — and, only if you switch that on separately, while the app is closed — to work out which of those places you are at. It is off by default, asked only when you switch the feature on, and never on our own initiative. TimePeace only ever offers to log the moment you arrive at or leave a place you named — it never logs anything without your one-tap confirmation. Your live position is not stored or synced, and turning the feature off removes the places you saved. Location is a convenience for your own diary; never rely on it for anyone's safety.
In short: don't break the law with it, don't attack or abuse the service, don't misuse it for other people's data — and what other people share is theirs, not ours.
You agree not to:
What other people share is theirs. Notes, lists, recipes, plans, group content, messages and everything else another member puts into TimePeace is that member's, and they are responsible for it. We don't check content before it is shared. We can't promise that what someone else shares is accurate, lawful or safe, and we are not responsible for it, for how they behave, or for what anyone does with what you choose to share with them. Share what you would be comfortable with that person keeping, and report anything that breaks these rules — we act on reports (see below).
Linking with other members. Connections lets two members establish a mutual, identified link by one showing a single-use code and the other confirming it — it works only when both of you agree to it, and linking by itself shares no diary, plans, money or other content, only the display name each of you chooses to show the other. Once you are linked, either of you may also leave the other a short written note, or share a list (a shopping list, a packing list or a checklist) with an optional "do by" date. You may also share a saved artefact you keep — a recipe, a reusable packing template, or a plan (a week of meals, or a trip), propose a hangout the other confirms or declines, or choose to share your own contact details (name, surname, birthday, phone and socials) so they appear on the card the linked member keeps about you. The person who receives any of these always chooses what happens to it — a note can be added to their diary, kept aside or dismissed; a list, recipe, template or plan can be added to their own things or dismissed; a hangout is confirmed or declined and only a confirm puts a matching gathering in both diaries; nothing is ever added automatically, and a note, list, artefact or hangout is held on our server only until the recipient acts on it and is then deleted. Contact details you choose to share are held only while you keep sharing them and are removed when you stop or unlink. You are responsible for who you choose to link with, for the display name you show, and for the notes and lists you send (and for any recipe, template, plan, hangout or details you choose to share) — keep them courteous, lawful and yours to share, and we may remove anything that breaks these rules. Either of you can unlink at any time, which ends the connection for both of you. Any further feature we may later build on top of a link will always require its own separate, deliberate action by you.
Groups. TimePeace lets you create or join a group — a shared space where a household, a book club, a team or a congregation plans things together, built from shared plans, tasks, lists, checklists, a roster, polls, a shared trip plan, a shared money list and the group's announcements. Joining is always your own deliberate act — an invitation you accept, with its own clear ask before anything is shared — and being in a group shares nothing from your own diary by itself. What you choose to put into a group is visible to that group: its members can see who else is in it, and they can see what is shared there unless the people who run the group have set a narrower audience for a particular part; the owner and leaders can always see the group's content, and may remove things from it. Everything you share into a group must meet the rules in this section, stated plainly for shared spaces: keep it lawful and decent — no harassment, bullying or threats, no hateful content, no sexual content involving children, no exposing someone else's private information, and no fraud, spam or incitement to harm. Whoever runs a group can post an announcement to it — a short message every member can read. Announcements go one way: there is nothing to reply to, comment on or react to, and the same rules in this section apply to what an organiser posts. You can leave a group at any time, and you can block another member — a block is mutual, and it applies across every group you share, not only the one where it happened.
The group's money list, polls and trips. Three of the things a group can hold show the group something worked out from what members put in, and the money one carries plain limits worth stating. In a poll, your answer is visible to the group with your name on it — including, in a dates poll, which days you said you could make. A trip holds the destination, dates, place to stay and the bookings an organiser posts (with any link or price they include), and the app shows members a rough per-head estimate — the group's shared costs divided by how many people are in; it is an estimate for planning, not a bill. In the shared money list, members record shared expenses — who paid, how much, in what currency, and how it is split — and the app works out and shows who owes whom. The money list is a shared record, not a payment service: TimePeace never moves, holds or requests money, takes no fee from anything recorded there, and marking something settled is only a shared note that you squared it between yourselves. Amounts are as members typed them and the app's sums are arithmetic on those entries — we don't verify them, a recorded balance is not a debt or evidence we stand behind, and any actual paying, collecting or disputing of money happens between members outside TimePeace, which is never a party to, or a judge of, what members owe each other.
Reporting inside a group. If you see something in a group that shouldn't be there, report it from the item itself. The group's owner is usually the first reader: they see the item as it stood and the reason chosen — never your name — and can remove it, leave it, or pass it to us; a leader is never shown reports. Two kinds skip the owner entirely and come straight to us, enforced by our servers rather than by the app choosing not to ask: a report about something the owner posted, and a report about the group itself. We receive every report either way — the owner route only decides who acts first — and a report the owner has not acted on within 12 hours comes to us automatically, so nothing waits on one person. The person you report is never told, nothing is hidden or deleted automatically, and every report that reaches us is read by a person, not judged by a machine. Where a report shows content that breaks these Terms, we may remove the content and may suspend or close the account responsible (section 16). We act on reports of objectionable content within 24 hours — the duty the app stores hold us to, and one we hold to ourselves.
Talking to other people. When you send a message to someone inside TimePeace, you are writing to a real person, and the same rule covers it as covers everything else you put in a shared space: there is no tolerance here for objectionable content or for abusive people. That means, plainly: nothing unlawful; nothing that harasses, threatens, bullies or intimidates anybody; nothing hateful directed at who a person is; no sexual content involving anyone under 18, ever, in any form; no sexual content sent to someone who has not asked for it; no intimate image of anybody shared without their agreement; no spam, scams or bulk unsolicited messaging; and nothing that tries to get around somebody blocking you.
You can report any message, and we will act on it. A report reaches a person, not a filter, and we will respond to a report about a message within 24 hours. We may remove the message, remove the person from that conversation or group, suspend them, or close their account — and for the worst categories we will do so on the first occurrence, without warning and without a second chance. You can also block anybody: that closes every conversation between the two of you, in both directions, and hides what they write in any group you share.
What we do not do is read your conversations looking for problems. There is no automatic moderation: we act on what people report, plus a small check on links to known-bad sites and a limit on how fast one person can send. Our judgement on a report is final, and we can act under this clause whether or not the behaviour also breaks a law somewhere.
If something in TimePeace infringes your rights. If you believe content in TimePeace infringes your copyright or another right of yours, email support@timepeaceapp.com with what the content is, where it is, and why you believe it infringes. We look into every notice and remove content that breaks these Terms.
If you seriously or repeatedly break these rules, we may suspend or close your account (see section 16).
In short: you own what you write. You give us only the narrow permission we need to store it, show it back to you, and show it to the people you choose.
Everything you put into TimePeace — your diary, notes, plans, lists, photos, and the rest — is yours. We don't claim ownership of it.
To run the service, you give us a limited permission (a non-exclusive, royalty-free licence) to host, store, back up, move between your own devices when you turn on sync, and display your content — back to you, and to the people you choose to share it with (a linked member, a group, or someone you message) — together with the technical steps that takes, such as making backup copies or resizing a photo. This permission exists only to operate TimePeace for you. It ends when you delete the content or your account (subject to the retention described in the Privacy Policy, and to the fact that something you shared with others may stay where you shared it, as the Privacy Policy explains), and it does not allow us to sell your content, use it for advertising, or share it except as the Privacy Policy describes. You confirm you have the right to store and share the content you add.
Things the app works out or suggests from your entries — a sum, a pattern, a suggested plan, a day sorted for you by an AI feature — are offered for you to keep, change or discard. Once you accept one, it is your content like anything else you wrote.
Feedback. If you send us ideas, suggestions or feedback about TimePeace, you agree that we may use them freely, in any product, without owing you anything and without having to credit you. It lets us build what people ask for without a dispute over who thought of it first.
In short: how we handle data is set out in the Privacy Policy, and we mean it.
Our Privacy Policy explains what we collect, why, and the choices you have, and is part of these Terms. Both documents are built on the same governing promise as section 1: you control your data, and we honour whatever you choose — using it to help you, or keeping it sealed so even we can't read it. In short: TimePeace keeps your data only so the features you choose can work; we don't sell it, share it for advertising, or run ads or trackers; and you can read, download or delete it at any time. We act as the data controller and Information Officer under POPIA.
Correlation-research programme (optional). You may separately choose to join an optional correlation programme. If you switch it on, TimePeace builds a de-identified map of what tends to go with what in your life — a "correlation footprint" — on your own device (your raw entries do not leave it to build the map), gives you a personalised report of your own patterns, and keeps only the anonymous, de-identified footprint, which pools into an aggregate model we use to improve TimePeace and for research. What you share this way is used only to improve TimePeace and for research — it is not used to advertise to you; we do not sell or advertise individual-level data outside the company; and only general, aggregate insights are ever published — nothing that identifies you leaves as an individual record. Consent to the correlation programme is entirely separate from every other consent or permission in TimePeace (including key backup) — agreeing to one never implies or grants the other, and each can be withdrawn independently. Withdrawal has an honest limit we state plainly up front: turning the programme off stops any further contribution and deletes your own footprint and report, but a past contribution that has already been de-identified and pooled into the aggregate cannot be individually retracted, because by design nothing ties it back to you. The programme is off by default and rests on your consent, asked as its own clearly-marked step. This does not change what these Terms say about ads, selling data, content ownership, pricing, or any other right.
Legal and law-enforcement requests. We may be required by valid legal process to disclose data we hold — for example under a South African court order, subpoena or lawful directive (a foreign authority can reach us only through a recognised legal channel, such as a mutual legal assistance request). Our default answer to any request for your data is no; only a genuine legal obligation moves us off that, and even then we act narrowly. We verify that a demand is valid, authentic and specific and have it reviewed before we produce anything; we disclose only the data the order actually covers; we tell the affected person wherever the law allows (staying silent only where an order lawfully prohibits notice); and we log every request, including those we refuse. Where you have turned on encryption and hold your own key, your private entries are stored scrambled and we cannot read or produce their contents — no order can compel what we do not hold the means to produce. How we handle these requests is set out in full in the Privacy Policy.
In short: it's free to use today. Paid plans may come; we'll tell you before anything costs you, a plan starts the moment you pay and renews until you cancel, and we'll never hold the history you've already created hostage.
TimePeace is currently free to use. We are building it as a sustainable product, and we expressly reserve the right, at any time and at our discretion, to:
(a) introduce paid subscriptions, plans, premium features or usage limits; (b) set, change or restructure prices, billing periods, currencies and what is included in the free and any paid tiers; and (c) move features or capabilities between the free and paid tiers.
Using TimePeace for free today does not entitle you to that tier, that price, or any particular feature remaining free in future. We will, however:
When you pay for a plan, this is the deal. The plans, what each includes, the price and how often it is charged are shown to you in the app before you pay, and that screen is part of these Terms for that purchase.
Nothing in this section limits your rights under the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008 or the Electronic Communications and Transactions Act 25 of 2002 — see section 20.
In short: a payment for a plan is not refunded as a rule. The law where you live can say otherwise, and where it does, the law wins; store purchases are refunded by the store; and an annual plan cancelled part-way gets the unused months credited.
Our rule is that a payment for a plan is not refunded. We say this before you pay, rather than leaving it to be found out afterwards. We may make an exception — a person decides, case by case, on what actually happened in your case; it is not something anyone is entitled to, it is not automatic, and one exception is never a rule for the next request. Our own standard for an exception is strict: TimePeace was materially broken for you, not a bug we can fix.
Three things stand above that rule, and we will never quote the rule at you as though they don't:
Where a refund is due, it goes back the way it was paid — from us, to the card you used, or from the store on the store's timetable.
In short: TimePeace will keep evolving; features can be added, changed, previewed or retired.
TimePeace is actively developed. We may add, change, or remove features, and we may set reasonable technical limits, to keep the product healthy and improving. We'll avoid removing something you depend on without good reason, and where a change is significant we'll aim to give notice. Your ability to export your data is a standing commitment, so you're never locked in.
We may also make different features available to different accounts as part of how we test, develop and manage the service. Where this applies, the app's Features section will indicate that some features may not be available to all accounts at this time. New features sometimes start as previews — marked early, new or in testing — and those may change, pause or be withdrawn while we learn from them. None of this affects the data you have already logged, your right to export it, or any other right described in these Terms or the Privacy Policy.
In short: it's a personal organiser — not advice, not a medical device, not a bank, not an emergency service, and its AI can be wrong.
Not professional advice. TimePeace helps you keep and see your own life. Nothing it shows you — a health number, a money total, a meal, a workout, a suggestion, a pattern — is medical, nutritional, fitness, legal, financial, tax or other professional advice, and you shouldn't treat it as such. Decisions you make based on what TimePeace shows you are your own. For anything that matters to your health, your money or your legal position, check with a professional.
Not a medical device or a health service. TimePeace does not diagnose, treat or prevent any condition. Health figures that arrive from a connected watch, phone health store or other device are shown as that device reported them; we don't check them. The habit tools, including the one for breaking a habit, are personal record-keeping tools, not treatment, care or a programme.
Not for emergencies. TimePeace can't call for help, and nobody at TimePeace is watching what you write. If you or someone else is in danger, or you are in crisis, contact your local emergency services or a person who can help right now.
Not a bank, a payment service or a financial adviser. Money features are arithmetic on what you typed, shown back to you. Exchange rates and similar figures come from third-party sources and may be out of date or wrong. TimePeace never moves, holds or requests money.
AI features can be wrong. Where a feature uses AI — for example to sort a day you have typed into entries, or where you connect your own assistant — the result can be mistaken, incomplete or made up. Check it before you rely on it; it is a suggestion, not advice, and what you accept becomes your own content (section 7). How any AI feature handles your text is set out in the Privacy Policy. We may change, pause or withdraw an AI feature at any time.
Third-party data can be wrong too. Transport times, places, weather, exchange rates and similar information come from outside providers and are shown as we receive them, for convenience only.
In short: we work hard to keep TimePeace running and your data safe, but we can't promise perfection — and you should keep your own copy of anything critical.
We provide TimePeace with reasonable skill and care, but to the maximum extent permitted by law, the service is provided "as is" and "as available", without promises that it will be uninterrupted, error-free, secure against every attack, or fit for a particular purpose beyond what the law requires. We may pause the service for maintenance, and where we can we'll do it at quiet times and say so. While we back up data, you are responsible for keeping your own copies of anything important (use Settings → Privacy → Download my data). This section does not exclude any promise or right that cannot lawfully be excluded, including under the Consumer Protection Act.
In short: there are sensible limits on what we can be liable for — but we don't try to dodge liability the law won't let us.
What we are not responsible for. To the maximum extent permitted by law, TimePeace and its operator will not be liable for:
The most we can be liable for. Where liability cannot be excluded but can be limited, our total liability to you for all claims together is limited to the greater of (a) the amount you paid us for the service in the 12 months before the claim, or (b) ZAR 1,000.
What we never exclude. Nothing in these Terms excludes or limits liability that cannot lawfully be excluded — including liability for death or personal injury caused by our negligence, for fraud or dishonesty, for gross negligence by us or by anyone acting for us, or for anything that may not be excluded under the Consumer Protection Act 68 of 2008. If you are a consumer under that Act, your statutory rights stand in full regardless of anything here.
In short: if your misuse of TimePeace causes us a real, legal loss, you cover it — within what the law considers fair.
To the extent permitted by law, you agree to cover the reasonable losses, claims, fines and costs (including reasonable legal costs) we actually incur because you broke these Terms, used TimePeace unlawfully, shared content that broke someone else's rights, or let an app or assistant you connected misuse the service. This applies only to the extent the loss was your doing rather than ours, and it is subject to the consumer protections above.
In short: you can leave any time; we'll only suspend or close an account for good reason, and with notice where we reasonably can.
You may stop using TimePeace and delete your account at any time (Settings → Privacy). We may suspend or close an account if you materially or repeatedly breach these Terms, if we're required to by law, or if keeping it running would create a real security or legal risk — and we'll give you notice and a chance to put things right where it's reasonable and lawful to do so. We may also auto-delete the data in an account that has been dormant (not signed into) for 12 consecutive months and has never held a paid subscription (or whose last paid period ended more than 12 months ago) — as a data-minimisation measure under POPIA and GDPR. We will send you reminder emails well before this happens; simply signing in once resets the clock. When an account closes, data is handled as set out in the Privacy Policy (cleared data waits 30 days in Trash; deleting your account removes synced data and backups, with sign-in records removed within 30 days). Things you shared into a group or a conversation may remain there for the people you shared them with, as the Privacy Policy describes. You can export your data before you go.
Sections that by their nature should last — your ownership of your content, our limits of responsibility, your responsibility to us, and the rules on disputes — continue to apply after your account closes.
In short: the TimePeace app, name and brand are ours; your content stays yours.
The TimePeace software, design, brand, name and logo (the clock-and-peace mark) are owned by us or our licensors and are protected by law. These Terms give you a personal, non-transferable permission to use the app as intended, and nothing more — no right to our brand, and no right to copy, modify, decompile or reverse-engineer the software except where the law expressly allows. This does not affect your ownership of your own content (section 7).
In short: a few trusted providers help run TimePeace; their own terms may also apply — and if you got TimePeace from an app store, that store is not a party to this agreement.
TimePeace relies on third-party providers (for example Supabase for storage and sign-in, and Cloudflare for serving the app — the full list is in the Privacy Policy). If you choose to connect an optional third-party service (such as signing in with Google or Apple, or a health store), that service's own terms and privacy policy also apply to your use of it. You must keep to any third-party terms that apply to how you use TimePeace — your mobile data plan, for one. We're not responsible for third-party services we don't control.
If you got TimePeace from the App Store or Google Play. These points apply, and the store requires us to say them:
In short: we'll keep these Terms current and tell you about material changes; every version is archived.
We may update these Terms as TimePeace grows or the law changes. Each version carries a version number and effective date — shown at the top of the Terms in the app and on our website — and every previous version is archived and available on request. For material changes (for example, introducing paid plans or changing your rights or our liability), we'll give you reasonable notice in the app and/or by email before they take effect, and where the law requires it we'll ask you to accept the new version. A notice shown in the app counts as notice to you. Continuing to use TimePeace after an update takes effect means you accept the updated Terms; if you don't, you can stop using the service and delete your account.
In short: whatever these Terms say, you keep the rights the law gives you — here are the main ones.
These Terms sit under the law, never above it. In South Africa, the main rights that matter here are:
If you think we have got something wrong, talk to us first at support@timepeaceapp.com — we would rather fix it. You can also approach the National Consumer Commission (thencc.org.za) or, where it covers the matter, the Consumer Goods and Services Ombud (cgso.org.za); for privacy, the Information Regulator (inforegulator.org.za). If you live outside South Africa, the consumer laws where you live may give you further rights, and you keep those too.
In short: South African law applies; let's try to sort out any problem directly first.
These Terms are governed by the laws of the Republic of South Africa, and the courts of South Africa (Western Cape) can hear any dispute about them, without affecting any mandatory consumer right to bring a matter in your local courts or to approach the National Consumer Commission, the Consumer Goods and Services Ombud or the Information Regulator. Before any formal step, please contact us at support@timepeaceapp.com so we can try to resolve things quickly and fairly.
In short: the usual housekeeping that keeps the agreement workable.
Questions about these Terms? Email support@timepeaceapp.com — a person will reply.