TimePeace keeps what you log about your health and your days on your own device. There are no ads and nothing is sold. Your year in review is worked out there too, from your own diary, and it is free. Anything you connect can read only what you let it.
Only you, unless you choose otherwise. What you log about your body, your sleep or your mood is written on your own device and kept in your own private account, and nothing is posted or shown to anyone. It is kept at all only once you say yes, and you can take that yes back.
No. TimePeace runs on no ads and nothing sold. What you log about your health is not fuel for an advertiser, and you can export all of it and take it with you whenever you like.
On your own device, from your own diary. It is written from what you logged, so every number in it is something you kept.
Reading a year back →Yes. It is part of TimePeace, not a season-end treat you have to pay for. Read your year in March if you feel like it.
Only what you allow. Connections are opt-in: Google Calendar echoes the plans you choose, and the connector for your own assistant can add entries from the start but reads your diary only if you turn that on. You can turn either off again.
Everything you can connect →Four things: who can read what you log, whether it runs ads or sells anything, what a connected service can see, and whether the look back at your year sits behind a charge. You can check each one for TimePeace yourself.
Don’t take our word for it →Many people have become careful about who holds their health records, and they are right to be. With TimePeace your entries are written on your own device and kept in your own private account, there are no ads and nothing is sold, and nothing about your health is kept until you say yes.