TMP Apps
Streams helps you make progress on every part of your life by holding you to one thing at a time. If something isn’t working or you can’t find an answer below, email us — a real person reads it.
Questions, bugs, refunds, or anything else. Please include your device and iOS version if you’re reporting a problem — it saves a round trip.
One area of your life you want to move forward — Health, Work, House, Money, whatever yours turn out to be. Each stream holds exactly one focus: the single next step you’ve decided to take.
Because that’s the whole idea. A list of twenty things isn’t a plan, it’s a source of guilt. Everything else you’ve thought of lives in that stream’s backlog, ready and waiting, but out of your way until you finish what you’re on.
There aren’t any, on purpose. Streams doesn’t assign your work to days or weeks, and it won’t nag you. You open it, see one clear next step for each part of your life, and choose where your attention goes today.
Tap the box on the stream’s card. The focus moves into that stream’s history and you’re asked to pick what comes next — from the backlog, or something new you type in. Tap the filled box again to undo today’s tick if you got ahead of yourself.
Yes. Press and hold a stream on the home screen to drag it up or down, and do the same with backlog items inside a stream. Order is yours to set — the app never re-sorts behind your back.
Which parts of your life you’ve actually been putting focus into, and which have gone quiet. It isn’t a score and there’s no streak to protect — just an honest picture, so you can decide where next week’s attention should go.
Free gives you 2 active streams, 5 backlog items in each, and the last 7 days of history. Pro unlocks unlimited streams, an unlimited backlog, your full history and stats, and archiving.
Pro is a subscription, billed monthly or yearly through your Apple Account. Current prices are always shown on the Pro screen inside the app, in your own currency.
Nothing is deleted, ever. If you have more than 2 streams when Pro ends, you choose which 2 stay active. The rest are locked — still visible, with all their history intact — and unlock again the moment you resubscribe.
One tap, no exit survey: Settings → Manage subscription in the app. You can also cancel from iOS Settings → your name → Subscriptions. You keep Pro until the end of the period you’ve paid for.
Tap Settings → Restore purchase. That re-checks your Apple Account and reinstates Pro. Make sure you’re signed in to the same Apple Account you bought with — subscriptions follow the Apple Account, not the app.
Apple handles all refunds for App Store purchases. Request one at reportaproblem.apple.com. Email us too if something in the app caused it — we’d like to know.
No. Streams works completely offline with no account at all, and that’s a perfectly normal way to use it forever. An account exists for one reason only: backing your streams up and syncing them to your other devices.
No — sync and backup are free for anyone with an account. Pro is about limits and archiving, nothing else.
No, and signing out never takes it away. Pro belongs to your App Store purchase; the account is only a sync key. They’re completely independent.
They’re merged, never replaced. Whatever is already on your device is combined with whatever is in your account — no stream and no completed item is dropped in the process.
No. Signing out pauses syncing and leaves every stream on your device exactly as it was. Sign back in whenever you like.
Settings → Delete account in the app. Deletion is immediate and removes every stream stored in the cloud for you. It can’t be undone.
Without an account, nothing — your streams never leave your device. With an account, only what’s needed to sync: your sign-in identifier and your stream content. No analytics, no advertising identifiers, no location. The full detail is in the privacy policy.
If you were signed in, yes — reinstall, sign back in, and everything comes down from your account. If you were using Streams without an account, the data lived only on your device and is gone. That’s the trade-off of local-only, and it’s why signing in is worth it if your streams matter to you.
Check you’re signed in under Settings, and that the device has a connection. Streams is local-first, so the app never waits on the network — changes save instantly on the device and upload when they can. Open the app on the other device to pull the latest.
Force-quit and reopen the app first. If it persists, email us with your device, your iOS version, and what you were doing at the time. Screenshots help enormously.
Send it. Streams is deliberately small and it’ll stay that way, so not everything can go in — but knowing what people keep asking for is how the next version gets decided.