Fastr Clock: Eating-window

Fastr Clock is a zero-friction timer for people who eat on a schedule. One tap to start, one tap to end, and a clear countdown to your next eating window in between. MORE THAN A COUNTDOWN A long timer is easier when it has milestones. Fastr Clock splits every session into five phases, each with its own animated card: • 0–4 h · First hours • 4–8 h · Settling in • 8–12 h · Past halfway • 12–16 h · Home stretch • 16 h+ · Long timer Each phase comes with a short, practical tip, and you can get a notification when you cross into the next one. A TIMER BUILT FOR EATING WINDOWS • Presets: 14:10, 16:8 (most popular), 18:6, 20:4 and one meal a day • Custom mode – choose any window from 10 to 23 hours • Forgot to tap Start? Backdate the start time. Got it wrong? Edit it. • Switch schedules with one tap, even mid-countdown – your goal moves, your progress stays • A pinned notification with a live clock, so you never open the app just to check QUICK DAILY LOG • Water with quick +150 / +250 / +500 ml buttons and a daily goal • Weight, with history • Energy, hunger and mood notes HISTORY • Streak calendar – green for goal reached, grey for a shorter session • Weekly average timer hours alongside your weight log • Energy, hunger and mood charts • Full history of every session NOTIFICATIONS THAT EARN THEIR PLACE • New timer phase • Timer complete • Water reminder every two hours while the timer runs • One hour before your eating window closes Every alert can be switched off individually, and a test button confirms they reach your phone. READ UP Short articles on drinks and your eating window, getting through a long timer, planning your first meal, choosing a schedule, and keeping a streak going. PRIVATE BY DESIGN Everything is stored on your device. No account, no sign-up, no cloud. Works fully offline. FASTR PRO – ONE PAYMENT, YOURS FOREVER A one-time purchase that supports an independent app. No subscription, ever. Fastr Clock is a timer and a log book, not medical advice. If you are pregnant or breastfeeding, under 18, take medication for diabetes, have a history of disordered eating, or have any medical condition, talk to a doctor before changing when you eat.