Interval fasting time vs Fasting Track

"Intermittent fasting" is an innovative approach to achieving the desired shape. With it, you can easily and quickly adjust your diet by adjusting the time intervals between meals. Simple and convenient controls make it easy to set intervals, and built-in reminders will not let you miss a meal. The application also allows you to track your weight and monitor changes in it. You can set your goals and follow your progress in real time. Intermittent fasting is a simple yet powerful tool to achieve the desired shape. No matter how much time you are willing to devote to your health, this application will help you quickly and effortlessly achieve the desired results. If you have any wishes or suggestions for improving the application, please contact us at help@izyapp.ru. We are always open to feedback and ready to take into account all your suggestions.

Fasting Track is an intermittent fasting tracker and fasting timer that keeps fasting simple: pick a plan, start the timer and see your progress. No account and no sign-up: your fasting data stays on your phone. Whether you are new to intermittent fasting with 16:8, eating one meal a day (OMAD), following the 5:2 diet or trying a longer fast, Fasting Track gives you a live fasting timer, a schedule that fits your day and an honest log of how it is going. 17 built-in fasting plans The popular intermittent fasting methods and more, including 16:8, 12:12, 20:4 (Warrior Diet), OMAD, 5:2, Alternate-Day Fasting, Eat-Stop-Eat, the 36-hour Monk Fast, Extended Fasting (48–72 hours), Dry Fasting, Ekadashi, Circadian Rhythm Fasting, Daniel Fast, Fat Fasting, Juice Fasting and Bone Broth Fasting. Each plan explains its benefits, difficulty and beginner tips, with links to the research behind it. Prefer 14:10 or 18:6? Create your own fasting plan in seconds. Live fasting timer Start a fast with one tap. A countdown and progress ring show how long you have fasted and how long until your eating window opens. Pause and resume when life gets in the way. The body-phase card shows where you are in your fast (Fed State, Glucose Burn, Glycogen Depletion, Ketosis, Autophagy and Deep Repair) with a source for each phase. Weekly fasting schedule Your fasting and eating windows on a color-coded weekly calendar. For 5:2 and similar plans, pick your own fasting days. Tap any day to see its times or adjust them. Daily log and weight tracking Mark each day completed, partial or missed, and add mood, energy, weight, water, calories and notes. Find food ideas for breaking your fast gently. Missed a few days? Backfill them. Search your full history anytime. Stats that keep you going Current and longest streak, completion rate, average fast length, total hours fasted, a weight trend chart, an activity heatmap and a weekly bar chart, for the last 7, 30 or 90 days or all time. Set goals such as 30 days of 16:8 and watch them fill up. Many people use intermittent fasting for weight loss, and the weight chart shows your real trend. Private by design No account and no cloud sync. Your fasts, logs and weight stay on your phone. Back up to a file and restore it on a new phone, or export your history as CSV. Light and dark themes, and 24 app languages you can switch in Settings. Medical Disclaimer Fasting Track is for general informational and educational purposes only. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The fasting plans, tips, and health information in this app are not personalized medical recommendations. Always consult your physician or a qualified healthcare provider before starting any fast, changing your diet, or making decisions related to your health — especially if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, under 18, elderly, underweight, diabetic, taking medication, or have any medical condition or eating disorder. Stop fasting and seek medical attention if you feel unwell. Citations to the scientific sources referenced in the app are provided in Settings → About.