Fasting Tracker & Plan vs OMAD

Faylo is your personal intermittent fasting tracker. Build a routine that fits your day and see your progress without the clutter. • Start and stop your fasting timer with one tap • Choose 12:12, 14:10, 16:8, 18:6 or 20:4 plans • Follow a schedule tailored to your routine and goals • Log weight and mood, then view reports and history • Stay motivated with streaks and achievements • Share completed fasts Faylo is a tracking tool and does not provide medical advice. Consult a healthcare professional before changing your diet or fasting routine. Terms and Conditions: https://bigordev.notion.site/Terms-Conditions-1f1bc43aeeee80c7a3e7d9290567a8f6 Privacy Policy: https://bigordev.notion.site/Privacy-Policy-1f1bc43aeeee80d1b1e5dd7631bbecb7

OMAD tracking stripped to its essence. Features: - One-tap eating window tracking - Edit past entries - Export your data - Weekly history + basic averages - Works offline forever One button. Tap when you start eating. Tap when you stop. Done. No signup. No account. No cloud. Your data stays on your phone. No ads. No premium upsell. No subscriptions. Ever. No badges. No streaks. No guilt trips when you skip a day. No social features. No sharing. No comparing yourself to others. No calorie counting. No macro tracking. No food photos. No articles. No coaches. No 47-step fasting protocols. No notifications begging you to open the app. Just the facts: - How long you've been fasting - When you ate today - Your meal times this week That's literally it. We built this because every other fasting app treats you like a child who needs gamification, or a wallet that needs emptying. You're neither. You know what OMAD is. You know why you're doing it. You don't need our motivation or education. You just need to track your one meal. 2MB app size. 2 screens total. 1 button to rule them all. Automatic handling if you forget to stop your eating timer. Quick fixes if you forgot to log yesterday. Extended fasting? The timer just keeps counting. For people who want their tools to do one thing well and then get out of the way. The way software should be.