Weight Loss Fasting Timer Lyn vs Push Push Push

Lyn is a minimalist intermittent fasting tracker with a clean design and the essential features you need. It fits seamlessly into your routine, makes tracking fasts simple, and proactively provides useful insights. Fasting timer. See clearly how much time remains until you reach your fasting goal or your eating window ends. You can adjust your fasting goal at any time, even during an active fast, if your plans change. Notifications. Lyn notifies you when you reach your goal and when your eating window ends, so you don’t have to keep checking the time. Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets. Keep your progress in view with widgets that show the information that matters most. Fasting pause. Sometimes you need more flexibility in your fasting schedule, such as during holidays or travel. Lyn lets you pause your fasting routine and reminds you to resume it later. Vital metrics. Keep your goal streak for extra motivation and review historical data, including your average eating window length and longest fast. Shortcuts and Siri. Lyn is built exclusively for Apple devices, with deep system integrations. Alongside widgets, you can use Shortcuts to create fasting automations or Siri to start and stop a fast. Privacy policy: https://lyn.software/privacy Terms: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

Your phone lies on the floor, screen up. You get into position. It starts counting. Push Push Push measures push-ups with the Face ID depth sensor — the distance from the screen to your face. Not a camera guessing at a picture of you: a distance, in centimetres, sixty times a second. A rep is the fall and the rise of that curve. NOTHING TO TAP Settle into position and the set begins. Lift the phone and the set is done. There is no button to reach for from a plank, because reaching for one means leaving the position the app just walked you into. IT SHOWS YOU WHERE TO LIE DOWN Flat is not enough — the first person handed this app laid it a foot to one side and filmed the carpet. Once the phone is flat, the field shows what the sensor can actually see. The bright shape is you. Put it in the middle. SPEED, NOT JUST COUNT The trace is a grid, and the height of each column is how fast you moved. A quick descent smears across the field; a hold at the bottom collapses to one square. You can watch a set slow down. IT SAYS WHEN IT COULD NOT MEASURE If tracking was lost mid-rep, the rep still counts — but it is marked with ≈ and left out of every average. An app that measures should not hand you a guess with a decimal point on it. THE DAY, THEN THE WEEKS One square per rep, one column per day, rest days included as empty columns. A fortnight with two sessions in it looks like a fortnight with two sessions in it. ON YOUR HOME SCREEN A widget with today's count, your streak, and the last few weeks as the same squares. NOTHING LEAVES YOUR PHONE No account, no sign-in, no leaderboard, no analytics. The app has no networking code in it at all — your sets are files on your device and nowhere else. Requires a device with a TrueDepth (Face ID) camera.