FastZen vs Eatlytics

Follow your current fast and organize a week that fits your routine. Start or end your timer, adjust times and review your history. Rest days belong in your schedule: the plan should fit your life, not the other way around. The core timer is free. Custom Week is available as a one-time purchase, without a subscription. People who used FastZen before version 1.1.0 keep that access without paying. This is a tracking tool, not medical advice or a weight-loss promise.

Logging meals shouldn't feel like data entry. Eatlytics turns a photo, a quick voice note, or a typed sentence into an instant macro estimate — calories, protein, carbs, and fat — that you review and save in seconds. Three ways to log, all powered by AI - Snap a photo of your plate - Dictate what you ate, hands-free - Or just type a sentence Eatlytics reads it, estimates the macros, and lets you adjust before saving. You stay in control of every number. Insights that actually mean something Beyond a daily total, Eatlytics rolls up your intake across days and weeks and surfaces the patterns worth noticing — so you can see what's working instead of guessing. Built to be fast • One-tap favorites for meals you eat often • A clean Today view with calories and macros at a glance • Quick voice logging from anywhere in the app Whether you're tracking protein, watching calories, or just trying to understand your eating, Eatlytics makes the logging effortless and the insights clear. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://api.eatlytics.app/privacy