Funn Media makes some of our favorite health and fitness apps here at 9to5Mac, like WaterMinder and Calory. Now the team is expanding its app portfolio with FastMinder, designed as a simple, straightforward fasting tracker for iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch.
FastMinder uses the same approach as apps like WaterMinder and Calory. It offers a clean, easy-to-use interface for tracking your fasting while offering an impressively rich set of features and data.
FastMinder also integrates with all the built-in system features on iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. This includes Live Activities, widgets, Apple Health integration, and the modern Apple Watch interface.
- Easily set your fasting window with our easy-to-use timer. Choose from popular fasting plans like 16:8 or 18:6, or create a custom schedule to fit your lifestyle.
- Progress Tracking: Track your fasting progress with detailed charts and graphs. Track your fasting hours, weight, hydration levels, steps, and see how your body reacts over time.
- Custom Reminders: Never miss a fasting period or meal time again! Set personalized reminders to keep you on track.
- Fasting History: Record your fasting history and see how far you've come. Celebrate your milestones and stay motivated.
- Health Information: Get valuable information about the health benefits of intermittent fasting. Learn about its effects on weight loss, metabolism and overall well-being.
- Real-time Activity: Supports the new real-time activity feature, quickly track it right on your dynamic island!
- Widgets: Instantly view your current fasting status with shortcuts to log your water intake or end your fast right from your home screen!
- Apple Watch: A beautiful watch app that allows you to start/end a fast, log your water intake. consumption and enter your current weight.
FastMinder is available on the App Store as a free download with the option of in-app purchase to unlock the full feature set: $1.99/month, $14.99 US for each. year or $29.99 for lifetime unlocking.
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