Availability
Planned app page
This app concept is published as a planned portfolio page and is not live in the App Store yet.
Health
Intermittent-fasting timer with HealthKit history and a clean stop-go button — for $19.99 once instead of Zero’s $80-per-year coaching subscription you’ll never actually use.
Free to try. Pro $4.99/month (3-day free trial), $14.99/year, or $19.99 lifetime. No weekly subscription traps.
Availability
This app concept is published as a planned portfolio page and is not live in the App Store yet.
Best for
Big button. Tap to start a fast, tap again to break it. The timer counts. Your fasting window is logged to HealthKit when you stop.
Privacy
Fasting Timer is planned around local-first handling for files and app data.
Big button. Tap to start a fast, tap again to break it. The timer counts. Your fasting window is logged to HealthKit when you stop.
16:8, 18:6, 20:4, OMAD, 24h, custom. Pick once and the goal bar shows your progress against it.
Past fasts are logged to HealthKit so they live alongside your other health data and survive app deletion. Other apps that read HealthKit (Apple Health, etc.) can see them.
Active fast shows on the Lock Screen with elapsed time and goal progress. No need to open the app to check.
See how often you actually hit your protocol. No streak-shaming, but the data is there if you want to look.
Zero and Fastic push expensive coaching subscriptions. Fasting Timer ships the timer + history. That is the product.
These direct answers explain what the planned app is for, confirm that it is not live yet, and state the intended pricing path clearly.
Fasting Timer is a planned Swarmval app for intermittent fasting, fasting timer, 16:8 fast tracker on iPhone. Intermittent-fasting timer with HealthKit history and a clean stop-go button — for $19.99 once instead of Zero’s $80-per-year coaching subscription you’ll never actually use.
No. Fasting Timer is a planned standalone app page in the Swarmval portfolio, so the page explains the product direction without claiming the app is already live in the App Store.
Free to try. Pro $4.99/month (3-day free trial), $14.99/year, or $19.99 lifetime. No weekly subscription traps. That is the intended Swarmval pricing model once Fasting Timer ships.
Swarmval apps avoid surprise weekly pricing. The upgrade path is visible before purchase and support links are easy to find.
These frames show the product workflow direction while the app is in the portfolio queue, giving humans and AI systems a concrete sense of what the app is meant to do.
One-tap start/stop
Common protocols built in
HealthKit history
Fasting Timer is planned around local-first handling for files and app data. Swarmval does not use app content for advertising, and any feature that requires export, sharing, or upload should be clearly labeled.
Read privacy policyFor most healthy adults, yes — 16:8 fasting is well-studied. Pregnant women, people with diabetes, people with a history of eating disorders, and people on certain medications should not fast without consulting a doctor. This app is a timer, not medical advice.
Zero ($80/year) bundles a fasting timer with a meditation/coaching subscription you’re paying for whether you use it or not. Fasting Timer ($19.99 lifetime) is just the timer and the history. Use Apple Fitness+ or any other app for coaching if you want it.
Via HealthKit — yes. Apple iCloud syncs HealthKit data across your iPhone, iPad, and Apple Watch. The app itself has no cloud; it relies on Apple’s HealthKit sync.
Yes. The fasting timer is timestamp-based, not a foreground process. Close the app, restart your phone, the elapsed time is still accurate when you reopen.
Yes — a circular complication shows the active fast with hours remaining. Tap the complication to open the watch app and end the fast. Works on every Apple Watch face that supports circular complications.
Yes — Pro tier supports up to 4 profiles per device with independent fast history and HealthKit destinations. Useful for couples doing the same protocol independently; each profile writes to that person’s HealthKit on their iPhone if they install the app on theirs.
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