Track fasts clearly
Follow popular fasting protocols and watch your progress build over time, with the window you are in laid out across the day so you can see it at a glance.

Intermittent fasting, with the sleep, food and movement around it.
Intermittent fasting without turning your health into a public leaderboard.
Zen LeanTracker is designed for a single task and finished properly. Here is what that means in practice.
Follow popular fasting protocols and watch your progress build over time, with the window you are in laid out across the day so you can see it at a glance.
The app opens on how last night actually went: a sleep score, the time you needed against the time you got, and the night broken into awake, REM, core and deep, next to recovery and how hard the day has been on you.
Log what you eat against a daily calorie budget that grows when you move, with protein, carbohydrate, fat and fibre tracked against your own targets rather than a generic ratio.
Rate energy, body and mood in the morning, so the app has something honest to compare the numbers against and you have a record of how the routine actually felt.
Height, weight, body mass index against the healthy range, and a weight line that trends over time. Numbers reported flatly, with no percentiles and no verdict about you.
Meals, fasts, workouts, and health summaries sync to your account so they survive a new phone. Sign in with Apple, with Google, or with an email address. Signing in is required.
The Apple Watch app carries body and recovery, meals with calories and macros, workouts, and your fast, so you can log and check in without reaching for the phone.
Connect Apple Health, or connect Google and bring in what a Fitbit has already recorded. Whatever you allow feeds the sleep, recovery and activity readings the app works out for you. Read access only, revocable whenever you like, and never sold or used for ads.
Get gentle guidance shaped by how you actually fast, not noisy scoreboards.
Reminders help a routine hold together without turning a missed window into a lecture, and you decide which ones you want.
Start a fast without a setup interview. Popular protocols are ready to pick, and the rest can stay untouched.
Privacy-minded fasting support, coming soon.
Most apps ask for everything at launch and explain nothing. We ask for a permission where the feature lives, tell you what it unlocks, and keep the app working if you decline.
Open the app and use it. No account, no email, no verification step before you can do the thing you came to do.
A permission request appears next to the feature that needs it, in plain language, at the moment you reach for that feature.
Decline and the app still does its job in full. Allow it and that one feature does a little more, on your device.
No. It is designed for beginners and experienced users, with clear guidance and flexible goals.
Yes. Fitbit is part of Google, so you connect Google once and the activity, sleep and heart data recorded by a Fitbit comes in through that same connection. It is read access only, we never see your Google password, and you can disconnect in the app or revoke it from your Google account at any time. Apple Health connects separately, and you can use either, both, or neither.
Your account syncs to servers we operate so history can follow you to a new device. You can delete your account in the app to request removal. See the Privacy Policy for full detail. This app is not a medical device and does not replace professional advice.
No. It supports habits and tracking, but it is not a medical diagnosis or treatment tool.
Yes. Your logs stay with your account, so you can keep momentum even when your daily schedule shifts.
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