Fast Track - Fasting Tracker: Trying to go back in time

Hey everyone, I'm so excited (and a little nervous) to share my app with you all: Fast Track - Fasting Tracker. Honestly, it started as a personal necessity. I wanted a simple way to track my eating habits, but every fasting app I found was cluttered with features I didn't need, complex social graphs, and a constant push for subscriptions. They all felt more interested in my data than my well-being. So, I built what I couldn't find. Fast Track is a straightforward, no-nonsense tracker to help you monitor your fasting windows. That's it. It was also a proof of concept for me to see if I could build a truly user-first product. In a world of apps fighting for your data and attention, Fast Track’s most important feature is what it doesn't do. This app is a statement: ✔️ It works completely OFFLINE. No connection needed, ever. ✔️ ZERO ads. Your screen is yours and yours alone. ✔️ NO user accounts or data collection. I don't want your data. What you track is for your eyes only and stays on your device. ✔️ NO BATTERY draining background services while still get reminders. I am extremely proud that I managed to build a seamless, effective experience that works entirely offline. It was a personal challenge to reject the "always-on" model and create something self-contained and reliable. It proves that we can still build tools that are quiet, private, and respectful. My approach to this launch is the same. No spamming social media, no aggressive marketing. My hope is that a simple, useful tool can find its audience organically, starting with a thoughtful conversation right here. It feels wrong to use a noisy, data-driven approach to promote quiet, private software, so I’m trying a different way. I would be genuinely grateful for your feedback on this back-to-basics approach. I'll be here all day to answer every single question. Thank you for checking it out