Incredible app, been using for a couple of months.
Yay, v3. Oh wait, it now requires an account. Sadly, uninstalled.
Privacy and offline capable apps are possible, so do not switch from that model without warning users, this is very bad practice IMHO.
I've been using the beta for a few weeks and I have 80 fasts total logged. I love the redesign and the simplicity of the app.. especially the v3 notifications for "time left".
I do miss seeing the bar graphs of previous fasts that the old version had -- it was a good way to see more chain of progress. I know the new one has that functionality but it's a bit buried.
I use it daily to track my fasts. At first, I didn't have the reflex to use it but after a few days, it became automatic. Now I'm excited to see my progress and it motivates me to keep going.
I've been practicing IF since 2017, most days 12-14 hours, some days 16-18 hours. I'd commit to memory what my last feeding time was every single night so having this app is super helpful! Not to mention the community aspect of togetherness and accountability. Great work @kevinrose @mike_maser! :)
Thanks for a Zero has been a great app from the start, the added features will be a great way to keep up with the fasting and learn some new things along the way.
Used off and on for the past two years, but finally committed to daily 16 hour fasts in December. This completely changed my day to day life (in addition to switching from coffee to tea and cutting most processed foods from diet).
Been using 2.0 for over a year and have absolutely loved it even before this update. While the previous build was simple and useful it was lacking in features but was also free so it was understandable.
This update fills in any gaps I had before while still maintaining the insane FREE price tag.
Thank you, Kevin Rose, for not capitalizing off the wellness of human beings with your suite of apps like Zero and Oak.
Great app. It has helped me a lot with the fasting. v3 looks amazing.
Do you think the apple watch might be able to detect the fasting state in the future?
