Small fixes and improvements.

Small fixes and polish. If the app has been useful to you, a quick rating helps other people find it.

A cleaner look on the latest iOS: the bars now let your content show through instead of covering it.

FastOnce 2.0 puts your fast where you already look. A Live Activity on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island counts down without the app open, and StandBy stands it up while the phone charges. New: Lock Screen widgets, a large home-screen widget, a Control Center switch, and Siri to start, end or check a fast. The layout now fits an iPad: the dial at full size, with the four screens in a sidebar. Fixed: a launch hang that could leave the app on a blank screen.

A small thank-you card now asks for a rating once, after a few real uses. Nothing else changes.

Store listing refresh: a clearer description of what the app does, and better search terms so more people can find it. No changes to how the app works.

Ramadan mode now shows up only as the month comes round, rather than sitting in Settings all year. The suhoor and iftar alerts are gone. Those two times shift a few minutes every day, and an alert that fires even slightly early is one that breaks your fast for you. The times themselves are still on screen.

Ramadan mode. Your fast runs from suhoor to iftar, worked out on the phone for where you are, and both times move day to day exactly as they really do. Six calculation methods, from Umm al-Qura to the Egyptian Authority. Nothing is sent anywhere. Pro gains an export: every fast you have finished, as a spreadsheet file that is yours to keep. The Pro screen now lists exactly what Pro unlocks, and it now does so in your own language.

Fasting Pro can now be unlocked, including straight from the App Store page.

A calmer timer. The ring marker and the seconds no longer pulse or roll.

The schedule now runs itself. When your fast reaches its goal the eating window opens on its own, and when that window closes the next fast begins. It keeps going for as long as you like, and you can stop it any time. The timer screen is rebuilt around one large dial, with the plan, what happens next and your fasting stages grouped into clear panels underneath. The start and end button now answers the first tap, every time.

Your schedule can now run itself. - New: Repeat automatically. When your fast completes, an eating window opens and counts down in green. When it closes, the next fast starts on its own. Fast all week without touching a button. - A notification at every switch: when the eating window opens and when the next fast begins. - Ending a fast early while repeating opens your eating window right away, and the schedule keeps going. - The widget now shows the open eating window and your next fast time, in a look that matches the app.

FastOnce now speaks your language. - Fully translated into Spanish, French, Arabic, Russian, Hindi and Ukrainian, every screen included, with proper right-to-left layout in Arabic. - Typography fixed for Arabic and Devanagari, so nothing is clipped or mis-spaced. - Ending a fast now asks for confirmation first, so a mis-tap no longer discards it. - The start and end button sits evenly between the timer and the tab bar. Still no account, no subscription and no ads.

A completely rebuilt timer. A 24 hour dial now shows exactly where your fast and your eating window fall on the real clock, so you always know what time you eat. New in this version: - Redesigned timer with a live progress ring and a wall-clock dial - New look throughout the app and a new icon - Hold on nudges: short encouragement through your fast, quiet overnight - Many more tips - The timer no longer stalls once you pass your goal, it keeps counting

Refreshed App Store screenshots and an updated privacy policy link. Plus minor refinements and stability improvements throughout the app.

A fresh look: refined typography throughout with the IBM Plex typeface, plus new liquid glass visuals across the timer and history. Cleaner, calmer, and easier to read at a glance.