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Fastrack

A fasting tracker for the Apple Watch. I fast most days and wanted something that lived on my wrist: start a fast, glance at the ring, see what my body is doing, and log it without reaching for my phone.

The brief

This one does one thing. The logo doubles as the interface: the mark fills bottom-up as the fast runs, so it reads the second you raise your wrist. Pick a preset, watch it fill, and learn what your body is doing in each phase as the hours pass.

The mark

The Fastrack mark: stacked bars clipped to a circle.The Fastrack mark: stacked bars clipped to a circle.
The Fastrack watch icon.
The mark, at rest. The watch icon.
The ring on the landing, fifteen hours into a fast: fat burning, 94 percent, autophagy next.
The ring, fifteen hours in. Fat burning; autophagy next.

The thinking

Every fasting app I tried wanted an account, a subscription, and my phone in the loop. Fastrack is watch-only: no iPhone app, no accounts, no analytics, nothing leaves the device.

What it does

Design

Black, white and greys from the logo, on a black canvas with a little film grain. Four accent themes lay a single hue over that base. Secondary actions live below the fold, so the gauge always owns the screen.

Where it stands

In active build. The landing site is live with the privacy policy, and the App Store listing is next.