Intermittent Fasting for Men
- 28 of 100 · reviews
- 4.6of 5 · store
- 2,493ratings on the App Store
- 191reviews read
An editorial reading of the saved reviews
The app is marketed as a tracker for men, but the basic function of switching IF protocols is buried behind a paywall and is genuinely hard to find. The calorie counter only covers branded products. A spiritual mechanic that asks for religious affiliation feels out of place in a health tracker.
Screenshots
What people use it for
Hard to name a clear audience. The product wins neither on simplicity nor on depth.
What reviews praise
A progress page showing fasting days gives users a sense of accumulated results over several weeks.
What reviews complain about
- Switching from 16:8 to 18:6 is buried deep in settings and often does not save.
- The calorie database covers only store brands with no way to add your own meal.
- The timer merges multiple days together rather than counting them individually.
Other apps in this topic
Full ranking: Intermittent fasting47 apps with screenshots and scores
This is material from the inApp archive. Before installing, check the app’s current terms and features in the store.