Intermittent Fasting - MyFast Reviews

I have used the free version of IntermittentFasting for a while and it was a good app. Recently, I went to log in, used my finger print to do so and was surprised to see I had subscribed to the pro version for a year. I logged out again and yes - the login screen is a giant subscription page, with no way to access your free account. Thankfully, there was a 3 day trial so I immediately went to my account and cancelled the subscription. Well, not so fast. The subscription showed that it would expire 1 year from now - so, not taking the trial period in consideration. I immediately wrote to support. No answer. Wrote again the next day. No answer. Then the charge posted on my credit card. I immediately contested the charge on my card. To add insult to injury, this action resulted in my App Store account to be disabled because yeah - you should only contest fraudulent charges with Apple or you’re being retaliated against ! I was now refunded but had to spend 40 min in the phone waiting for Apple Support because this is the only way you can restore your account (at this point it’s too late to download the Apple support app- won’t work with a disabled account and my phone is set to offload unused apps). So users - beware - there are many app that are as good and not as fishy.

If you’re on schedule mode, you can’t press start or stop fasting when you actually do. Just works like a clock telling you whether you should be eating or not. In the manual mode you can press stop/start fasting and it’s more realistic, however it doesn’t store your history whatsoever and if you transition from schedule to manual, IntermittentFasting is very confused and just assumes you’ve been eating the whole time since forever ago.
I needed a simple free app without reviews, etc, but this one is no better than your phone clock/alarm/timer. Used for a few days, looking for a different one.

I downloaded IntermittentFasting the other day along with other fasting apps to compare and see which one I liked to use. I signed up for the “free 3 day trial” and read in the fine print that I would be charged after three says of use and had until then to cancel to avoid charges. Within five minutes of downloading IntermittentFasting and checking out IntermittentFasting , I decided to check my bank. They charged me for an entire year!! An entire year. I wasn’t 20 minutes into this “free trial” and got charged for a year. If you’re going to take people over the coals, tell them so in the fine print, please. Douche bags.

I downloaded all of them and this is the best simply to use fast timer that goes over 12 or 24 and is customizable without paying! Good job to the developer for putting the customizable option and let you edit the start time if you forget to start the clock or were too busy to do it. Thinking ahead is the way to go!

Perfect for keeping track of my daily fast. I checked out other fasting apps and most required iOS 10, so I'm happy that this one doesn't require it because I don't want to upgrade. Simple to use, easy to edit times if you forget to input or start a fast. I like being able to look at my history of fasts. Minimal ads is nice.

I used 4 apps at one time for a few days and after a week this was the one that I decided to use. This isn’t a slick looking app but it gives edit ability, it tracks long fasts and has a couple extra stats which I like. Other apps looked much better but they were lacking in functionality.

This is the fourth app I downloaded for intermittent fasting. This is the only one that I understood. I don’t know why I had issues with the others. I just couldn’t follow them. As soon as I downloaded IntermittentFasting everything came together. I feel confident with it. I even purchased without the ads. Maybe now I can stay on track. Good job

I like IntermittentFasting mainly because I can customize it to what I need. It’s easy to use. I like the reminders. It helps me to press on when I may feel I want to give in but I look at it and it tells me how much longer I have to go and so I think to myself I can do this! I getting healthier each day!

I was using IntermittentFasting and really liked it. Then it started giving me problems. I wouldn’t open it up and none of the buttons would respond when I pressed them. I also made sure I installed the most recent update. tried once a day to open IntermittentFasting after this issue started happening and the same problem occurred. I then uninstalled it last week. Today I reinstalled it thinking the glitch would have been fixed by now...nope. This was such a great app. Please get it to work properly again. Thanks!!’

All the other apps force you to use full hours. IntermittentFasting does what all the other apps do but you can use hours and fractions of hours if you slowly want to build up your endurance by fractional increases and best of all you get all the functions for free with advertisement.

I like that you can go past 24 hours which I have not seen on other apps. Overall it’s easy to use and looks good. One suggestion: If I start a fast on Monday @ 1:00 pm I would like to be able to pick my end date of my fast using actual dates (Friday, February 8 @ 1:00 pm) instead of having to add up and input hours (120 hours).

I like that it tracks my weight and I can set my fasting goal with just a tap of the button. It also lets you manually put in your fasts if you forget to add one and you can also edit them. A lot of the fasting apps don’t let you do that. Easy to use.

At first I thought this was nice. But after a few days I was able to see the problems.
It says manual settings. But that is not when you are starting a fast, this means you can change whatever it said at the end of whatever time was put in.
It needs its own page for being able to start at whatever time you, put in and stop at whatever time you put in. This one doesn’t even have directions, it is useless. AJ

IntermittentFasting is easy to use. It’s design is clean and minimal which I love.
It lets you customize how many hours you want to fast for. I haven’t found anything I don’t like about it yet!
Love it and the design is just so gorgeous.

IntermittentFasting is simple and straightforward. The best part is being able to edit your fast start or end time in case you need to. I also like that you can review past fasts and look at your week overview.

I put in start time and number if hours I want to fast. I then revisit occasionally to check on my progress. The information helps me stay the course.

I looked for different apps and really like this one. The ease and simplicity of it. I’ve been using it since April, now is November daylight savings time ended and now I cannot open IntermittentFasting it’s just buffering. I’ve reset my phone, deleted IntermittentFasting and reinstalled it and nothing. Very frustrating. Please fix it. I don’t want to start another app.

Have used 2 other Fasting apps.. which are good... but IntermittentFasting is so much better for when i do Long Fast... it gives me the Date and the time i need to stop... the others give the time or just how long you have been fasting... My New Favorite App..

IntermittentFasting is made to track like three things. It completely messed up all my measurements. Just deleted what I had and put in random numbers so I lost the information showing the progress I had. For example. It says my waist is 6.5 inches just out of the blue. I never once put that number in. I would think it was my mistake but it did it to ALL my measurements. What a crap App. I would give it zero stars if that was a thing.

It does exactly what you need and not much else. Maybe I wish it was more colorful? But you can track your progress with fasts, weight, and body measurements, so it’s perfect for my needs!