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FastQuest keeps fasting simple, visible, and private.

Track fasting windows, hydration, mood, weight, and progress in one focused app. This site contains the public pages App Store reviewers and users need: privacy policy, support details, and the terms that explain how FastQuest works.

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No account required Local storage only On-device reminders Fast review notes

Privacy-first Data stays on the device unless you choose otherwise.

One calm flow Onboarding leads straight into the fasting dashboard.

Progress at a glance Logs for water, mood, weight, and streaks live together.

Reviewer-ready Public pages explain support, policy, and use expectations.

What reviewers should know

FastQuest does not require a login or demo account. Open the app, finish onboarding, and use the dashboard, history, and settings tabs to verify the core flow.

What it does

Built for a clean fasting routine

The app is intentionally narrow. It helps people keep one routine visible instead of juggling separate trackers, reminders, and notes.

Track fasting windows

Record the start and end of each fast, then review your history without extra setup.

Log supporting habits

Keep hydration, mood, and weight in the same place so the pattern stays easy to see.

Stay on device

FastQuest uses local storage and does not need an account to function.

App Store requirements

Public pages reviewers can use immediately

These links are what the App Store metadata should point to. They are short, direct, and specific.

Privacy Policy Explains what FastQuest stores, what it does not collect, and how you can contact support.

Support Gives users and reviewers a clear path for help, issue reports, and review guidance.

Terms & Medical Disclaimer Sets expectations for the app and clarifies that it does not replace medical advice.

Review note

FastQuest is designed for direct review. No login is required. If the reviewer starts from a fresh install, the main onboarding flow leads into the home dashboard, and the settings sheet contains the reset and policy-related controls.