Health & Fitness · Android
FastMe: Fasting & Walk Tracker
An intermittent-fasting tracker that keeps everything on your device. Fasting timer with common plans (16:8, 18:6, 20:4, OMAD, 5:2 or custom), weight and hydration logs, automatic steps through Health Connect, and GPS walk tracking with a route map.
Features
- Live fasting timer with preset or custom plans
- Weight trend with goal tracking (kg or lb)
- Hydration quick-add with daily goal
- Automatic daily steps via Health Connect (read-only)
- GPS walks with route map, distance and notes
- Unified history timeline of fasts, weight, water, meals and walks
- No account, no ads, no analytics
Permissions
What the app asks for, and why.
| Health Connect (steps, distance, active calories) | Read-only, to show your own activity. Optional. |
|---|---|
| Location | Only while you record a walk, to draw your route. Optional. |
| Internet | Only to load OpenStreetMap tiles behind a walk map. No personal data is sent. |
Full details: FastMe privacy policy
Help & troubleshooting
My steps aren't showing up.
Open the Steps screen and connect Health Connect, then allow read access to steps. On Android 14 and later Health Connect is built into system settings; on older versions install the Health Connect app from Google Play. FastMe only reads what other apps (your phone's step counter, a watch app, Google Fit, Samsung Health, etc.) have written into Health Connect, so make sure one of them is set to share steps there. If your device can't use Health Connect, you can enter steps manually.
The walk map is blank.
The route itself is recorded offline, but the map background is loaded from OpenStreetMap and needs a network connection. Reopen the walk when you're online and the map will draw.
My walk distance looks wrong.
GPS accuracy drops indoors, between tall buildings and in the first seconds after starting. Wait for a stable fix before you start, and keep location set to precise for FastMe.
How do I delete my data?
Go to Settings → Clear local data, or uninstall the app. Nothing is stored anywhere else, so that removes it completely.
Is FastMe medical advice?
No. It's a self-tracking tool, not a medical device. Talk to a healthcare professional before starting or changing a fasting routine.