eat with the daylight.
Faslun helps you eat within one gentle window each day, somewhere between eight and twelve hours, matched to your daylight. No streaks to protect. No fasts to win. A rhythm your days can keep.
In closed testing now. iOS to come.
One window. That is the whole method.
Every fasting app you have met sells longer and harder. Faslun sells a window that fits inside a normal day, and then helps you keep it kindly.
Pick your window
Choose eight to twelve hours, say nine to seven. Faslun will not offer you less than eight, on purpose. Gentle is the point, not the compromise.
eat inside it
Breakfast when you are ready, a real lunch, a last plate before the window closes. Sol, your guide, keeps you company and never once uses the word cheat.
Let it close
The last tile turns terracotta and the day is done. Rest days count. Tomorrow the window opens again, exactly as forgiving as today.
Breaking the fast is a meal worth cooking.
Most apps end at the timer. Faslun starts there: 120 hand-painted recipes built for the first plate of the day, from eggs to slow mains to something sweet. Tell it what is already in your kitchen and it builds your break around that.
21 recipes are free forever. The rest belong to Golden Hour, and every locked dish still shows you its picture and its name. No surprises behind the paywall.
A kitchen, a window, and the light coming in. That is the whole idea.
Faslun turns some people away.
Before anything else, Faslun asks four honest questions. Some answers mean it will not coach your eating at all, and it says so kindly, on the first screen, before any paywall exists. Safety is always free. It is never the upsell.
Under 18
Growing bodies need fuel on their own schedule. Faslun opens its library and gentle reading instead, nothing more.
Pregnant or breastfeeding
This is not the season for windows. Faslun steps aside and suggests your clinician, and keeps the reading shelf open.
A history of eating disorders
Any tool that shapes eating can do harm here. Faslun refuses to coach, plainly and without a lecture, and offers gentle reading only.
Insulin-dependent diabetes
Windows and insulin need a clinician in the room. Faslun says follow their plan, not an app's, and means it.
Rest days count.
There is no streak in Faslun, so there is nothing to break. A day off is a day the rhythm held, because the rhythm includes rest. In the evening, Faslun reads your sleep from Health Connect if you let it, and tomorrow's window quietly adjusts to the night you actually had.
And on any day, at any hour, one button says I need to eat now. Pressing it is always the right answer.
What is free, what is not, what it costs.
This audience has been burned by fasting apps before: prompts mid-fast, ads on the timer, warnings behind a paywall. So here is the whole price list, on the front page, in the open.
Free forever. No account. No ads.
- Your daylight window, 8 to 12 hours
- Sol, your daily guide
- The safety gate and every warning
- 21 recipes and the screened reading shelf
- Rest days that count
Or $59.99 a year, or $179 once, forever.
- All 120 recipes, and the Chef's Table that plans your break
- The full library: 84 reads, including the Long Table
- Deeper health readings, sleep-aware windows
- 7 days free on monthly, 14 on yearly
- Lifetime comes with a 30-day refund, no questions staged as a maze
No prompts mid-fast. No ads on a timer. No paywall on a warning. Those are the rules.
The window opens tomorrow morning, same as always. Be there for it.
Get Faslun for AndroidIn closed testing now. iOS to come.