FOSS Release v1.0.0

🚀 Release Notes: v1.0.0 (Stable)

The first stable release of FastTimes!

✨ Key Features

⏱️ Intermittent Fast Tracking

• Intuitive Timer: Start, stop, and adjust your fasts with a single tap. A persistent background service ensures your progress is tracked accurately, even if the app is closed or the device restarts.
• Flexible Fasting Goals: Choose from standard intermittent fasting plans (16:8, 20:4, OMAD) or define a custom goal that fits your specific routine.
• Visual Progress: Stay motivated with Material 3 Expressive countdowns and notifications.
• Comprehensive History: Review past fasts with detailed logs and edit previous entries to keep your data accurate.
• Streaks: Stay motivated by building up you fasting streaks, helping you build a habit.
• Statistics: Visualize your streaks and habits over time to better understand your progress.

🎨 Personalization

• Material 3 & Dynamic Colors: A modern Material 3 interface (using Material 3 Expressive components) that supports "Material You," automatically adapting to your system wallpaper colors.
• Theming Support: Seamlessly switch between light and dark themes for comfortable nighttime logging.
• UI Customization: Tailor the app's look with adjustable accent colors and interface elements.

🛡️ Privacy First

• 100% Offline: FastTimes works entirely without an internet connection. Your data never leaves your device.
• No Accounts, No Tracking: No email required, no cloud syncing, and absolutely no third-party analytics or trackers.
• Open Source: Built with transparency in mind.
• Full Data Control: You own your data. Export and Import your history as you wish.

🏗️ Modern Tech Stack

Built with the latest Android standards to ensure a high-performance, resilient experience:

• Jetpack Compose: A fully declarative UI for fluid animations and a modern user experience.
• Kotlin Coroutines & Flow: Powering reactive, non-blocking data streams throughout the app.
• Room & DataStore: Robust local-first persistence; Room handles complex fasting logs while DataStore manages user preferences.
• Hilt DI: Clean dependency injection for a modular, maintainable, and testable architecture.
• Clean Architecture (MVVM): Ensure the app is scalable and robust.