What is a weekly fasting timer?
A weekly fasting timer schedules one chosen fast, counts the time, reminds you why you started, and records how it ended.
Oruva narrows the experience to one weekly ritual. You choose the day, time, and target. The app then provides local reminders, an active timer, a ten-minute support flow, and private history.
How Oruva works
- Choose a weekly day and start time.
- Select 12, 16, 18, 20, or 24 hours.
- Write an optional private reason.
- Start the timer and use the support flow if the day gets difficult.
- Complete the fast or end it honestly, including for wellbeing.
Who it is for
Oruva is for adults who already have an informed fasting practice and want a focused way to keep one weekly commitment. It is especially useful for someone who does not want calorie counting, social feeds, complex diet programs, or a recurring subscription.
Who should not rely on it
Oruva cannot determine whether fasting is appropriate for you. It should not be used as medical guidance, as a reason to ignore symptoms, or as a substitute for individual professional advice. Read the wellbeing boundaries before use.
What happens when a fast ends early?
Oruva records an intentional ending or a wellbeing ending. It does not erase the session or punish you with a broken-streak message. The goal is an honest weekly record, not pressure to finish at any cost.
Privacy and price
The app stores plans, reasons, sessions, and reflections locally on your iPhone. Core planning, timing, reminders, support, and four recent fasts are free. Oruva Pro is planned as a $19.99 one-time purchase for unlimited history, weekly insights, and CSV export.
See why the tracker stays simple or read the full privacy policy.