A 20-hour fasting timer counts from your start time to your end time. If you start at 8:00 PM, a 20-hour fast ends at 4:00 PM the next day.
Start a 20-hour fastStart at 8:00 PM; finish at 4:00 PM (next day).
Choose 20 hours, or pick a preset like 16:8 and OMAD.
The ring begins filling and shows exactly how long is left.
Keep the live timer on your home screen — no need to open the app.
Fast Goblin keeps the timer running with a live ring, milestone alerts, and widgets — and logs every finish to your streak. All on-device, no account.
This page gives a simple 20-hour timer example and explains when a fasting app is better than mental math or alarms.
| Timer field | Example |
|---|---|
| Fasting duration | 20 hours |
| Start time | 8:00 PM |
| End time | 4:00 PM (next day) |
| Best use | fasting timer widget |
A widget-style timer is useful when you want progress at a glance instead of opening the app again and again.
Fast Goblin turns a 20-hour fast into a clear progress screen with start time, end time, reminders, and history, so the timer feels easy to repeat.
Fast Goblin turns a 20-hour fast into a clear progress screen with start time, end time, reminders, and history, so the timer feels easy to repeat.
It is exactly 20 hours from the moment you start the timer.
Yes. The duration matters more than the sample start time.
No. This page is for tracking and planning only.
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