Ramadan Fast Track Weight Loss

About this app

RamadanCal: Ramadan Fast Track Weight Loss helps you track fasting, calories, and nutrition in one simple app designed for Muslim lifestyles. Whether you want weight loss during Ramadan, better eating habits, or a complete fasting tracker with spiritual tools like Azkar and Qibla, this app combines everything you need in one place. From food scanner features to fasting calendar tracking, you can monitor your daily progress, count calories, and build healthier habits while staying aligned with Islamic values. WHY MUSLIMCAL: MUSLIM CALORIE FASTING TRACKER? • Fasting & Calorie Tracker in One - Track your daily fasting progress with an easy fasting tracker designed for Ramadan and year-round fasting. - Count calories and monitor nutrition to support weight loss and healthy diet goals. - See detailed nutrition values including carbs, protein, fats, and hydration impact. • Smart Food Scanner - Use the food scanner to scan meals and instantly get calorie and nutrition analysis. - Perfect for checking suhoor and iftar meals or any daily food & water intake. - Simplify calorie tracking without manual calculation. • Fasting Calendar & Progress Tracking - Plan and track your fasting journey with a built-in fasting calendar. - View daily logs, fasting streaks, and nutrition summaries. - Follow your progress over time for better consistency and motivation. • Weight Loss Support During Ramadan - Set goals for weight loss while maintaining balanced nutrition. - Track calories safely during fasting periods. - Build sustainable diet habits without losing focus on spiritual goals. • Muslim Lifestyle Tools - Find Qibla anytime with an accurate Qibla compass. - Use Daily Azkar and Dhikr tools to support mindful and blessed fasting. - Access halal-friendly tools that complement your daily routine. • Halal-Focused Nutrition Insights - Get full nutrition breakdowns to help maintain a halal-conscious diet. - See calorie and nutrient details for smarter meal decisions. - Stay informed while tracking your fasting and health goals. KEY FEATURES • Calorie Counter & Nutrition Tracker - Track calories easily with clear visual summaries. - Monitor protein, carbs, fats, and hydration levels. • Food Scanner & Analysis - Scan food instantly for nutrition and calorie estimation. - Fast results designed for daily use during Ramadan and beyond. • Fasting Tracker & Calendar - Log fasting days and build streaks. - Review meals and nutrition history directly from your calendar. • Qibla Finder & Azkar - Compass-based Qibla direction for prayer. - Daily Azkar and Dhikr counters integrated into your routine. • Weight & Health Overview - Track weight and personal goals. - Stay consistent with healthier habits while fasting. RamadanCal: Muslim Calorie Fasting Tracker is built for Muslims who want a practical fasting tracker, calorie counter, and halal lifestyle companion - helping you balance health, spirituality, and daily routines in one app. Disclaimer: This app provides general nutrition and fasting tracking information and is not intended as medical advice. Please consult a healthcare professional before making significant dietary or lifestyle changes. Download RamadanCal: Muslim Calorie Fasting Tracker now and start your Ramadan and daily fasting journey with smarter calorie tracking, food scanning, Azkar support, and Qibla tools - all in one place. You can access our Privacy Policy, Terms of Use, and Support page via the following links: • Privacy Policy = https://tunimba.github.io/muslimcal.github.io-privacypolicy/ • Terms of Use = https://tunimba.github.io/muslimcal.github.io-termsofservice/ • Support = https://tunimba.github.io/muslimcal.github.io-support/

Hey, dear user reading this, In this update: - ⁠We made several user interface improvements for a smoother and better experience Wishing you a blessed and peaceful Ramadan! May your fasts be accepted.

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