The hard, slow part is done: a complete, multi-platform product with search traffic already growing. Revenue is still tiny, which is the opening for a buyer who already has an audience or an acquisition machine.
Live revenue is independently verified by RevenueCat. The numbers are small and shown as they are: the last 28 days brought $7 collected and 45 new customers. Organic search delivered 47,132 impressions and 210 clicks over the last three months, and the curve is climbing: daily impressions doubled inside that window, from 335 to 667 a day, and clicks went from 1.3 to 3.2 a day. Average position is 12.2, so most of that visibility sits at the bottom of page one and the top of page two, where click-through is under half a percent.
Monetization has barely started. FastTrack moved to a freemium model this autumn: the fasting timer is free, three meal scans are free, and the AI features sit behind one contextual paywall. The product has had almost no paid distribution and only six ratings, which caps conversion on the App Store. A buyer who brings traffic and reviews removes the main constraint.
You are buying a finished product on every surface. Rebuilding an equivalent, native on iOS and Android, with AI features, a web funnel and a five-language content site, easily represents well over 50,000 euros and many months of specialized work. The ideal buyer already has an audience in fasting, nutrition or weight loss, or an acquisition machine, and is missing only the product.
The search traffic is growing and under-converted. Most impressions come from 200 "does it break a fast" pages that already sit around the bottom of page one in five languages. Lifting those pages a few places, and converting the visitors who already arrive, is cheaper than buying an audience from scratch.
The content is alive. Five new articles are published every day, one per language, each written natively and backed by PubMed-verified references, through an established production process. The library grows daily; it is not a frozen asset.
The timing works. Fasting apps peak every January with New Year resolutions, and the Android app has only just launched. A buyer who closes this autumn runs the product into its best season on both stores.
Prepared for prospective acquirers. All figures are current as of 12 October 2026 and, for revenue, independently verified by RevenueCat. FastTrack is a solo-built product; the sale is an opportunity to pair a finished, multi-platform asset with the distribution it has not yet had.