First — the exact day
Multi-day and one-day fasts, Wednesdays and Fridays, fast-free weeks, feasts and relaxations.
The calendar works with no end date and without the internet.

The app doesn’t take away the fast itself — it takes away the daily organising fatigue around it.
Multi-day and one-day fasts, Wednesdays and Fridays, fast-free weeks, feasts and relaxations.
The calendar works with no end date and without the internet.

Choose how many adults and children, foods to avoid, your time in the kitchen and the equipment you have. The menu follows each day’s level.
705 recipes, exact quantities and clear steps.

Ingredients from the chosen dishes are added up, scaled to your family and grouped by shop aisle.
You can tick off what you’ve bought and add your own items.

More than a recipe collection
The calendar helps you keep the day in view among kitchen tasks: it shows the church feast, the icon of the day and a short note on how to recognise the image.
See the app’s real screens. No staged mock-ups and no made-up reviews.



The basic calendar never locks. A subscription is needed for full planning, recipes and shopping.
Today’s rule, the fasting and feast calendar, today’s menu, the guide, the prayer list and the diary.
Full recipes, a menu for the whole period and the shopping list. No payment card needed to start.
Monthly or yearly. The App Store or Google Play shows the price in your currency before you confirm. You can cancel at any time through the store.
No. The app works straight away, with no account and no ads.
Yes. The calendar, menu, recipes and shopping list are stored on your phone and available offline.
The full text of all 705 recipes, a menu for the whole fast and a worked-out shopping list.
Today’s rule, the Orthodox fasting and feast calendar, today’s menu, the guide, the prayer list and the diary.
Yes, at any time in the App Store or Google Play. Access continues until the end of the paid period.
When the menu is put together, you can exclude foods you want to avoid. However, you still need to check the labels on specific packages and the risk of cross-contamination yourself.