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THIS APP IS CRAZY How does an app with a 68-step onboarding make $550K/month? Fastic cracked the code on intermittent fasting, turning a simple practice into a powerful, psychology-driven habit machine. Let's break down their onboarding using screensdesign and their keywords using Astro ASO Tool 🧵👇 1/18

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40,546 views • 1 year ago

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