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About The Last Pact

The Last Pact is a motivational, gamified journey for spacing out (or quitting) breaks—one timer at a time. Choose your starting level (90 minutes) and add +30 minutes daily until you reach the advanced modes: a 20-minute window every 8 hours, then one allowance every 24 hours. You start with 30 credits to repeat tough days (1 credit per repeat), and logging a failure doubles the next target. You can now add friends with unique nicknames: see their progress and get notified when they start or fail a pact. Timer data stays on-device; nicknames, friend list and shared status are stored in Firebase to power the social feed. Highlights : - Progressive daily timer (+30 minutes per day) up to the 8h/24h stages. - Repeat mechanics with credits, failure recovery logic, and live stats (day, goal, mode). - Friend feed and push notifications (“Alex started a 2h30 pact”, “Sara failed”) - Detailed instructions

What’s new

Version 1.0.4 · Updated November 29, 2025

- minor bugs fixed

App privacy

The developer, Alessandro Albergo, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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