Terms of use

Last updated: 26 September 2026

What Sabr offers, what the subscription changes, and what the app does not claim to be.

Purpose

Sabr tracks intermittent fasting, hydration and the month of Ramadan. Using it means accepting these terms.

Free and paid

The fasting timer, water tracking and the full Ramadan mode, reminders included, are free. The unlimited plan opens advanced and custom protocols, the full history, 30-day statistics, themes and export.

Subscriptions

Subscriptions are sold by Google Play at the prices shown, taxes included, and renew automatically at the end of each period. You can cancel at any time from your Google Play account, effective at the end of the current period.

Lifetime purchase

The lifetime purchase is a single payment tied to your Google account. It can be restored from the app settings, including after a reinstall or a change of phone.

Refunds

Refunds follow the Google Play policy, Google Play being the only payment intermediary.

Health

Sabr is a tracking tool, not a medical device. It diagnoses nothing, treats nothing and replaces no professional advice. Fasting is inadvisable in several situations, notably pregnancy, diabetes or eating disorders: ask a doctor before you start.

Prayer times

Times come from the Aladhan service and depend on the calculation method you pick. The start of Ramadan rests on the sighting of the crescent moon and may shift by a day between countries. When in doubt, your mosque announcement prevails over the app.

Availability

Working out the times needs a connection, at least once a month. An outage of the third-party service may prevent an update, without giving rise to compensation.

Governing law

These terms are governed by French law.