Daily Leveling alternative

XP Tracker vs Daily Leveling

Daily Leveling turns your to-do list into XP across seven life categories, with an anime avatar made from your photo. XP Tracker hands you a class, a written set of daily quests and a boss to beat. Both scratch the level-up itch in different ways.

A Hunter boss from XP Tracker

We make XP Tracker. Daily Leveling facts were checked against its App Store listing, Google Play listing and website in November 2026.

Your own system, or a written one

Daily Leveling is a habit RPG from Agility Automations. You add your own quests, drop each one into one of seven categories (Fitness, Health, Business, Finance, Education, Personal, Travel) and give it a priority. Low, medium and high priority pay different amounts of XP. Long-term goals pay more. You upload a photo, it makes an anime-style avatar of you, and the avatar evolves at milestone levels. It has a public API and an MCP server, so ChatGPT, Claude or Cursor can add quests and tick them off for you. It's free to use with no ads, on iPhone and Android.

XP Tracker is a habit RPG too, built the other way round. You pick one of eight classes, and the class gives you the day's quests: Plan Your Day, Physical Training, Deep Focus, Daily Reading, Meditate and more, plus quests of its own. Your XP levels the hero, damages the current boss and unlocks the next panel of the class's comic. Along the way you collect gear that makes your hero stronger and pets that hatch from eggs. It also has an ending: finish all eight classes and your hero is immortalized in the Hall of Heroes, ranked by when you finished, among players from all over the world. It runs on iPhone and Android.

If you love the Solo Leveling daily quest idea, we wrote a page on that too: a Solo Leveling style app for real-life daily quests.

Side by side

Feature comparison

As of November 2026.

FeatureDaily LevelingXP Tracker
Core ideaYour to-dos become quests that earn XPLevel up a hero with real quests
Who writes the questsYou do, sorted into 7 categoriesYour class comes with a program; add up to 12 daily, 5 weekly and 5 monthly from a library, or make your own custom quests
Your characterAn AI anime avatar made from your photoOne of 8 painted classes, each with its own mentor
Game layerXP, levels, streaks, stats dashboardXP, levels 0 to 60 per class, 198 bosses, 832 items, 1,400+ pets
StoryNot listedAn original comic per class, 488 panels in all
Quest timersNot listedTimers you set yourself
Missing a dayYour streak resetsYou lose only the XP you didn't earn; rest days keep streaks
AI assistant linkYes, public API and MCP serverNo
Blocking distracting appsNot listedYes, App Lock
LanguagesEnglish28 languages
PlatformsiPhone, AndroidiPhone, Android
How you payFree to use, no adsFree to start, then monthly or a one-time pass

"Not listed" means we didn't find it on the app's store listing or website. It may still exist.

Fair is fair

Who should pick Daily Leveling

  • You already know your goals and want to write every quest yourself, including one-off tasks and deadlines.
  • You want to see your effort split across business, finance, travel and the rest of your life.
  • You like the idea of an avatar that looks like you.
  • You want ChatGPT or Claude to manage your quest list through its API or MCP server.
  • You want an app that's free to use with no ads.

Who should pick XP Tracker

  • You'd rather open the app and find today's quests already there.
  • You want an enemy to beat. Each boss has a health bar, and your quests are the damage.
  • You want a story that moves on only when you do.
  • Losing a streak used to make you quit. In XP Tracker a missed day costs only that day's XP.
  • Your phone is the real rival, and you want other apps locked until the quests are done.
The Necromancer class's final boss in XP Tracker
The last boss of the Necromancer arc, waiting at level 55.
Switching

Moving from Daily Leveling to XP Tracker

  1. Sort your quests. Repeating habits belong in XP Tracker. One-off tasks and long-term business goals can stay in Daily Leveling or any to-do list.
  2. Check the core quests first. Training, focus, reading, meditation and planning come with every class, so you may not need to add them.
  3. Add the rest from the library. Tap + Add a quest for habits like Drink water, Study a language, No social media or Walk with a step goal you choose. Each one keeps its own streak.
  4. Pick your first class.

Questions people ask

What is the difference between Daily Leveling and XP Tracker?

In Daily Leveling you write your own quests, sort them into seven categories and earn XP by priority. In XP Tracker you pick a class and get its daily quests, bosses, gear and comic story, and you can add more habits from a quest library of about 60.

Does XP Tracker make an avatar from my photo?

No. In XP Tracker you play one of eight painted heroes: Warrior, Druid, Bard, Outlaw, Hunter, Shaman, Necromancer and Monk. Daily Leveling is the one that turns your photo into an anime-style avatar.

Can I connect ChatGPT or Claude to XP Tracker?

No. XP Tracker has no public API or AI assistant connection. Daily Leveling lists a public API and an MCP server for that, so pick it if you want an AI assistant to add and complete quests for you.

What happens if I miss a day in XP Tracker?

You lose only the XP you didn't earn that day, which makes the current boss harder to beat in time. Rest days keep your streaks.

Is XP Tracker free?

It's free to start. After that you choose a monthly plan or a one-time Full Journey pass. The app shows the price for your country.

Start your journey

Pick a class, do the day's quests, and watch your hero level up with you.

Start free on iPhone and Android.

Scan to install Point your phone camera at the code. iPhone opens the App Store, Android opens Google Play.