Level up your life

An app to get your life together, one quest at a time

You don't need a new system. You need to know what to do today, and a reason to come back tomorrow. XP Tracker gives you both: a short list of real quests and a game that moves forward when you do.

Why the last app didn't stick

You've probably tried a habit app before. Maybe three. You set it up on a good day, added eleven habits, and by week two the list made you feel worse than no list at all.

Most habit apps start blank. You decide what to track, you build the system, you stay motivated. On a bad day the app has nothing to offer except a row of red marks.

XP Tracker starts the other way round. The quests are already there, written for your class. Your job each day is to do some of them. The game handles the rest: XP, levels, loot, a boss to beat and the next page of a story you want to read.

What you get

How XP Tracker helps you level up your life

A short list for today.Clean Start, Plan Your Day, Physical Training, Deep Focus, Daily Reading, Close the Day and more. Plan your day, move your body, focus on one thing, read a few pages, close the day.
A class that fits where you're stuck.Eight classes, each with its own voice, two daily class quests that rotate, and a weekly and a monthly class quest. The Warrior builds discipline. The Druid slows you down. The Bard gets you making things. The Outlaw breaks your autopilot.
Your own habits, too.Add quests from the library: drink water, take your meds, apply for jobs, do the laundry, practise an instrument. Set the goal and the days.
A boss that checks your consistency.The XP from your quests is the damage. Pick Easy while you find your feet, then Medium or Mythic when you want more.
A story you earn.Each level unlocks the next panel of your class's comic. 61 panels per class, 488 in all.
An ending.One class at a time, and finishing one unlocks the next. All eight take about 8 to 14 months. Along the way, the Hall of Heroes shows how you rank against other players.

Real life happens

Built for bad weeks too

Skipping costs only the XP. Each quest you do earns XP. The ones you skip don't take anything away.

Rest days. Sick, travelling, burnt out? Take a rest day and your streaks hold until tomorrow.

App Lock. If your phone eats your mornings, lock distracting apps until you've done a set number of quests. How App Lock works

Losing a boss is fine. You keep your levels, gear and story. Another boss comes along.

Plan Your Day quest art from the Warrior class in XP Tracker — Plan Your Day, one of the core daily quests.

Pick a starting point

Which class fits where you're stuck?

Each class trains a different side of you. In the app you choose your first class from its art alone, so trust your intuition.

Can't get started: Warrior. "Fear doesn't go away. You stop waiting for it to."
Always rushing, never present: Druid. Quests like Presence: have one conversation with no phone.
Stuck in the same routine: Outlaw. Quests like Glitch in the Matrix: do one small task differently, on purpose.
Lost touch with people or with making things: Bard. Quests like Create Something and Hello Old Friend.

First week

A gentle way to start

Day 1: pick a class and do three quests. Any three.
Days 2 to 3: add Plan Your Day in the morning and Close the Day at night. They bookend everything else.
First boss: pick Easy. Win one before you test yourself.
End of week one: add one habit of your own from the quest library. Only one.

More ideas in our guide on getting back on track after a bad week.

Questions people ask

What's a good app to get your life together?

One you'll still open in a month. XP Tracker is built for that: it hands you a short list of real daily quests for your class, and the XP you earn levels up a hero, beats bosses, unlocks a comic story and drops gear and pets to collect. You decide how much: you set where you start and where you want to get to, and the quests build up from there.

Is XP Tracker just another habit tracker?

It's a gamified habit tracker with a program behind it. Most trackers start empty and ask you to fill them. XP Tracker starts with your class's quests, and you can add habits from a quest library.

Can I add my own goals?

Yes. Tap + Add a quest and pick from optional quests like Drink water, Job applications, Laundry, Study a language or No social media. You set the goal and how often it repeats.

How long until I notice a difference?

We don't promise a number. The full journey is planned at 8 to 14 months across eight classes, because lasting change takes that long. Most of what you'll notice early is small: a planned morning, a finished focus block, a tidier room.

Is it 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.