XP TRACKERA habit tracker for gamers, built like an RPG
If you have ever stayed up to finish one more dungeon, you already know how to grind. XP Tracker points that instinct at your real life: the quests are your habits, the XP is real effort, and the boss only drops when you show up.
You know what good progression feels like
Gamers have high standards for progression. You know the difference between a level-up that means something and a badge for opening the app. Most habit trackers give you a checkbox and a streak number. After a week, the novelty is gone and nothing pulls you back.
Good games keep you playing with a few reliable things: a clear next goal, frequent rewards, rare drops worth chasing, a challenge that scales and a story you want to see the end of. XP Tracker uses all of them, and ties every one to something you actually did today.
What's in the game
- 8 classes. Warrior, Druid, Bard, Outlaw, Hunter, Shaman, Necromancer and Monk, each from level 0 to 60 with their own quests, bosses and comic.
- 198 bosses. Pick Easy, Medium or Mythic. The XP from your real quests is the damage. Not feeling a fight? Train with the boss's mentor instead.
- 832 items. Gear across eight slots, from helm to trinket. Each piece boosts the XP from certain quests.
- 1,400+ pets. Eggs hatch from uncommon to mythic. Rainbow pets are rarer still, at 1 in 1,000.
- 488 comic panels. One per level, eight comics in all.
- Guilds and rankings. Compete in the Hall of Heroes, see your country and how you rank against other players.
Keep playing, and feel better doing it
XP Tracker doesn't ask you to quit games. It asks your real life to get some of the same attention. If you'd like a guardrail, add Gaming time limit from the quest library: you report your play against a limit you choose. If the phone is the problem rather than the console, App Lock keeps chosen apps locked until your quests are done.
For the health side of long sessions, sleep, eyes, posture, food, our page on healthy habits for gamers has practical fixes. If you came here from Solo Leveling, read about daily quests for real life.
Quests a gamer might add
The text below is copied from the quest cards in the app.
Questions people ask
Is XP Tracker a real game or a to-do list with points?
It plays like an RPG. You level a hero from 0 to 60 in each of eight classes, fight 198 bosses at Easy, Medium or Mythic, open gear cases from 832 items, hatch pets and unlock a comic story. The only controller is your real day.
Do I have to stop gaming?
No. XP Tracker isn't against games. If you want a limit, Gaming time limit is an optional quest where you report your play against a limit you pick. Game night with friends is a weekly quest you can add too.
Is there grinding?
In a good way. Each class runs from level 0 to 60, the bosses get harder as you go, and the journey runs about 8 to 14 months across all eight classes. The journey gets harder after every character you finish.
Is there an endgame?
Yes. Finish all eight classes and you are immortalized in the Hall of Heroes. Then the idea is to put the app down and keep the habits.
Is it multiplayer?
Partly. Bosses are fought solo with your own quests. Guilds and the Hall of Heroes rankings are where you meet other players.
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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.