XP TRACKERA Solo Leveling style app for real-life daily quests
You wake up and a list of quests is waiting. Finish them and you level up. Skip them and the boss gets closer. Win, and the loot drops. XP Tracker runs that loop on your real habits.
Unofficial. XP Tracker is not affiliated with Solo Leveling or its creators. We love the daily-quest idea that the story made famous, and we built a habit RPG around it with our own world, our own classes and our own art.
The appeal of a daily quest you can't argue with
The fantasy is simple. Something hands you a short list every morning. You do it, you get stronger, and the numbers go up where you can see them. You never have to decide what self-improvement means today, because the quest already told you.
A lot of habit apps miss that part. They hand you an empty list and ask you to fill it. XP Tracker builds the list with you. In onboarding you set where you start and where you want to get to, and each morning the day's quests are there, built from those targets.
How the system works in XP Tracker
Daily quests
Your Daily tab holds the habits that keep a life running: train, stretch, plan the day, read, focus on one task, meditate, close the day. Each class adds two daily quests of its own that rotate among about ten versions each, plus one weekly and one monthly class quest.
Levels
Each class runs from level 0 to level 60. XP fills the bar. Every new level unlocks one panel of your class's comic, and some levels drop gear cases or pet eggs.
Bosses
Every few days a boss arrives with a pool of HP. The XP you earn from quests is the damage. You pick Easy, Medium or Mythic before the fight, and harder fights pay better loot.
Gear
832 items across eight slots. Each piece adds an XP bonus to certain quests, so the gear you wear shapes which habits pay best.
Eight classes, one climb
You don't stay one hero forever. Each class runs from level 0 to 60, with its own quests, bosses, story, gear and pets. You play one class at a time, and finishing it unlocks the next, until you've played all eight.
The whole journey takes about 8 to 14 months. In the Hall of Heroes you can see how you rank against other players.
What you'll be fighting
Each class has its own boss roster, from the first fight to a final boss at level 55. A few from the Hunter's path:
What XP Tracker adds to the daily quest idea
Quests beyond push-ups. Strength training is in there. So are reading, deep focus, a cold finish to your shower, a weekly review and a monthly look at your finances. A life has more than one stat.
A story you earn. Each class has a 61-panel comic that unlocks one panel per level. Across eight classes that's 488 panels.
Your own quests too. Add quests from a library of optional ones, like Drink water, Study a language or No social media, and set the goal yourself.
Rest without punishment. Sick or travelling? Take a rest day and your streaks hold until tomorrow.
An ending. Most systems want you forever. Ours ends after the eighth class, and the habits stay with you.
Other Solo Leveling style apps
As of November 2026 a handful of apps use the same daily-quest idea. Arise: Level Up Workout Game is the best known. It builds workout plans with daily quests and letter ranks, and it focuses on fitness. Smaller apps like Quest Leveling and Solo Hunter mix custom quests, stat points and story modes. If you only want a workout plan with a system skin, Arise is a good fit. If you want a whole-life program with a story, bosses, loot and pets to collect, and an ending, try XP Tracker. You can also compare more options in our list of the best gamified habit apps.
Questions people ask
Is XP Tracker an official Solo Leveling app?
No. XP Tracker is an independent habit RPG made by XP Tracker Inc. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to Solo Leveling, its author, its publishers or its studios. We use the phrase because many fans search for a real-life daily quest app, and that's what we make.
Does XP Tracker give me daily quests like a system?
Yes. Each morning you get a list of daily quests for your class, plus weekly and monthly quests. Some come with timers that build up from the start and goal you set. Finishing them earns XP and levels up your hero.
Is there a penalty if I miss my daily quests?
There's no penalty zone. Missed quests earn no XP, and that makes the current boss harder to beat in time. If you need a break, take a rest day and your streaks hold until tomorrow.
Is it only for workouts?
No. Training is one quest of many. You also get quests for focus, reading, meditation, your home, your money and the people in your life, plus quests unique to your class.
How do ranks work?
Each class runs from level 0 to level 60. You play one class at a time, and finishing it unlocks the next, until you've played all eight.
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.