Habit tracker RPG

A habit tracker that plays like an RPG, not a guilt trip

Most habit trackers count days in a row. Miss one and the number goes back to zero, and that is usually the day people stop opening the app. LVL 99 IRL counts what you have built instead.

Why streak trackers stop working

A daily streak is a fine motivator for about three weeks. Then life happens: a trip, a cold, a busy week at work. The streak breaks, the big number is gone, and the app now reminds you of a failure every time you open it. The habit didn't fail; the scoreboard did.

Weekly targets instead of daily streaks

In LVL 99 IRL each skill has a weekly target you choose: three gym sessions, 90 minutes of piano, two runs. Hit it any day of the week. A week on target builds momentum, which gives your next sessions a little more XP. A quiet week costs nothing for the first month; after that, sessions earn slightly less XP until you're back, and you never lose a level.

• A focus week is a week where you hit three targets. Those count up as their own long-term record.
• Pausing a skill for an injury or a holiday freezes it on purpose.
• Logging late is fine: you can log up to seven days back.

Habits that grow into skills

"Go to the gym" is a habit. "Gym, level 34" is a skill with a history. Every session you log becomes XP on a curve from 1 to 99, and each level opens quests: 10 pull-ups, Bench press your bodyweight, Your first strength meet. The question changes from "did I keep my streak?" to "what's the next quest?".

Logging takes under ten seconds

Tap Log, pick the skill and the activity, set the minutes, done. The app shows the math straight away: base XP, your momentum, and the XP you got. Three taps, at most.

Rewards for real things

Set rewards you'd actually buy, like new running shoes or a cooking class. They unlock when your level and your coins say you've earned them. It's a habit tracker with a reason to keep going that isn't fear of losing a streak.