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Apps like Solo Leveling: 5 ways to level up in real life
The apps closest to the System from Solo Leveling are Arise for workouts and Dual for your own goals. Level Up Life gives you daily quests and ranks from E to S. HabitForge gives you daily quests and ranks from E to Shadow Monarch. Levla is different: your real habits and to-dos earn rewards for an RPG hero, who levels up 18 skills and clears dungeons. Levla is our app.
Levla is our app. We've tried to describe every app here fairly, including where Levla isn't the best fit.
Which Solo Leveling app fits you
- Want daily workout quests, like Jinwoo's training? Arise, or Level Up Life, which counts your reps with the camera.
- Want a System for your own goals, not just workouts? Dual on iPhone, or HabitForge.
- Want Solo Leveling-style ranks? Level Up Life goes from E to S. HabitForge goes from E to Shadow Monarch.
- Want your habits and to-dos to earn rewards in a real game? Levla.
| App | Best for | Platforms | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| LevlaOur app | Real habits and to-dos that earn rewards for an RPG hero | iPhone and Android, plus a web app for habits and to-dos | Free; membership $5.99 a month, $49.99 a year or $99.99 lifetime |
| Arise | Daily workout quests in the Solo Leveling style | iPhone and Android | Free download; Arise Pro subscription needed for workout plans and quests |
| Dual | A System for your own goals, on iPhone | iPhone and Mac | Free download; subscription $6.99 a month or $24.99 a year |
| Level Up Life | Workout quests with ranks and penalties | iPhone and Android | Free download; optional in-app purchases |
| HabitForge | A simple daily quest list with XP and streaks | iPhone and Android | Free download; Premium from $3.99 a month, or lifetime from $39.99 |
What these apps copy from Solo Leveling
In Solo Leveling, the web novel and anime, a weak hunter named Sung Jinwoo is given a System. It hands him daily quests, and he levels up by doing them. The apps below copy different parts of that idea:
- Daily quests. Arise builds them from a workout plan, and Level Up Life gives you a set daily quest. In Dual and HabitForge you write your own. In Levla, your own habits and to-dos do that job.
- Levels and ranks. Level Up Life takes you from E-Rank to S-Rank, and HabitForge from E-Rank to Shadow Monarch. Dual raises attributes and skills you choose. Levla has no ranks. It has levels in 18 skills.
- Penalties. Level Up Life has a Penalty Quest if you miss a day. In Levla, a missed habit costs your hero nothing unless you choose to add a stake, where you risk something like coins or an item.
1. Levla
Our appBest for: Real habits and to-dos that earn rewards for an RPG hero
- Platforms
- iPhone and Android, plus a web app for habits and to-dos
- Price
- Free; membership $5.99 a month, $49.99 a year or $99.99 lifetime
Levla isn't a copy of the System. Nobody hands you quests, and there are no ranks. You choose your own habits and to-dos, and each one you finish earns stamina (energy for adventures), XP (experience points) and coins.
Your hero spends the stamina on adventures of up to 12 hours while you're away: fighting monsters, clearing dungeons, gathering and crafting. XP levels up 18 skills. You can also follow quests in the game world, earn guild reputation and trade with other players.
Link a habit to a skill, and doing the habit in real life levels up that skill in the game. See how Levla compares with other level-up apps.
Strengths
- A full habit tracker and to-do list
- A real game world, with quests, dungeons, gear and guilds
- Unlimited habits and to-dos for free, with no ads
Trade-offs
- No ranks, and no System that gives you quests
- Hand-drawn fantasy, not an anime look
- Your hero fights while you're away, so you don't play the battles
Featured on Google Play in November favorites (US, 2026)
2. Arise
Best for: Daily workout quests in the Solo Leveling style
- Platforms
- iPhone and Android
- Price
- Free download; Arise Pro subscription needed for workout plans and quests
Arise is the most popular app in this group, rated 4.6 from over 260,000 ratings on Google Play. You answer some questions, it builds a workout plan, and that plan becomes daily quests that earn rewards. It's for fitness only, not general habits or tasks.
Strengths
- Personalized workout plans
- Very popular and regularly updated
Trade-offs
- Needs a subscription for its core features
- Workouts only
3. Dual
Best for: A System for your own goals, on iPhone
- Platforms
- iPhone and Mac
- Price
- Free download; subscription $6.99 a month or $24.99 a year
Dual lets you build your own System from Journeys, Milestones and Quests. Quests raise the attributes you link them to, and time on its focus timer turns into skill XP. You spend coins and gems in a reward shop you fill yourself.
Strengths
- Works for any goal, not just fitness
- Skills that level up with time spent focusing
- A reward shop you fill yourself
Trade-offs
- iPhone and Mac only
- Takes some setup
4. Level Up Life
Best for: Workout quests with ranks and penalties
- Platforms
- iPhone and Android
- Price
- Free download; optional in-app purchases
Level Up Life is a different app from Arise. It follows the show closely. Your camera counts push-ups, sit-ups and squats, GPS tracks your runs, and you climb from E-Rank to S-Rank. Miss a day and you get a Penalty Quest.
Strengths
- The camera counts your reps
- Close to the show's daily quest and ranks
- Also covers focus sessions and habit logs
Trade-offs
- Few reviews so far
- Built around fitness first
5. HabitForge
Best for: A simple daily quest list with XP and streaks
- Platforms
- iPhone and Android
- Price
- Free download; Premium from $3.99 a month, or lifetime from $39.99
HabitForge is a habit tracker inspired by Solo Leveling's daily quests. You write your own quests, like push-ups or reading, and each one you finish earns XP toward ranks from E-Rank to Shadow Monarch. It also tracks streaks.
Strengths
- Works for any habit
- Streak bonuses, achievements and prestige ranks
Trade-offs
- Very few reviews so far
- No game world or character to play
How we chose
We included apps that use the ideas people like in Solo Leveling: daily quests, XP, levels or ranks. Each one was updated in the last few months, and we checked its platforms and prices against its store listing and website in November 2026. Levla is ours, so it's listed first, even though Arise and Dual are closer to the show.
Common questions
FAQ
Is there an app like the System from Solo Leveling?
Yes, several. Arise turns a workout plan into daily quests, Dual lets you build your own System for any goal, and Level Up Life and HabitForge add ranks. Levla is different: your real habits and to-dos earn rewards for an RPG hero instead.
What is the best Solo Leveling app?
It depends on your goal. Arise is the most popular, and it's for workouts. Dual lets you build your own System for any goal. Levla is different: your real habits and to-dos earn rewards for an RPG hero.
What's the best Solo Leveling habit tracker?
Dual and HabitForge let you write quests for any habit. Levla is a full habit tracker and to-do list, and your habits earn rewards for a hero in a game world. Arise is for workouts only.
Is there a free app like Solo Leveling?
All five are free to download. Levla's habits and to-dos are free and unlimited, with no ads. Arise needs a subscription for its workout plans and quests.
Is there a Solo Leveling app for Android?
Yes. Arise, Level Up Life, HabitForge and Levla are all on Android. Dual is on iPhone and Mac only.
Does Levla have ranks or penalty quests?
No. Levla has levels in 18 skills instead of ranks, and a missed habit costs your hero nothing. If you want something at risk, you can choose to add a stake to a habit or to-do.
Are these official Solo Leveling apps?
No. Levla is an independent app made by Turbo Labs and isn't connected to Solo Leveling. The other apps are made by independent developers too, as far as we can tell from their store listings. The official mobile game is Solo Leveling: ARISE from Netmarble.
