I never leave reviews but had to for this. This app is a really good idea, works just like advertised, and I’m excited to see where it goes from here! Hoping the developers add more unique missions, different fun rewards, more profile and character customization using AI, and overall more AI integration. It would also be awesome if this app could count calories and keep track of your macros alongside all your workouts. Plus, the developers should have AI read your workouts/macros and give you an in-depth analysis of your health, maybe using how the System gives warnings for danger (in this case, for lack of exercise). Basically, there’s a lot of potential here and I hope the developers take advantage of that!! Good luck to the developers, please continue updating the app consistently (as you’ve already been doing) and please keep it growing, I’m here for the ride 🔥🔥🔥

I’ve been using this app as a paid subscriber for about two weeks now. I love the concept and I am a Solo Leveling fan - which is what this app is based off of. I love the “Level Up” concept and I love that if you miss a Daily Quest, the penalty is a reduction in “XP” which are points you gain after completing a workout. This consequence is a nice incentive for people who are perfectionists about their workouts. If you want to keep momentum, complete the Daily Quest, otherwise it’ll feel like you’re constantly behind and you don’t want to be. When you open the app, there are pre-created workouts categorized between E Rank and S Rank (E being easiest and S being hardest). What’s not clear to me is whether the duration of a workout increases or decreases with difficulty. What’s also was never clear to me was whether pre-created workouts replaced Daily Quests or are done after Daily Quests are completed. I think we should have the option for either set up but I don’t think we do. A selected pre-created workout seems to replace the Daily Quests. There should be some way to keep track of those separately from Daily Quests and completing them ought to yield Level Up bonuses. With all of that said, there is an option in the app to suggest improvements. In all, I recommend this app. People will say it’s not informed by a personal trainer which may or may not be true, but I think any form of activity is better than none.

Long story short: you can't even use app with out paying and subscribing the moment you open it. They say you get a free trial by referring friends which might be true, but people won’t refer an app to people if they haven’t tried it and requires payment before exploration of it.Long story: First of all the sign up process and initial impression seems very in-depth. However, I'm writing a review because I haven't even been able to explore the app and how it works to see if it's an app that I would enjoy using because payment is required before the app is even accessible. I'm not sure if the Ul is nice or easy to navigate. I don't know if the workout plans are realistic I don't know anything else about the app and how it works besides what the developer says. My concern is nowadays advertisements on applications are all fake and not accurate depictions of how the app actually works. And I don't want to pay for something before being able to use it even if I could explore the functions of the app just a little bit before the classic "pay wall" it would make it easier to pay. Hopefully there's an update, allowing a brief view of the app and interface to include functions that you can use before"pay wall". They say that there is a 7 day trial by inviting 3 friends but no one is going to recommend an app that they haven’t even used which required you to pay for.

I put together a gym in my garage and work out from home. I will admit that the app sometimes has its funny little quirks with adjusting some weights or not letting you move a slide, but a simple reset always fixes that. The one downside I found on it is that if you happen to be sick or injure yourself you can’t stop the workout and you end up potentially losing progress. Other than that, it’s been great at keeping track of all my workouts and offering up other workouts that I normally wouldn’t have thought of. I love that it gives you the option to switch out your workout with a different one that will still work the same muscle groups the original workout was intended for. I enjoy seeing how I level up and make better progress and it keeps you from being stagnant on my weights. One of the fun things about it is it also has workouts you can do based off of anime characters one of the beginning workouts you can try is one punch man’s 100 push-ups 100 squats with a run. Of course there’s tons of other ones. On all completely think the app is worth paying for the year.