The app is awesome! If you like solo leveling and gamified fitness, this is perfect. The price point and return on investment is well worth it. You pay for a gym membership, you pay for a personal trainer, this is a happy medium between the two. Stop buying Fortnite skins and start investing in your own. Definitely recommend!

Fun idea but unfortunately the app doesn’t seem to work. At least not for free users. Yesterday I completed my quests, checked each box off, and clicked complete workout and it took me to a screen to pay. I figured ok maybe I just can’t complete it early as a free user. Should complete when the day changes so I left the quests checked off. In the morning it told me I had failed the quests and no XP was given. Then today even post update which they said should fix the issue, the quest is still failed, I can’t even interact with the workouts today, and I can’t click start quest without being prompted to pay. Maybe the app works perfectly if you pay but this doesn’t encourage me to pay or use the app as it’s having the opposite effect of motivating me now since it’s not working properly. Hopefully they can fix it because the idea is really cool

This app seemed extremely well done, and I’ve seen reviews where the dev has stated that you can do the daily workouts without paying the subscription, but I literally can’t do anything—everything I try to do, it asks me if I want to pay a month or a yearly amount. Which is fine—I don’t begrudge a dev for wanting to pay for an app.What I have a problem with is the price—$10 a month?? Or $50 a year?? Just get a gym membership—Gold’s Gym near my house offers memberships at $10 per month. I love the look and feel of this app, but there’s no way I’m going to pay those prices.Also, it’d be nice to know how severely limited the app would be after downloading it and not paying that crazy price. Thanks.

The concept is solid, especially for fans of Solo Leveling and gamified fitness. Turning workouts into quests is a great idea, and I respect indie developers who take on ambitious projects like this.That said, the pricing is far too high for what the app currently offers. This is marketed as a Health & Fitness app, yet it does not integrate with Apple Health at all. My workouts are already tracked via Apple Watch and other fitness devices, but none of that data can be used here. Everything must be logged manually.Manual logging might be understandable for specific exercises like knee push-ups or squats, but there is no way to log or sync basic health data such as weight, height, calories, or activity metrics that already exist in iOS. At this price point, that feels outdated.I genuinely want an app that gamifies workouts and pushes progression in a Solo Leveling–style way, but the current cost combined with the lack of Health integration makes it hard to justify. With better syncing and more modern tracking, this could be something special. Right now, it feels overpriced for its current state.