Solo Leveling workout app for iPhone
Last updated September 19, 2026
A Solo Leveling workout app is a fitness app that borrows the leveling idea from the series Solo Leveling: you train in real life, earn experience, and watch a character grow stronger. This page explains the routine people are looking for and which iPhone apps fit it, including where Quest2Fitness fits and where it does not.
The daily quest people are looking for
In the series, the main character Sung Jinwoo receives a daily quest from the System: 100 push-ups, 100 sit-ups, 100 squats and a 10 kilometer run. Completing it every day is how he starts to level up. Most people searching for a Solo Leveling workout app want that same loop, a clear task each day and a visible level that climbs when they do it.
That routine is a lot of daily volume for a beginner. Most people do better by scaling the numbers down and building up over several weeks.
Apps built around daily quests
Arise: Level Up In Real Life is the most rated app of this type on the US App Store, with 4.8 stars from 20,958 ratings on September 19, 2026. It builds a plan from questions about your lifestyle and gives you daily quests to level up. Its App Store description states that a subscription is required. Arise on the App Store
Where Quest2Fitness fits
Quest2Fitness takes the same core idea, real training makes you stronger in a game, and applies it to lifting weights. It is a gym tracker with its own world rather than a copy of the System.
- You log weight and reps, and damage equals weight times reps, so getting stronger makes you hit harder.
- The last set of each exercise is a boss fight. Beat the weight you lifted last time and you land a crit.
- A companion, a dragon, a direwolf or a winged temple cat, levels up as you train.
- Bosses drop loot, and a forge upgrades your weapons and armor.
- It prompts progressive overload by showing the next 5 lb jump.
- $6.99 once. No subscription, no in-app purchases, no ads, no account.
Where it does not fit
Quest2Fitness is built for gym workouts. It does not have a System style interface, daily quest penalties, or any characters from the series. If the fixed daily quest of push-ups, sit-ups, squats and running is what you want, an app built around daily quests such as Arise is the closer match.
Frequently asked questions
Is there an official Solo Leveling workout app?
We are not aware of an official Solo Leveling workout app on the App Store as of September 19, 2026. The apps people use are independent fitness apps inspired by the idea of leveling up through training.
What is the Solo Leveling daily quest workout?
In the series it is 100 push-ups, 100 sit-ups, 100 squats and a 10 kilometer run, every day. Beginners should scale those numbers down and build up gradually.
Is Quest2Fitness a Solo Leveling app?
No. Quest2Fitness is an independent workout RPG for iPhone with its own world and companions. It shares the idea that real training levels you up, and it is not affiliated with Solo Leveling.
How much does Quest2Fitness cost?
$6.99 once on the App Store. There is no subscription, no in-app purchases and no ads.
