Free · No account · Level 1
Turn workouts, habits, study and real goals into quests. Earn XP and gold, level up skills that reflect what you actually do, and build a character out of your own behaviour.
Free forever · No signup · Your save never leaves your device
Your class gives a permanent bonus to one part of life. Choose the thing you most want to grow — you can change it later without losing a single point of progress.
This is the screen you live in. Tick things off, watch the bar fill. Everything else folds away until you want it.
Four steps, and the fourth is the one that keeps you coming back.
Name, class, done. It takes about a minute and there is nothing to sign up for.
A run, a chapter, a deep-work session, a difficult phone call. Anything you actually do is worth XP.
Every quest pays XP and gold. Spend the gold in a shop you stock yourself, with treats you genuinely want.
Every quest feeds a skill. After a few months your sheet is an honest record of where your effort went.
Levels come and go. What lasts is the shape of the character you have built — and it is built from things you genuinely did, not tasks you ticked.
Every picture below is drawn by the game itself, in code, pixel by pixel.
One-off tasks, repeating routines, and missions that group several quests into a bigger goal with bonus XP.
Good habits earn XP and build a streak. Bad habits cost gold when you slip, and the clean streak starts again.
Spend gold on real treats you price yourself. The economy is yours, so it stays meaningful. Saving up for a bigger one in real money? Stash Route plans the deposits.
A Pomodoro timer that attaches to the quest you are working on and pays XP when the session completes.
Training splits, personal records and a weight goal on a chart. Switch it off entirely if you do not want it. Need a workout to log? Alea rolls a bodyweight one for you.
Courses, assignments, exam countdowns and a timetable. Assignments are quests too, so they pay XP.
A one-line daily journal with a mood, worth XP once a day. Your months become chapters worth rereading.
Milestones unlock as you play, from your first quest to streaks most people never reach.
Most trackers want the most personal data you have — your moods, your weight, your habits — in exchange for a login. Life Quest does not, because it has nowhere to put it.
Nothing to sign up for. Open the page and you are playing.
No analytics, no advertising, no cookies, and not a single third-party script or font.
Your save lives in your own browser. It is never transmitted, and we could not read it if we wanted to.
Export your whole save to a file whenever you like, and import it on another browser or phone.
Yes. No payment, no trial, no premium tier and no ads. It is a personal project rather than a business.
No. There is nothing to sign up for. Your progress is saved in your browser automatically and is there when you come back.
In your browser’s local storage, on your own device. It is never sent to a server. That also means clearing your browsing data will erase it, so export a backup file now and then.
Yes, though each keeps its own separate save because nothing syncs through a server. Use Export backup on one and Import backup on the other to move your progress across.
Habitica is a social, account-based game with parties and a shared economy. Life Quest is single-player and private: no account, no server, no social layer, and an economy you set yourself.
The page itself needs to load once from the internet, but your save is local, so nothing depends on a connection while you play.
About a minute to create a hero, and nothing to undo if you change your mind.