LiveLevel - Level Up your Life app analytics for May 3

Live Level is a minimalist gamification app that treats your real life like an RPG. Complete quests from daily life and self-improvement, earn XP, and level up. But beware: miss your tasks, and you’ll lose XP and risk your progress. This way, motivation stays real – serious, binding, and truly motivating. You can create your own tasks or choose from the ready-made tasks. To keep motivation, focus and discipline high, Live Level has a system similar to a video game. When you accept and complete a task, you receive XP which increases your level. However, if you don't manage to complete the task in the specified time, you lose XP and your level drops. This gives you additional motivation and makes it easier to integrate a new routine into your everyday life. The aim of Live Level is to increase your focus and discipline in order to improve your life through routines. But what makes Live Level different from other habit trackers and to-do apps? First and foremost, of course, the level system, but Live Level also uses a variety of psychological concepts to integrate new routines into your everyday life as easily as possible. Who develops Live Level? The app is developed by Jan . He is an indie app developer who has been trying out various habit trackers and to-do apps for years. He has already worked very intensively on the topics of motivation, discipline, focus and routines and is now putting his concentrated knowledge into the development of Live Level. Aren't there already enough habit trackers and to-do apps? Of course, there are already plenty of habit trackers, to-do, calendar and journal apps. However, Live Level serves a very special niche. While other apps that also rely on gamification are very playful, Live Level is more minimalist and modern. And while other apps rely more on calendars and streaks, Live Level focuses on psychological concepts and routines. I really like Live Level and I have a few ideas for improving the app. What can I do? In the app you will find a way to contact Jan directly via Whatsapp or email. Just send him your ideas and exchange ideas with him.