The go-to app to
improve yourself
Listen to music? Open Spotify. Make a search? Open Google.
When you want to get better, you open Selfbased.
Listen to music? Open Spotify. Make a search? Open Google.
When you want to get better, you open Selfbased.
Do real things and log them once. Each task connects to its stat, and you get to watch your own levels raise
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Earn coins by finishing tasks, then spend them on real time off. Skip a few tasks, take a full day, or save up for any reward you want.
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Your whole life, split into seven stats you can level up.
How your body feels and works most days. Whether you’re sharp or dragging.
What your body can actually do. Strength, speed, how long you can go.
How good you are at things you’ve practiced. It grows every time you learn something new.
What you have that gives you choices. Money, stuff you own, resources.
How fast you get your energy back. Sleep, rest, and anything that recharges you.
How you look to people. The impression you make right away.
How solid your relationships are. The people you can count on and who count on you.
Built-in tools carry you through the day and connect the results to your stats.
You earn your overall rank. Each area you level pushes your main rank up.
First impressions, bugs, confusing screens, anything that feels missing. All of it helps make the app better. iOS will be published soon.
Yes. You can start playing free on the web right now, no install needed. Subscriptions unlock more, and the plans are on the pricing page.
Health, Physicality, Mastery, Wealth, Recovery, Appearance, and Bond. Quests, tools, and habits each connect to one of them, so you can see your progress area by area.
Habit trackers count streaks. Selfbased runs a full game loop: quests grant XP, XP raises your rank from Z to H, coins drop along the way, and built-in tools for focus, hydration, and habit breaking work through the day with you.
Two steps: join the testers group, then install the build from Google Play. Anyone can join, and first impressions and bug reports help the most.
Soon. One person builds Selfbased, and the iOS launch is next in line. Donations buy development time and speed it up.
Donations are one-time, need no account, and fuel the build: faster features, the iOS launch, and server costs. Subscriptions are the ongoing plans that unlock more inside the app.
