A Solo Leveling-inspired workout app

If you have read Solo Leveling or any system manhwa, you know the moment: a blue window appears, the System assigns a daily quest, and the weakest hunter starts to climb. Awaken is a workout app inspired by Solo Leveling: that System, for your actual training.

By the Awaken team · Updated 23 October 2026

What the System does

• A status window. Your level, XP, Rank and six stats, earned from the workouts you log, not typed in.
• Daily and weekly quests. Sized to the session your plan has for today, so finishing your workout finishes your quests.
• Penalty quests. Skip a planned training day and the System issues one. Rest days in your plan never trigger a penalty.
• Ranks F to SSS. Levels move every week. Rank is re-evaluated only on months of consistent training, which is why reaching Rank C feels like it does in the story.
• Hidden quests. Some conditions are never shown until you meet them.
• Five classes. Berserker, Assassin, Ranger, Monk and Scholar, each with its own training style and stat growth.
• Guilds. Join a guild, contribute to a shared weekly mission and climb the guild board together.

Why it is not just a quest checklist

Many "system" apps give you the famous 100 push-ups, 100 sit-ups, 100 squats and a 10 km run, and reward you for ticking them off. That is a fun challenge, but it is the same for everyone and it trusts whatever you tap.

Awaken builds a real four-week plan from your class, goal, schedule and equipment, and adjusts it from what you actually lift. Every set is scored by the System on the server, so a session that could not have happened earns nothing. That is what makes the leaderboards, ranks and the hall of fame worth something.

Built for beginners, too

Every hunter starts at Rank F. Your first session, the Awakening Trial, takes ten minutes and needs no equipment: squats, push-ups, lunges, glute bridges and a plank. XP is capped per day, so the System rewards showing up again over overdoing it once.