// solo leveling–inspired system app

A Solo Leveling–inspired
System app for your money

Hunter Vault is an independent daily quest app inspired by Solo Leveling's System. Quests, E-to-S hunter ranks, streak multipliers and penalties all run on the one thing fitness and habit System apps leave out: what you spend, save and owe.

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  • Free to start
  • No account needed
  • Works offline
Hunter Vault Dungeon Raids screen showing a debt as boss HP remaining, the next payment due and the XP it earns
// the quick answer

Is there a real Solo Leveling System app?

As of October 2026, there's no official System app. The best-known official game is Solo Leveling: Arise, an action RPG from Netmarble. What exists instead are independent, real-life System apps like Solo Leveling's, and most of them focus on workouts and habits.

Hunter Vault is one of those independent apps, and it's ours. It's a manual budgeting app for iOS and Android, so its System runs on your money: quests to log and review your spending, ranks earned by staying consistent, and penalties when you blow a budget or break a streak.

  • Daily, weekly, side and main quests
  • Six hunter ranks, E to S, with sub-tiers
  • Streak multipliers and gold penalties
  • Budgeting never requires a subscription
Hunter Vault expense list with a monthly total, a search bar and recent entries by category
// the system, translated

The System's mechanics, applied to your money

If you've read the manhwa or watched the anime, you already know how this works. Here's how each piece maps onto Hunter Vault.

In the SystemIn Hunter Vault
The Daily Quest A Daily Gate of system-set money tasks, like Track Today’s Spending and the Daily Money Check-In. Each task you clear damages the day’s mini boss and pays out XP.
Hunter ranks, E to S Six hunter ranks from E (Beginner) to S (Monarch), each split into sub-tiers I to V, earned through consistent money habits.
Leveling up XP for logging spending and income, finishing quests, hitting savings milestones and keeping streaks. Routine XP is capped each day, so you can’t farm it by spamming entries.
Stat points Hunter attributes that track real behavior: Awareness (how consistently you log), Discipline (staying within budget) and Defense (how well your bills and savings are protected).
The penalty quest Penalties in gold. Break a streak, go more than 25% over a budget’s weekly share, or skip debt payments for a month, and the System takes in-app gold. Never real money.
Dungeons and bosses Debt payoff as raids, with a snowball or avalanche strategy, progress bars and a projected debt-free date.
Loot Gold, keys and chests from quests. Gold buys cosmetic themes, badges and borders in the shop.
Inventory Money vaults: records that name money by purpose, so you can see what’s actually free to spend.
Streak buffs Streak milestones multiply your XP, from ×1.05 at 3 days up to ×1.25 at 30 days.
System notifications A daily check-in reminder (on by default, and you can turn it off), plus an in-app weekly review, the System Debrief, that sums up your week and pays XP and gold.
// your first gate

Clear your first gate in four steps

Setup happens once. After that, the Daily Gate resets every day and the System keeps score.

  1. Choose your Hunter Path

    During setup, tell the System where you are with money, like "Paying off debt" or "Building savings", and it sets your Hunter Path: Debt Slayer, Vault Builder, Mana Master or Full Tracker. Your path shapes your missions and tips, and you can switch it later in settings.

  2. Set budgets the System can hold you to

    Create budgets with monthly limits in Budget Control. Go more than 25% over a budget’s weekly share and the System takes gold when the week resets, so set limits you can actually keep.

  3. Clear today’s Daily Gate

    Log what you spend, do the Daily Money Check-In and clear the other daily tasks. Each one damages the mini boss and pays out XP toward your next sub-tier.

  4. Protect the streak

    Come back tomorrow. Streaks multiply your XP, and breaking one costs gold, so the second day matters as much as the first.

// penalties

Yes, there are penalties. They cost gold, not money.

A System without consequences is just a to-do list. Hunter Vault's penalties hit the gold you earn from quests, the currency you'd otherwise spend on themes, badges and borders. That makes a blown budget sting a little, without touching a single real peso or dollar.

The System checks once a week for budgets and once a month for debts, the first time you open the app after each reset. An unfinished daily task has no penalty on its own; the streak is what's at stake.

  • Broken streak: 5 gold per streak day, up to 100
  • Budget 25% over its weekly share: 25 gold each, up to 3
  • Active debts with no payment all month: 75 gold
  • Gold is in-game only
Hunter Vault budget control screen showing money left this month, daily budget pace and each budget's status

Want the System for workouts and habits too? Pair Hunter Vault with a general life RPG. Here's how Hunter Vault compares with Habitica, the best-known one.

// honest limits

What Hunter Vault isn't

Not an official Solo Leveling app

No affiliation with Solo Leveling, its creators or its publishers, and no official art or characters.

Not a workout or habit tracker

Its quests are about money only. Use a fitness or habit app for the rest of your Daily Quest.

Penalties never touch real money

They cost in-app gold. Your balances, budgets and bank stay exactly as they are.

Not automatic

You log spending yourself or import a CSV you export from your bank for free. It never connects to your bank.

// Related Guides
Who Hunter Vault Is For: See All Guides What Leveling-Up Anime Teaches You About Discipline and Money Budget Like a Hunter: Treat Every Spending Decision Like a Dungeon Run Build a Shadow Army of Savings: The Sinking Fund System Gacha Spending Tracker for Solo Leveling: Arise and Every Other Game Budget App for Gamers: Quests, XP and Ranks for Your Whole Budget
// questions

Frequently asked questions

Not as of October 2026. The best-known official game is Solo Leveling: Arise, an action RPG published by Netmarble. Apps that recreate the System in real life, Hunter Vault included, are independent and unofficial.

No. Hunter Vault is an independent app inspired by the System's style of progression. It has no affiliation, partnership or endorsement with Solo Leveling, its creators or its publishers, and it doesn't use official art or characters.

No. Hunter Vault's quests are about money: logging spending and income, daily check-ins and staying within budget. For push-ups and runs, use a fitness or habit tracker alongside it.

The System takes in-app gold, never real money. Breaking a streak of 2 days or more costs 5 gold per streak day, up to 100. Going more than 25% over a budget's weekly share costs 25 gold per budget, for up to 3 budgets. A month with active debts and no payments costs 75 gold. An unfinished daily task on its own has no penalty.

There are six ranks, E through S, each split into sub-tiers I to V. XP from logging, quests, savings milestones and streaks fills your progress bar. Routine XP is capped each day, so your rank reflects consistency rather than how many entries you can spam.

Yes. Create a Gacha budget with a monthly limit, add Solo Leveling: Arise as a subcategory, and log each top-up in real money. Other gacha games get their own subcategories under the same budget, and our gacha spending tracker page walks through the setup.

Core budgeting is free and has no ads. The free tier covers up to 8 budgets, 3 recurring entries, 5 accounts, 3 debts and 2 savings goals. Hunter Elite is a one-time $15.99 upgrade that removes those limits. Budgeting never requires a subscription; the optional subscriptions are Hunter Pass (for the Huntee AI assistant and Smart Import from screenshots and PDFs) and cloud sync.

// your first quest

Your first quest: clear today's Daily Gate.

Download Hunter Vault free on iOS and Android. No account needed to start. Log one expense and the System starts keeping score.

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  • Free to start
  • No account needed
  • Works offline
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Hunter Vault reports screen with spending by category and a budget-versus-actual list marking budgets near limit or on track

Hunter Vault is an independent app. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or partnered with Solo Leveling, its author, its artists, or its publishers and licensors, including Netmarble. "Solo Leveling" and "Solo Leveling: Arise" are trademarks of their respective owners and are mentioned here only to identify them and describe what inspired Hunter Vault's design. Penalty, XP and rank values on this page were checked against the app on October 7, 2026.