I built a “life decision simulator” that predicts how today’s choices affect your future stats (discipline, money, stress, confidence) — would you use this?
I’ve been building ArcQuest, a game-like app where every real-life choice changes your character stats.
Examples:
- “Go to the gym” → +Discipline, +Health, +Momentum
- “Doomscroll for 2 hours” → -Focus, -Momentum
- “Apply for 3 jobs” → +Confidence, +Currency, +Opportunity
The interesting part is that the AI projects 5 moves ahead, so you can see the likely future consequences instead of just tracking habits.
I’m trying to answer a simple question:
If life had visible RPG stats, would people make better decisions?
I’d love brutal feedback from people who enjoy productivity tools, games, or behavioral psychology.
What would make an app like this genuinely useful instead of just another habit tracker?
(Happy to share screenshots if anyone wants to see the current build.)
Posted Jul 8, 2026, 12:09 PM UTC
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