One sentence in
You describe the thing in your own words. QuestRunner works out the objectives, the schedule and the shape, and hands you back something you can tick off.
Learn Japanese by December
Intelligence / Main / Manual / Goal
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One structure, four rules for time
The kinds are not four features. They are one shape under four rules for how a quest's children map onto a week.
Regular
Call the dentist
Children happen once, together. When the last one is done the whole thing leaves the board.
Recurring
Journal every day
Every child, every occurrence. Completion is stored against a date, so tomorrow starts unticked without any reset job.
Routine
Go to gym
Children are pinned to weekdays. Leg work on Monday, pull work on Wednesday, from one quest.
Goal
Study for the exam
An open-ended container. Objectives can arrive later from a saved prompt instead of all at once.
Become the runner
A month in, your board reads like a character sheet: calls made, sessions logged, attributes climbing because you kept showing up.
Six attributes to grow
Every quest feeds one of six attributes, so finishing things adds up to something you can see.
Intelligence
Vitality
Social
Exploration
Fortune
Spirit
Straight out of the app
Real screens from QuestRunner on iPhone, framed in nothing but this site's own chamfer. The board your goals became, the AI writing a quest for you to approve, and what finishing them adds up to.
YOUR BOARD
Your goals become today’s quests, gathered on one board.
AI QUEST REVIEW
The AI writes the quest. You read it over and deploy it.
STREAK
Finish quests and the streak builds. The stats screen keeps the count.
Early access
Free in early access, free for good
QuestRunner launches free on iPhone as an early-access release. Early access ends at 1.0, and everything it included stays free after that — permanently, for everyone who joined during it.
Even the AI is free
Nothing in early access sits behind a price. The quest generation — the part that does the actual work, and the expensive part to run — is not carved out of that.
Yours for good
Everything that ships while early access is running stays free forever for everyone who joined during it. Nothing you already have is taken back.
Pricing waits for 1.0
Prices arrive with 1.0, and they cover only what does not exist yet. The line is drawn by when a feature shipped, not by how good it is.