1. Morning planning call
Start with a realistic morning AI call briefing. At the time you choose, Levelr calls to discuss your day, adjust the plan, and log the goals, habits, and tasks that actually matter.
The accountability coach that actually calls you
The reminder you can’t swipe away.
For the days plans fall apart by 11am and every notification gets ignored. Levelr rings you like a real call — morning planning, a reset when the day slips, and an evening debrief — so follow-through stops depending on willpower.
Free to join: no card, no charge — and founding members lock in a permanent discount at launch.
Not another quiet notification. Levelr is ADHD-friendly by design — built by someone whose phone is a graveyard of ignored reminders. For the tasks that need your full attention, it can ring with your default ringtone, like a real call — always at times you choose.
Founder-led product updates
No fake launch-date promises
Coming first to iPhone and Android
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AI Assistant
Voice: Lyra
Listening…
Good morning, Julian. Are you ready for your morning brief?
I think so.
Okay. Today you’ve got gym at 7:30, deep work on the app at 10, groceries after lunch, and cooking dinner around 6:30. I’ll remind you before each one.
I honestly can’t be bothered to go to the gym. I’m too tired.
That makes sense. Instead of forcing the full workout, just go for 30 minutes and see how you feel after that. If you still feel wiped, you can leave and we’ll count it as a win for showing up.
Okay, 30 minutes sounds doable.
Good. I’ll update the plan to a 30-minute gym check-in, keep your deep work block at 10, and nudge you about groceries after lunch.
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How Levelr works each day
Levelr is built around a simple loop: a morning AI call briefing to plan the day, voice/text coaching whenever plans change, call-style reminders for important starts, and an evening AI call debrief to review progress.
2. Chat and adjust anytime
Stuck, distracted, or changing course? Chat with Levelr by voice or text at any time to plan, reschedule, add tasks, modify habits, or break a goal into the next realistic step.
3. Call-style reminders
When normal push notifications disappear, Levelr can use call-style reminders with your default ringtone for the tasks that need full attention — always at times you choose.
4. Evening AI call debrief
End with an evening AI call debrief. Levelr reviews what happened, helps you reflect without guilt, and adjusts tomorrow’s plan based on what got in the way.
See Levelr in action
From a morning AI call briefing, to a chat-based plan adjustment, to a ringtone-style task reminder, to an evening AI call debrief — the same calm accountability loop, on your phone.
AI Assistant
Voice: Lyra
Listening…
How can I help?
I want to complete Think and Grow Rich within a month. Let’s set a schedule so I can read at least half an hour a night and actually finish it.
Done — the book’s about 230 pages, so 30 minutes a night actually finishes it in roughly two weeks, which gives you slack for missed nights. I’ll block 9pm and read back your progress each Sunday so you can see you’re on pace. Want the 9pm slot, or a different time?
9pm is great, thank you.
Coach on demand
Talk it out by voice or text and turn stuck into a next step.
Levelr AI Assistant
Incoming voice call…
Call-style accountability
An optional, opt-in call for the moments you choose — not another silent notification.
Time for your habit
Morning Run
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Snooze 10 min
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Ringtone reminders
Rings like a call — you choose which tasks deserve to break through.
Coming soon
Built mobile first.
Levelr is coming first to iPhone and Android, with web interest being tracked for later. Join the early-access list and we’ll email you when beta access opens.
No app-store links yet — joining for early access is the fastest way into iPhone, Android, or future web access.
Accountability without the shame spiral.
Levelr is designed for ambitious people with uneven days: founders, students, creators, builders, and ADHD/executive-function strugglers who need support turning intent into action.
When lists turn into guilt
You do not need another place to store overdue tasks. You need a coach that calls you into the day, helps you adjust the plan, and brings you back when the next step matters.
When reminders get ignored
Push alerts are easy to swipe away. Levelr adds voice, text, and optional phone-call style reminders using your default ringtone when a task needs your full attention.
When the day goes sideways
Missed the plan? Levelr helps you recover, rescope, and build momentum without turning one bad hour into a lost day.
When everything feels urgent
A long list makes every task look equally important. Levelr helps you sort the noise, pick the one thing that actually moves your day, and quiet the rest until it’s their turn.
When you keep putting it off
Some tasks stall before they ever start. Levelr shrinks the first step to something you can’t talk yourself out of, so beginning feels easier than avoiding.
When restarting feels exhausting
Levelr is built around reset, not punishment: notice the slip, lower the friction, and take the next useful step.
Progress you can feel.
Levelr turns follow-through into something visible. Level up as you go, and unlock new coach voices, personalities, themes, and call screens along the way — rewards that make your effort feel real.
Phone-call reminders
Notifications are easy to ignore. Levelr can use optional call-style reminders with your default ringtone for the moments you choose, with controls to pause, reschedule, or turn them off.
Adaptive coaching
Switch from gentle ally to direct commander depending on the season, the goal, or the task.
Why to-do apps aren’t enough
Most productivity tools are built around the plan: the list, the calendar, the neatly organised system. Levelr is built around what happens after that plan meets real life.
The hard part comes later
- ×It’s when you said you’d start at 10 and it’s already 11:40.
- ×It’s when one missed task turns into writing off the whole day.
- ×It’s when you know what to do, but can’t quite get yourself moving.
Levelr is built for the follow-through gap
- ✓Notice the drift: follows up when you go quiet.
- ✓Reset without shame: helps you recover instead of writing the day off.
- ✓Take the next step: turns avoidance into one realistic action.
- ✓Keep the loop together: habits, goals, tasks, reminders, and AI call debriefs in one place.
Want an accountability coach in your pocket?
Join the early-access list and help shape the coaching loop before launch.
Built from lived experience
Created by someone who needed this too.
Levelr is being built by Andrew Forrester, a neurodivergent creator who started using AI to make goals, habits, and tasks easier to plan, start, adjust, and finish.
The aim is simple: help people who struggle to stay focused turn their goals into smaller next steps, get support when they drift, and keep moving without shame.
Why that matters: Levelr is not trying to be another perfect productivity system. It is being designed for real, uneven days — the kind where you know what matters but need help getting back to it.
Your goals stay yours.
AI accountability only works when it feels safe. Levelr should earn trust before it asks for your routines, tasks, and goals.
Private by default
Your goals, habits, tasks, reminders, and reflections are personal. We will never sell your data or use your private planning content for ad targeting.
You stay in control
AI suggests the plan; you decide what to keep, change, skip, revisit, pause, or delete.
Reminder controls
Call-style reminders are optional. You choose when they happen, what deserves a ringtone-style interruption, and when to pause, reschedule, or turn them off.
Delete it whenever
You can export or erase your goals, history, and reflections at any time. Leaving is easy, and your data goes with you instead of staying behind.
No guilt engineering
No streak-baiting, no manipulative nudges designed to keep you hooked. Levelr’s job is to help you follow through, not to maximize your screen time.
Update emails only
Your email is for Levelr updates, early-access news, and useful product notes — no spam.
Built to feel calm, not controlling.
Accountability works best when it is supportive, specific, and easy to re-enter after an imperfect day.
Is it only voice?
No. Levelr is voice-first, but it also supports text chat. You can take an AI call briefing, use call-style reminders, run an evening AI call debrief, or simply chat when you need to plan or modify goals, habits, and tasks.
Who is this for?
People who ignore every quiet notification but always answer a ringing phone. Levelr is built ADHD-first — for anyone who struggles to start tasks or keep momentum on goals they genuinely care about — and it works just as well for builders, students, founders, and creators without a diagnosis.
How is this different from a to-do app?
To-do apps store tasks. Levelr is built around follow-through: morning AI call briefings, voice/text coaching, call-style reminders, evening AI call debriefs, and rewards.
Does Levelr replace my calendar?
No. Levelr works around your day and helps turn goals, habits, and tasks into a realistic plan. You can update that plan by chatting with the AI whenever the day changes.
Can I control call-style reminders?
Yes. Call-style reminders are opt-in and configurable: choose the tasks that deserve your default ringtone, then pause, reschedule, or turn them off when they are not helpful.
Will XP make missed days feel worse?
No. Levelr’s rewards are designed around recovery and visible progress, not guilt streaks. Missing a day should lead to a reset, not a shame spiral.
Is beta free?
Early beta access is planned for feedback and product shaping. Joining the waitlist is free and does not ask for a card. When Levelr launches, the paid subscription will likely land around £14.99–£22.99/month — and founding members from the early-access list lock in a permanent discount.
What happens after I join?
For now, you’ll get meaningful Levelr product updates and be first to hear when early access is ready. We may ask what kind of accountability you need so the product is shaped around real use cases.
Who is building Levelr?
Levelr is built by Andrew Forrester, who is neurodivergent and drew on his own experience to make following through on goals easier with AI.
What data does Levelr collect?
For the waitlist, we collect your email, your name if you choose to leave it, optional preference answers, and limited technical metadata like signup source, referrer, browser user agent, and a hashed IP for abuse prevention. In the app, Levelr needs the goals, tasks, habits, reminders, and coaching context you choose to add so it can help you plan and follow through.
Free while we build. Fair when we launch.
Early beta access is free while we shape the coaching loop together. When Levelr launches, founding members from the early-access list lock in a permanent discount — a thank-you for backing Levelr early.
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★ Start here
Freeby invite
- ✓Full access to the coaching loop while in beta
- ✓Help shape features before launch
- ✓No card required to join the waitlist
Later
At launch
Set at launchwith a founding discount
- ✓Morning AI call briefings and evening AI call debriefs
- ✓Ringtone-style reminders
- ✓Founding members lock in a permanent discount
Final pricing will be announced at launch (there’s a likely range in the FAQ below). Joining the waitlist never costs anything.
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