Join the beta

Move more. Level up.

Towers Fitness is an RPG for iPhone and Android that reads your Apple Health or Health Connect data and turns your steps, workouts and sleep into XP, stats and loot for a 3D character you build.

On iPhone with Apple Health and Android with Health Connect

Real reps, real XP

The work happens in the real world. A lifting session or a round of ropes lands in Apple Health or Health Connect as exercise minutes and active calories, and Towers turns them into XP for your hero.

A tattooed man in a white cap and a Towers Fitness T-shirt whipping battle ropes on green turf in a gym.
Battle ropes
A woman in a Towers Fitness tank top doing sit-ups on a mat in a gym under a wall that reads TRANSFORM YOUR LIFE.
Sit-up
A woman in a Towers Fitness tank top holding a lunge under the bar of a Smith machine.
Smith machine lunge
A young man in a Towers Fitness T-shirt doing dips on a parallel-bar station.
Dips

Your day becomes XP

Every activity your phone records feeds one of your hero's stats. Here is an example day flowing in.

  • Steps 8,400 steps
  • Exercise 42 min
  • Calories burned 520 kcal
  • Sleep 7.5 h
  • Speed +84 XP
  • Agility +126 XP
  • Strength +52 XP
  • Defense +75 XP
  • Attack +87 XP
  • Discipline +40 XP

Attack grows from your Speed, Agility and Strength. Discipline rewards showing up day after day. Real XP depends on your level and streak.

From sneakers to swords

  1. Live your day

    Walk, train and sleep. Your phone or watch records it all in Apple Health or Health Connect.

  2. Tap Upload Data

    One tap and Towers reads the day for you. Nothing to type in.

  3. Level up

    XP lands in your stats, and every stat that grew gets its own Level Up screen.

  4. Play

    Spend it in the 3D world: take quests, buy gear and fight what roams the paths.

Timing is your weapon

Fights are turn-based, but every strike is a test of rhythm. Tap as the ring closes for a perfect hit and bonus damage. When an enemy swings back, dodge or parry on the same beat.

Try it on Slime A: tap Attack as the ring meets the button.

Slime A 50 / 50

Ready

Inside the game

A 3D fantasy world that grows with you. Everything here is captured from the game itself.

A world to roam

Walk the walled village, the river and the woods around it. Every path leads somewhere worth the steps.

Build your hero

Pick the face, hair, skin, outfit and weapon. Unlock more as you level.

A stone golem with glowing blue eyes guarding the river path outside the village.

Monsters on the paths

Slimes and golems roam outside the walls. Walk into one and the fight begins.

A villager at the blacksmith's stall, beside an anvil, hay bales and a wooden chest.

Townsfolk with quests

Talk to the villagers for jobs: daily walks, monthly step goals and monsters to clear.

Progress in your pocket

The Dashboard shows today's data and every stat's level, ready for your next upload.

An open treasure chest overflowing with gold coins.

Loot every win

Battles and quests pay out gold, crystals and gear. Chests hide around the village too.

The village square: a stone well with a red roof, timber houses and market stalls around it.

A town to call home

The square is where you start: a well, the market stalls and neighbours with something to ask of you.

Where it all began

A kid fighting as Link after gymnastics class. A teenager lifting weights in case he ever had to be the hero. A gym owner training the boy next door. This is why Towers Fitness exists, in its founder’s own words.

Towers Fantasy World

The Story

I was a child in the nostalgic generation of early video games. I spent my days going to public school, my afternoons in gymnastics class and my nights as Link fighting to save Princess Zelda…

As I grew, I spent mornings at my desk drawing dragons until recess, where I could climb the castle walls. I played sports in phys ed until English class, where we broke down The Odyssey, then I ran home to be Cloud in FF7 and unlock Titan…

As a teenager I would write stories about heroes in math class. I would lift weights to strengthen my body in case one day I could be the hero… At night I would be a warlock and join a raid team in World of Warcraft…

As an adult, I would run to keep up my stamina, then go to work daydreaming of being Aragorn in LOTR, fighting orcs. Through the night I was Lynkovitch in Diablo, fighting a necromancer…

When my boys were born, I would read them Dungeons and Dragons ABC’s and 123’s. I would superset a max bench press with a max pull-down, then lead a raid team as a Samurai in a Savage EX boss fight…

When I opened my gymnastics facility, I would pretend to use magic to teach gymnasts how to flip, then play Hero Quest with my sons. In the night I would become the Elden Lord and burn down the Erdtree…

One evening I fought a Behemoth with a boy who lived nearby. He asked me to help him get in better shape, so I agreed to train him. As he struggled, I became frustrated trying to find motivation to relate to his mind.

What if our life experiences could be a part of our fantasy world? Or what if our gaming XP was connected to daily activities? What if you became strong enough in real life… for your hero to fight a dragon?

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Questions, answered

What do I need to play?

An iPhone with the Health app, or an Android phone with Health Connect. A smartwatch or another tracker that writes to Apple Health or Health Connect adds workouts and sleep, but your phone counts your steps on its own.

Do I have to log my workouts?

No. Towers reads what Apple Health or Health Connect has already recorded. Open the app, tap Upload Data, and the day's activity becomes XP.

Which health data does it use?

Steps, exercise minutes, active calories and sleep. Steps grow Speed, exercise grows Agility, calories grow Strength and sleep grows Defense. Your phone asks your permission for each category, and you can change it at any time in Apple Health or Health Connect.

How does combat work?

Run into an enemy on the map and the fight begins. You choose Attack, Skills, Items or Flee, and timing decides how well each move lands: perfect hits deal more damage, and a well-timed dodge or parry softens the blow.

Is there an Android version?

Yes. Towers runs on Android phones through Health Connect, which collects data from apps like Samsung Health, Google Fit and Fitbit. Pick your device in the form below.

What does a beta tester do?

Play the way you normally would: move, sync your day, take quests and fight. Then tell us what felt great and what got in the way. Your notes shape the game before launch.

Does the beta cost anything?

No. The beta is free to play.

When will I get in?

We open the beta in waves. When yours opens, we email you with everything you need to install the game.

Your beta pass

Play Towers before launch, then tell us what to fix, what to keep and what to build next.