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AI Personal Trainer & Workouts plans: Level Up in an Anime Fitness Game
By Irfan Rosli
News editor
Arise is an AI workout planner and fitness tracker that frames training as an anime-style role-playing game. The developer says it is aimed at building muscle, gaining strength and losing weight, with a structure of plans, quests and rewards on top.
It is written for people who train at home or in a gym, and the listing says its plans cover both beginners and experienced lifters.
You begin by answering questions about your lifestyle. According to the developer, your answers, along with your goals, experience level, schedule and available equipment, shape a custom plan.
The build we hold is Arise: Workout & Fitness RPG 1.4.8 (APKS split bundle) for Android 7.0 and up.
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The planner covers strength training, muscle-building, bodyweight exercises and weight training, with both gym routines and home workout plans listed.
Each day the app sets quests to complete, and finishing them earns XP. Those rewards move a character forward as you train, which is the RPG layer the developer builds the rest of the app around.
The listing presents quests and XP as the way to keep a routine going from day to day, rather than as a separate feature.
The developer describes the app as a way to build consistency and make each workout count. Its anime-inspired framing gives the training a story layer, with you as the main character of your own fitness journey.
Because the plan, the quests and the character all sit in one app, the listing frames them as parts of a single routine rather than separate tools.