Level Up in Real Life
MugUp turns showing up for yourself into a game — AI-built quizzes, reading, writing, speaking, and a Life Card that rates six real-life stats.
Today
Your day in MugUp: eight small commitments. Go on — clear a tile and watch it turn green.
A simulated first month, Bronze to Legend, bad week included — every number computed by the same formula your real card uses. Play it, or scrub it day by day.
Your Life Has a Card Now
Six real-life stats — Learning, Reading, Writing, Speaking, Physical, Spiritual — rated like a footballer's card, from Bronze up to Legend.
You already know this loop. Whole evenings have gone into grinding a GTA character's stats or dragging a FIFA rating up two points — and it felt good, because watching a number climb because of something you did is genuinely satisfying. Same loop here, one difference: the character you're levelling up is you.
Ratings measure your form, not your trophies: they weigh the last 28 days, so skipping a week visibly drops the number, and showing up brings it climbing back. It's the most honest progress bar we could build.
Becoming the best version of yourself isn't a feeling — it's your form across six disciplines, earned by showing up, day by day.
Doing Your Anki Decks Has Never Been This Fun
Import an .apkg and the deck you built in Anki turns into this: subdecks become topics, notes become flashcards, and every card plays like a game. Export with scheduling and your review history comes too — a card due in three weeks stays due in three weeks.
No decks yet? Describe a topic — or generate straight from your own notes — and MugUp builds ready-to-play games in seconds. Either way, spaced repetition schedules every question for right before you'd forget it.
Bring or describe a topic
Drop in your Anki export, type any subject at any level, or upload your own notes and PDFs.
It becomes games
Quizzes, flashcards, blanks, and matching pairs, ready to play.
Reviews keep it stuck
Answer well and the gap grows. Slip, and it comes back sooner.
Which study technique has the strongest evidence behind it?
Four steps, one of each game type — the same mix a real session deals you.
Multiple Choice
AI-generated questions for assessments and quick reviews.
Fill in the Blanks
Recall in context, with hints and alternative answers.
Flashcards
Classic two-sided cards you grade yourself, honour-system style.
Pair Match
Match terms to meanings, words to translations, causes to effects.
Get one wrong and ask “why is that the answer?” — the AI explains it on the spot. Not sure where to start? Browse ready-made decks and clone one into your account.
That's the fast way in. The deeper one — typing the lecture up, uploading the PDFs the exam is written from, telling the generator to use nothing else — has its own page.
Built for the Whole Day, Not Just the Focus Hours
MugUp is a place for getting done what you set out to do. But whether a day was productive isn't decided only in the focus hours — it's decided in the breaks between them, and in what you do with the rest of it. So we built for all three.
That is why one app carries a timer, a break that ends itself and a tile for the twenty minutes with a book: the hours around the work decide whether the work sticks.
See the timer and the breaks in detailThe focus hours
Name what the session is for, take the clock full screen over a living scene, and spend the hour answering questions rather than making flashcards.
The breaks
Say what the break is for before it starts — move, pray, journal, watch something — and if you watch, it plays from a feed you wrote, not one written for you, and the player closes itself the moment the break ends.
The rest of the day
Reading, writing, speaking, exercise and reflection each get a tile on the same streak, so the walk or the chapter counts alongside the study session — and the Life Card rates all six.
Progress You Can Hold On To
Everything you do earns XP and coins. Neither can be bought — the only way forward is showing up.
✨ Adept
750/900 XP · 150 XP to level 10
⚡ Scholar at level 10
30-day streak!
A full month. Genuinely impressive.
2Streaks that forgive
Banked freezes cover a missed day, and streak commitments let you put a target on the line — keep it and the payout scales.
Coins are earned, never bought
Spend them on companion packs — collectible creatures from Common to Mythic. The rarest can only be earned, never purchased.
A fresh puzzle every day
A daily Wordle and a Connections built from what you are actually studying — new every day, and one more reason to open the app tomorrow.
Friends and leaderboards
Follow friends, climb the XP leaderboard, and share your best decks for anyone to clone.
Race a friend, live
Challenge a friend to a live match: the same questions in the same order, each at your own pace, with a running win–loss record between you.
Your server plays too
MugUp runs inside Discord — twelve questions a day the whole server races, a leaderboard when the day wraps up, and 1v1 races in the channel.
Set up DiscordBorrowed on purpose — and the parts we left behind
The streak, the levels, the rarity and the leaderboard are lifted from the apps built to take your evening. Those mechanics work — we aimed them at the thing that pays you back, and left the extractive half out:
No feed, no ads, nothing to scroll. There is no surface here designed to hold you past the fifteen minutes, and your attention is not being sold to anyone.
Nothing to buy your way past. No energy to refill, no gem packs. Coins are earned only, and the rarest companions can only be earned.
The number is allowed to go down. Ratings weigh your last 28 days, so a week off shows. Anything that keeps you here has to stay honest about how you are doing.
The break ends by itself. Name what the break is for before it starts, and if you watch something, the player closes itself the moment time is up — your place kept for next time.
The day has a ceiling. New questions arrive at a pace you set, reading and writing pay once a day however long you stay, and the Review ends when the due cards do. There is nothing here to farm.
The other half of the borrowing is from how memory works — you produce answers instead of rereading, and questions come back right before you'd forget them. The features page walks through both halves.
Make it yours — right now
Six one-tap themes, free on every plan. This page opens on Ocean — pick another and the whole site repaints, and it's still set when you sign up. Four of the six come alive: what moves behind this page right now is the real scene, and keeping it moving in the app is Pro.
Pip
Common
Ember
Rare
Zephyr
Epic
Verdant
Legendary
Phoenix
MythicA few of the companions. Phoenix only comes home after a 100-day streak.
Made for Whatever You're Working Toward
Students & exam preppers
Turn a syllabus into games the night it's assigned, let the daily Review carry you to exam day, and start from ready-made decks when you don't want to build your own.
Certification & career learners
Upload your study guide and generate questions grounded in your own material — AWS, Security+, CFA, USMLE, language exams. Fifteen minutes a day beats a weekend cram.
Habit builders
Here to read more, journal daily, or just spend your screen time becoming someone? Start with one tile, keep one streak, and let the Life Card keep you honest.
Simple, Honest Pricing
Start free forever. Upgrade only if you hit the limits.
Free
- 3 new AI games per day, 3 projects
- Anki import — 200 cards at a time, free
- Daily habits: reading, writing, speaking, puzzles
- Streaks, XP, and companions included
Pro
- Unlimited projects, topics, and generations
- Daily Review workout across every project
- Lecture notes and file uploads — generate from your own material
Frequently Asked Questions
Day One of the Streak Is Today
It takes about a minute to build your first game — and one green tile to start the streak. See for yourself.