A habit game for iPhone · Age 16+

It's like the Tamagotchi game from when we were kids — but the character is you.

ftns.ai gives you a digital twin — a living 3D avatar that eats what you eat, trains when you train, and sleeps when you sleep. Take care of yourself by taking care of it.

Download for iPhone Free for 7 days, then $14.99/mo or $167.99/yr.

How it works

  1. Log it.

    One check-in a day, whenever suits you — no forced morning or bedtime slot. Meals, workouts, water, sleep, mood, steps, weight. Type it, say it out loud, or let Apple Health fill it in for you.

  2. Your twin reacts.

    Right then, on screen: mood, posture, energy, a floating emoji beat for a good log. Your Life Score moves the same moment, and your twin rebuilds weekly from what you actually tracked.

  3. Your future updates.

    Every log nudges the projections — 3 months, 1 year, 20 years out. Unlimited, and never metered.

What is ftns.ai?

ftns.ai is a digital twin fitness app for iPhone. You get a living 3D avatar of yourself that eats what you eat, trains when you train and sleeps when you sleep. Log a meal, a workout, water, sleep, steps or a mood check — or let Apple Health sync do it for you — and the twin reacts on the spot while your Life Score moves.

It is the Tamagotchi feeling from childhood pointed at your own life. You kept a pixel creature going as a kid; here the character is you, and looking after it means looking after yourself. There is nothing to perform for and nobody to beat — the app has no social side at all, and that is a locked decision rather than a version-one gap.

The part nothing else has is Future Self: your twin projected across six horizons, from three months out to twenty years, on three timelines built from your own habit data. It is unlimited and never metered, and it is the quickest way to see where your current pace is actually taking you.

Meet your twin.

Full-body, in colour, and yours to spin a full 360° with a drag. It breathes, it idles, and the light shifts with its mood.

Built from three photos. Sign-up asks for three posed shots and the avatar engine turns them into a real 3D model of you, with your Life Score deciding which version of it shows up today. Where that engine is not available in a build, your twin is built from your body metrics instead — and your photos are private and never posted publicly.

Six numbers that tell you exactly how today went.

Your Life Score is one number from 0 to 100, built live from six categories. Tap the ring and it breaks down what moved it and why. Colour means the same thing everywhere in the app: green is on track, amber is middling, red is over or off.

The same formula for everyone. Standards and targets are calibrated by sex only where physiology genuinely differs — and your score history charts on Progress, so you can see the trend, not just today.

See where this is going.

Future Self projects your twin across six horizons on three timelines, driven by your real habit data rather than entertainment randomness. The gentler projections stay gentle — tired, lower on energy. Never scary, never mean.

Unlimited, and never metered. Generations never cost gems or credits, and there is no cap on how often you look. Share it through the normal share sheet whenever you want.

Everything you track.

Fast to log, and it all adds up in one place.

A coach that builds the plan.

No gimmick persona, no roleplay character — a friendly assistant that does the work. It builds workout plans from your goal, pace, equipment and the exercises you have excluded, drawing on a 50+ exercise catalog. It builds meal plans across six styles — high-protein, vegetarian, vegan, keto, budget and Mediterranean — with per-meal macros, so ticking off a planned meal actually moves your day.

Hard limits, always: your coach is a game feature, not a health professional. No medical claims, no promises about results.

Progress worth posting.

One tap builds a designed stat block — your score ring glowing, your strongest categories, your level, streak and tier, the ftns.ai wordmark on the corner. It exports through the normal share sheet, on the days you feel like it. The app never posts anything for you.

Privacy, said plainly.

This is not fine print. It is one of the reasons the app is built the way it is.

About the photos.

Sign-up asks for three posed shots, and they do one job: they become your avatar. They travel through our own backend to the avatar engine — Google edits the images, Meshy builds the model — and the app keeps the finished models rather than your originals. When the avatar engine is not available in a build, your twin comes from your body metrics instead. Never used to train AI, never used for anything but your avatar, and the Privacy Policy sets out every step. Your photos are private and never posted publicly.

Seven days free, then a membership.

One membership, everything in it. Try it for seven days without paying — cancel before the trial ends and you are not charged. After that it is $14.99 a month, or $167.99 a year — $11.89 less than paying month to month.

Everything is in the membership

Gems are the one separate purchase, and they are optional: 500 for $1.99, 1,200 for $3.99, 3,000 for $7.99. They buy outfits and accessories in the closet — the same things you can unlock by levelling up or reaching a new tier. Nothing you buy touches your score, your progress or your tracking.

Prices are USD; your App Store shows the local equivalent before you subscribe. Billed by Apple through your Apple Account; we never see your payment details. The subscription renews until you cancel it in your App Store account settings. Full details in the Terms of Use.

FAQ

What does it cost?

It's a membership, with the first seven days free — cancel before the trial ends and you are not charged. After that it is $14.99 a month, or $167.99 a year — $11.89 less than paying month to month. Apple does the billing. One membership covers everything: your twin, the full tracking suite, the Life Score, missions, your coach, Apple Health sync and Future Self. Gems are the only separate purchase, they buy outfits and accessories, and nothing you buy affects your score or your progress.

What happens to the photos?

The app asks for three posed shots at sign-up to build your real avatar. They go through our backend to the avatar-engine providers, Google for the image editing and Meshy for the 3D model, and are used for nothing else. The app keeps the finished models on your device rather than your originals, and we ask Meshy to delete a build when you cancel it or delete your account. When the avatar engine is not available in a build, your avatar comes from your body metrics instead. They are never used to train AI. Your photos are private and never posted publicly.

Where does my data live?

On your phone. Your logs, meals, workouts, measurements, run routes, plans and your twin are saved in protected files on the device, and nothing read from Apple Health ever leaves it. What does sync is a small account profile — membership, level, streak, gems, your name and your coach's brief — so a second phone recognises your progress. Usage analytics can be switched off in Settings and never include a health value. One tap in Settings deletes all of it, on the device and in the account.

Can other people see my twin or my numbers?

No. No social feed, no friends list, no leaderboards — nobody can see your twin, your numbers or your score. You can export a share card or a Future Self image yourself, whenever you want. The app never posts for you.

What happens if I miss a day?

Nothing breaks. XP never goes down — you just don't gain any on a day you don't act. Your twin's mood softens and your progress slows, and that is the whole penalty. Streak freezes cover the days life gets in the way, and because you set your own goal frequency, a four-workout week is a perfect week if four is what you signed up for.

Is this medical advice?

No. ftns.ai is a game about building habits. It does not provide medical, nutrition, or mental-health advice, it is not a medical device, and nothing in it — not the Life Score, not your weekly twin updates, not Future Self, not your coach's plans — replaces a qualified professional. For personal health decisions, talk to one.

More questions → Support & FAQ

Meet your twin.

A habit game for iPhone. Private by default, free for seven days, and the twin is the whole game.

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