Quest board
Daily quests that reset every morning, plus one-off main and side quests. Some dailies only show up at the right time of day.
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The Quest Log
Give yourself quests. Go do them. Get the hit.
Your real-life to-do list becomes an RPG, right in front of your eyes. Every quest you finish lands with a chime, a flash of colour and a shower of gold. Sometimes it drops a treasure chest that is far more dramatic than it needs to be.
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01 The loop
Three steps, over and over. Doing the thing is the hard part, so the Quest Log makes finishing it feel really good.
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Give yourself a quest
Pinch and say it:
stretch for 10 minutes
,call mom at 3pm
,daily: take meds at 8am
. Daily quests are already waiting every morning. -
2
Go do it
In real life. The quest stays in the corner of your eye, with timers, reminders and a gentle nudge when it's due.
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3
Get the hit
Double pinch. Flash, chime, gold. Keep a combo going, fill the XP bar, level up, and maybe a chest drops.
- SoundsA built-in synth. Rewards stack and rise in pitch as you go.
- ColourRarity colours, rainbow jackpots, and themes you unlock.
- AnimationFlashes, screen shake, coin fountains and fireworks.
- ProgressionXP, levels, titles, streaks, achievements and a collection.
02 Play it right now
This is the real app, the same one you install on your glasses, running live at the display's 600×600 resolution. The Neural Band sends its gestures as key presses, so your keyboard works exactly like the band.
On the glasses, black is see-through. That's why the background is pure black.
NEURAL BAND
On a phone, tap the HUD to pinch. Double tap completes a quest; tap and hold opens Edit / Remove.
- ←→ Browse quests
- ↑ Add quest, Shop, Profile, Settings
- ↓ Back / hide the HUD
- Enter ×2 Complete a quest
- Enter hold: Edit / Remove
- Esc Cancel / undo
03 Install on your glasses
The Quest Log runs on Meta's Web Apps platform. Turn on developer mode, add one URL, and it's on your face. It takes about two minutes.
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Turn on developer mode
In the Meta AI app on your phone:
Settings › App Info › tap App version 5 times › Enable
You only need to do this once.
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Add the Quest Log as a web app
Devices › Display Glasses settings › App connections › Web apps › Add a web app
Name it Quest Log, and use this URL:
https://app.thequestlog.io -
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Open it and start questing
Open Quest Log from the web apps on your glasses. A free daily chest is waiting for you on day one.
04 A little progression goes a long way
Every quest moves something forward. There's always a bar about to fill, a streak to protect, or a title just out of reach.
- LV 1Novice
- LV 3Apprentice
- LV 5Adventurer
- LV 8Veteran
- LV 12Hero
- LV 16Champion
- LV 20Legend
- LV 30Mythic
Streaks
Finish at least one quest a day to keep your streak alive. Streak Shields save you on a bad day.
Combos
Finish quests within 3 minutes of each other for a COMBO multiplier.
Daily chest
A free chest every day you log in, and it gets better each day: Uncommon, then Rare, then a guaranteed EPIC on day 7.
30 achievements
From First Quest
to Touch Grass
and Hydro Homie
. Some are secret, and they unlock cosmetics that money can't buy.
Collection
40 chest items to find. The ones you haven't found yet show as ❓.
Shop
Spend your gold on themes, fonts, sound packs, chest skins and coin rain. Try each one on the HUD before you buy.
05 Everything else it does
Over-the-top chests
Screen shake, light rays, a slot reel with chase lights, and a coin fountain. It ends in a rainbow JACKPOT!! You can't skip it. Enjoy the show.
Counters and timers
Log glasses of water one pinch at a time, and the pitch rises as you go. Timed quests get a start/pause countdown.
Reminders
Hydration spread across your day, stretch alerts when you've sat still too long, and a QUEST TIME
alert for scheduled quests.
Edit, remove, undo
Pinch and hold a quest to edit it by voice or remove it. Every removal has a 5-second undo.
Stays out of the way
After 20 seconds the HUD fades to a single line you can glance at. Swipe up to bring it back.
06 40 items of questionable value
Chests drop items that range from sensible to badly scuffed, and every one of them does something: power-ups, streak shields, chest keys, and the occasional gamble.
- Suspicious PotatoProbably just a potato. +5 gold
- Lukewarm Coffee+25% XP for 15 min
- Gas Station Sushi+30% XP for 20 min. Probably fine.
- Goblin Energy Drink+50% XP for 30 min
- Haunted Toaster+13 gold. It's always 13.
- Lucky Sock+25% chest chance for 1 hour
- Cursed Scratch CardAnywhere from 0 to 300 gold
- Streak ShieldSaves your streak if you miss a day
- Moai of Motivation2× XP on water + stretch for 3 hours
- Unicorn Frappuccino2× XP and 2× gold for 30 min
- Alien TupperwareYour next 5 quests drop a chest. Don't ask.
- Cat That Knocks Things Off Tables+200 gold it found under the couch
■ Common
■ Uncommon
■ Rare
■ Epic
07 Built for the Neural Band
There are no buttons and no touchscreen, just a few finger gestures. A hint bar at the bottom of the HUD always shows what each gesture does on the current screen.
| Gesture | Key | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Thumb swipe ◀ ▶ | ← → | Browse quests, settings, shop items |
| Thumb swipe ▲ | ↑ | Show the HUD, then Add Quest, Shop, Profile, Settings |
| Thumb swipe ▼ | ↓ | Go back a level, or hide the HUD |
| Double index pinch | Enter ×2 | Complete, +1 glass, start/pause a timer |
| Pinch and hold | hold Enter | Edit (say it again) or Remove |
| Middle pinch | Esc | Back, cancel, undo, dismiss an alert |
A single pinch on the quest board does nothing. That way a stray pinch can't complete a quest.
08 One quest log, across XR
The Quest Log was always meant to follow you across the XR space: one quest board for your real life, on whatever device you're wearing.
The headset came first: a mixed reality app for Meta Quest. Quests pop up in your room with video-game notifications that guide you to the task, and chores become mini-games. You can defend your kitchen from virtual foes, or earn power-ups by scrubbing the dishes. More about the headset version ↗
The next stop is your face: a heads-up version for the Meta Ray-Ban Display glasses and the Meta Neural Band.
On the glasses it's a light companion. You glance at it, pinch your fingers to finish a quest, hear a satisfying chime, and get on with your day.
- Meta QuestFirst up: quests and mini-games in mixed reality
- Smart glassesQuest Log // HUD, live on the Ray-Ban Display + Neural Band
- The rest of XROne shared quest log across every device
09 Under the hood
- No frameworks, no build, no backend. Plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
- Runs on Meta's Web Apps platform, served over HTTPS from app.thequestlog.io.
- Synth sound effects. They're made with the Web Audio API, so the app has no audio files.
- Automated tests. They drive the real app in headless Chrome and press real keys.
- Open source. The code is on GitHub.
// hooks for integrations
QuestLog.addFromText("call mom tomorrow at 9am");
QuestLog.receiveQuest({
title: "Feed the cat",
type: "main", xp: 30, gold: 6
});
QuestLog.notify({
kind: "warning",
label: "STREAK AT RISK",
title: "Finish 1 quest today"
});10 What's next
NEW MAIN QUEST
Install the Quest Log
+100 XP +25 ◆
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