Endeavorise is a recent gamified self-improvement app that turns personal growth into a game. It tracks different areas of your life as levels and achievements, making progress feel rewarding and addicting.
Launched in May by a small Swedish team, the app has quickly picked up momentum.
In the past month alone, Endeavorise passed 10K downloads on Google Play, with most of its users coming from European countries.
The team runs three social accounts on different platforms, and together they just passed 25 million views.
They’ve uploaded about 300 short videos on each, reusing the same content across all of them.
All videos stick to the same simple, faceless format: a 20-second clip that fades in to highlight an app feature, paired with a relatable hook about self-improvement, breakups, or motivation.
Each video features a Wojak character with a visible rank, while bars representing areas of life rise or fall depending on the story’s message.
It’s a mix of memes, storytelling, and gamified progress.
On YouTube, Endeavorise hit virality once with a “cooked” relatable meme:
This video pulled in 1.3M views on September 9th.
On Instagram, they also went viral once, thanks to a “bro” meme:
TikTok has been their biggest source of new users. They’ve gained over 17 million views there and gone viral multiple times.
The top-performing TikTok reused the exact same hook as the previous Instagram hit:
Their feed shows a consistent pattern. Same video style, slight hook variations, and repeated virality through familiar themes for Gen Z boys.
Endeavorise’s rise highlights how powerful a focused strategy can be.
The team hit 10K downloads using just one faceless video style and reposting it on TikTok, Instagram, and YouTube. Each video mixes product exposure with emotion, turning progress bars into short stories about motivation and self-discipline.
This consistent format keeps costs low while boosting reach across platforms.
You can access all accounts and videos here: https://app.shortimize.com/c/2b10bZe5rTJeIZ
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