Stoaly: Philosophy & Stoicism

Stoaly is daily philosophy in three minutes: one quote from a great thinker and one short idea, written in plain paragraphs. Every quote shows where it comes from: the work, the book or chapter, and the translator. Marcus Aurelius' Meditations, Seneca's Letters to Lucilius, Epictetus, Confucius, Laozi, the Buddha, Montaigne, Mary Wollstonecraft, Thoreau and more. No made-up internet quotes. WHAT YOU GET EVERY DAY • Today's quote: a sourced line to carry through the day • Today's idea: one concept in three short paragraphs, plus one thing to try today • Morning intention: one question before the day starts ("What is in your control today?") • Evening review: the Stoic habit of looking back on the day, in a few lines A LIBRARY THAT IS EASY TO READ • 36 thinkers, ancient to 20th century, including women and non-Western philosophers: Hypatia, Simone de Beauvoir, Hannah Arendt, Confucius, Zhuangzi, Nagarjuna, Ibn Rushd • 60 ideas from the dichotomy of control and amor fati to wu wei, the golden mean and the trolley problem • 300 quotes you can filter by theme: time, death, anger, adversity, happiness, simplicity • Search across thinkers, ideas and quotes • Short paragraphs and comfortable spacing, no walls of text A HABIT THAT STICKS • Two gentle notifications: today's quote at 8:00, an evening question at 21:00. Tap the morning one and you land on that exact quote. • Home screen widget with today's quote • Streak and a weekly view of your morning and evening entries • Prefer only the Stoics? Turn on "Stoic quotes only" PRIVATE AND SIMPLE • No account, no sign-up, no subscription • Your journal stays on your phone • Works offline: every quote and article is in the app • Share any quote as a clean image card • Light and dark mode Stoaly is supported by ads. Quotes are taken word for word from public-domain translations, with sources shown. Start with one idea a day.

First release: daily sourced quote, 3-minute idea, morning and evening reflection, library of 36 thinkers, widget.