Philosophy Quote Calendar

Spend a moment each morning with a philosophical idea. This isn't a generic quote collection — it's built to be a real reference, with sources, original-language text, and terms you can look up. ■ One quote a day, worth thinking about • Today's quote appears as a single card: translation first, then source, a short note, and the original text tucked away if you want it • Missed a day? Browse back through past entries any time • Shows today's quote on your home screen widget (iOS and Android) • Set your own notification time ■ See the "opposing view" right next to it • Two thinkers who reached opposite conclusions on the same question, shown side by side • Not just conflict — you'll also see where ideas build on, criticize, or reinforce each other • Seeing that there's no single settled answer is the whole point of this app ■ Every quote comes with its source • Book title, exact reference, and edition are always listed — the part that gets left out of AI summaries and quick searches • The original-language text is there if you want to check it yourself • Browse everything by thinker or by work ■ A dictionary of philosophy terms, too • Look up terms like "the Forms" or "the categorical imperative," with definitions, explanations, and related quotes • See a thinker's dates and school of thought at a glance (thinkers still under copyright are introduced, not quoted) ■ Designed to stay quiet • Favorite entries and add a private note — nothing nags you to write one • Full-text search, or browse by theme (death, freedom, happiness, and more) • No ads interrupt you while you're reading ■ Good for • A few minutes of thought each morning • Checking whether a quote you saw was really said by who it's credited to • Seeing how different thinkers answered the same question