Stoic WidgetMarcus Aurelius · Seneca · Epictetus
Ancient wisdom on your home screen
Stoic Widget brings the words of the great Stoic philosophers to your iPhone — a quiet companion for discipline, courage, and peace of mind.
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A daily practice, not another feed
Swipe through hand-picked passages, choose the themes you are working on, and let the widget bring you one thought worth keeping — every day.
Home & Lock Screen Widgets
Place timeless Stoic wisdom on your home screen and lock screen. A new quote arrives every hour.
40 Curated Categories
From the dichotomy of control to memento mori — pick the themes you want to work on and your feed adapts.
18 Classical Themes
Marble, laurel, parchment, storm and starry cosmos — beautiful backdrops crafted for calm reading.
Save What Moves You
Like any quote to keep it in your personal collection, and share the ones that deserve a wider audience.
The Original Texts
Every quote is drawn from classic translations of Meditations, the Letters to Lucilius, the Enchiridion and more.
Morning & Evening Practice
Dedicated categories for starting your day with intention and reviewing it with honesty, the Stoic way.
Wisdom for whatever you face
Forty categories of Stoic teaching, each drawn from the classical texts.
Learn from the three great Stoics
Marcus Aurelius
Emperor of Rome · Meditations
“No longer talk about what a good man should be. Be one.”
Seneca
Statesman · Letters to Lucilius
“It is not that we have a short time to live, but that we waste much of it.”
Epictetus
Former slave · The Enchiridion
“No man is free who is not master of himself.”
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