Town Stoic: One Card a Day
iOS app by Moses Smith. Lifestyle · Moses Smith
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-12
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One card a day from the Stoics. Real lines, really theirs. Town Stoic deals one card each morning: a line from Marcus Aurelius, Seneca, or Epictetus, waiting face down on your table. Flip it when you are ready. That is the whole ritual. EVERY LINE IS REAL 366 quotations, one for every day of the year including leap day, each one traced to its page in the classic public-domain translations of George Long, T. W. Higginson, and R. M. Gummere. The translator is named on every card. No internet paraphrases, no invented quotes: if the author did not write it, it is not in the deck. PLAIN ENGLISH, QUIETLY Beneath each quotation, one sentence says what the line means in modern words. It explains. It never preaches. THE PRACTICE • Flip the morning card, then tap it to read it full screen • Keep a private note on the back of any day's card • Three quiet dots open THE SOURCE: the full citation for every line • THE YEAR holds your deck: flipped cards face up, the rest waiting • Widgets bring the waiting card and today's line to your Home Screen • Optional iCloud backup, off until you ask for it, so your notes survive a lost phone NOTHING TO SIGN UP FOR No account, no ads, no subscription, no AI. Your notes stay on your phone. If you would rather they survived losing the phone, you can switch on iCloud backup in Settings: it is off until you ask, and the copy sits in your own iCloud, not on anyone's server. Town Stoic is free. A small tip jar exists if you ever feel like saying thanks.
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