The journal that asks back.
Tell Philo what you are stuck on. It finds a few lines from people who were stuck on the same thing a long time ago, then asks you a question.
Free on iPhone. 65,000 downloads so far.
An entry, start to finish
I got the Porto offer in writing and I keep rereading it instead of answering.
“Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards.”Søren Kierkegaard, Journals
What are you hoping the words will say the next time you read them?
I want the email to decide so that I do not have to.
A made-up entry, but this is how it goes. See the whole thing
On Mondays, it reads your week back to you.
The sample week here: someone dreads saying no to a Saturday shift, says it anyway, and it takes eleven seconds. Weekly Review noticed. It quotes the lines it is talking about, so you can check its work.
Who you will read
Seneca, Simone Weil, Laozi, Kierkegaard, Marcus Aurelius, Camus, Pascal, Epictetus, Nietzsche and a lot of people you have not heard of yet.
“I’ve never been able to easily jot down my thoughts until now. No more disorganized notes app.”App Store review, Canada
“Its a super calming app.”App Store review, Canada
“Everything is top-notch, especially the design.”App Store review, Armenia
The free plan is enough to find out if you like it. Scholar is $2.99 a month if you do.
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Made by Qendrim, Patrick and Mustafa.