Stoic Widget: Stoicism Quotes

A short passage from the Stoics on your home screen each day, with the book and section it comes from.

The stoic widget is free and works offline. All 419 stoic quotes are taken word for word from public domain translations of Marcus Aurelius, Epictetus and Seneca, so you can look each one up in the original.

Free, with nothing to unlock first
• Today's passage in full, with its source and translator
• The home screen widget, which turns to a new passage each day
• No passage repeats until you have read all 419
• Share any passage
• No account, no ads and no AI. It all works offline.

The unlock, paid once
• The library: search every passage by word, author and theme
• Save the passages you want to come back to
• A morning prompt and an evening note, kept on your phone
• Night and Clay styles for the widget
There is no subscription.

The sources
• Marcus Aurelius, Meditations, translated by George Long (1862)
• Epictetus, Discourses and Enchiridion, translated by George Long (1877)
• Seneca, Minor Dialogues, translated by Aubrey Stewart (1889)

Stoicism is a practical philosophy for everyday life: what is in your control, how to meet a hard day, how to spend your time. Clay Lamp gives you one passage a day to think about.