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About Drift: One Thought a Day

Drift is a daily quote app with one rule: one thought, once a day. Each morning, Drift quietly schedules a single quote — chosen from philosophers, poets, writers, and thinkers who shaped the way we see the world. It arrives as a notification at a moment you'll never quite predict. Not at 9am. Not on a schedule. Just when the day is ready. Open the app to read it in full. Flip the card to learn about the person behind the words. Save the ones that stay with you. No streaks. No metrics. No noise. Just a quiet pause in an otherwise busy day. — One quote delivered once daily at a random hour — Words from Marcus Aurelius, Rumi, Maya Angelou, Einstein, and 200+ others — Save quotes you love and revisit them anytime — Flip each card to discover the story behind the quote — No account required. No data collected. Nothing tracked.

App privacy

The developer, DIMITRIS STAVROS PAPACONSTANTINOU, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Not Collected

The developer does not collect any data from this app.

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