Echoes: Wisdom Quotes

Make room for a thought worth keeping. Echoes brings philosophy, poetry, proverbs, and spiritual writing into a quiet reading experience, with cited passages set against evocative landscapes.

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READ ACROSS TRADITIONS
Explore 10,216 passages in 20 collections, from Stoic and Greek philosophy to Taoist and Buddhist texts, Persian poetry, Celtic writing, and African and Indigenous authors. Each passage includes its source citation. Historical translations, literary voices, and cultural context are identified where relevant.

MAKE IT YOUR OWN
Choose the collections you want to read, save favorites, and return to the ideas that matter to you. Enjoy typography automatically paired with the artwork and passage, using 14 curated font faces including four italics. Adjust text size and choose light, dark, or system appearance. Enjoy 839 artworks and nine reading transitions.

SHARE A PASSAGE
Share a quote as a composed image with its caption through your device's familiar sharing options.

A MOMENT IN YOUR DAY
Set optional reminders on the days and times you choose, with up to nine reminders per day. Read on iPhone, iPad, or Mac with a native interface made for each screen.

FIVE COLLECTIONS FREE
Start with Stoic, Greek, Roman, Taoist, and Celtic collections. A single lifetime purchase unlocks the other 15 collections. There is no subscription.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
No account, cloud sync, or analytics. The reading library is bundled with the app, and your preferences, favorites, and reminders stay on your device. An internet connection is needed for purchases and external source links.

Echoes is a collection of historical and literary perspectives. Some passages discuss war, mortality, relationships, alcohol, or the prejudices of their era.

Existing customers can restore their lifetime access using Restore purchases. Some unsupported quotations from earlier versions were retired during review, so previous favorites linked to those passages may no longer appear.