
iQuotes+
Daily quotes, on your schedule
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About
iQuotes+ delivers short, meaningful quotes to your Lock Screen and Notification Center — on a schedule you control.
Pick how many quotes arrive each day, what times they show up, and which days of the week are active. A notification shows a quote and its author; tap it to open the full quote along with its source — the book, talk, article, or other place it comes from, when known.
BUILT AROUND YOUR SCHEDULE
- Choose 1 to 6 quotes per day
- Set the exact delivery time for each one
- Turn specific days of the week on or off
- Everything is scheduled on-device using Apple's local notifications
YOUR LIBRARY, YOUR WAY
- iQuotes+ comes preloaded with a curated set of quotes spanning humor, philosophy, leadership, faith, and everyday wisdom
- Add your own quotes, edit any quote, or remove the ones you don't want
- Archive quotes to keep them in your library while taking them out of rotation
- Quotes are shown at random without repeats until every one has appeared — then the cycle starts fresh
IMPORT & EXPORT
- Export your entire library as a JSON file for backups or moving to a new device
- Import a JSON file and choose whether to merge or replace
- A simple, documented format — only the quote text is required
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
- No account required
- No ads, no analytics, no tracking of any kind
- Your library and schedule stay on your device
- Nothing is sent to a server to deliver your notifications
iQuotes+ is a calm, focused way to put a little more wisdom, humor, and perspective into your day — one quote at a time.
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What's New in iQuotes+
1.0.4
July 16, 2026
Improved Schedule editor: add, edit, or remove individual delivery times directly (up to 12 per day) instead of a fixed stepper — a new time defaults to an hour after your latest one, and times stay sorted automatically. Removed the app icon badge — quotes are meant to be seen when they arrive, not tallied up. Improved reliability of scheduled notifications, including better handling when many quotes are queued up and closing a few edge cases that could occasionally cause a missed refresh.
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