Lyceum is a place for people who love knowledge. Inspired by the school Aristotle founded in Athens, it carries that spirit on through journal pages, conversations, books, essays, and classes held in person and online. The app is in Vietnamese.
SỔ TAY (NOTEBOOK)
Each day the Notebook opens with a small question, such as "How is the sky where you are today?". Answer it, or write something else on today's journal page: a passage from a book worth keeping, a few lines jotted down before they slip away. Every page carries its date and can hold a photo; if you allow location access, the app also notes the city. Pages are arranged by month, and each one can stay private ("Chỉ mình tôi", only me) or be shared with everyone.
Now and then the Notebook brings back an old journal page, such as one written three months ago. The "Hôm nay" (Today) widget on the Home Screen opens the day's page straight away.
ĐỐI THOẠI (DIALOGUE)
Something you keep coming back to? A question still without an answer? A view you would like to talk through? Start a discussion. Others can reply right below it, or carry on from one particular reply. Discussions and replies can include photos, with a source if you wish.
BÀI VIẾT (ARTICLES)
Read essays and series from the Editorial Board and members, from a reading of Plato's Republic to a translation on the technical debt AI creates for mathematics. Articles have footnotes: tap a number to read the note, then return to the exact paragraph you were on.
SÁCH (BOOKS)
Keep track of the books you want to read, are reading and have read. Give them stars, note a few lines of thought and see what others make of the same book. Save the passages you like to the Notebook so you can find them again.
SỰ KIỆN (EVENTS)
See the schedule of classes, discussions and writing sessions at Lyceum, or join the ones held online. Sign up in the app. Paid events can be paid with a VietQR code. E-tickets carry a code scanned at the door, work with Apple Wallet and remind you before the start.
NOTIFICATIONS
Know when someone replies to you or mentions you, and when there is a new article or event. Notifications about articles and events can be turned on or off in Settings.
GETTING STARTED
Sign in with Apple, Google or email. Articles and discussions are open to everyone, signed in or not.
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