
Matria
Sourced reflection from women
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Your questions have ancestors.
Matria is a source-led archive for learning through women’s lives, work, and histories. Bring a real question: why you feel guilty when you rest, why your body feels unfamiliar, what you are here to create. Trace it through the writers, artists, scientists, organisers, philosophers, and thinkers who sat with it before you.
Matria gives you names, work, context, and sources, not perfect role models or quick answers. It helps you see your own questions in a wider history, then keep thinking for yourself.
Matria draws on an archive of documented women, ideas, myths, histories and traditions. Available readings name their sources and distinguish editorial interpretation from cleared quotations. A related theme is not treated as proof that a woman answered your question. When the archive cannot support a reading, Matria says so plainly and offers relevant records to explore where available.
WHAT YOU CAN DO
- Ask a lived question, by typing or speaking, and read a reflection with its sources shown.
- Trace the Knowledge Map: women connected across centuries by shared themes and documented relations.
- Open source entries with context, works, and evidence labels, and a clear line between a woman’s own words and Matria’s editorial voice.
- Keep a private journal and a constellation of the women and ideas you follow.
- As a member, write slow, private letters to other readers under a pen name. You control what you disclose, and can report, block, unsend, or delete your Letters account.
MEMBERSHIP
Reading Matria is free. Asking questions, every reflection, every source and the Knowledge Map need no account and no payment.
Membership opens what is yours to keep: unlimited saved readings, your private journal, the Constellation map, guided paths, pilgrimage, and private Letters under a pen name. Sharing a card from the archive is free for everyone. EUR 6.99 a month, EUR 39.99 a year, or Founding Member at EUR 59.99 a year. Cancel anytime in your Apple account.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Reading needs no account. Your journal and saved reflections stay on your phone. Optional AI-assisted finding requires your choice before sending a question and a bounded set of archive records to a retrieval service. It returns record IDs, not an AI-written answer. Letters is separate: it uses Sign in with Apple and stores the profile details and correspondence you choose to share so letters can be delivered. New Letters profiles start with discovery and country sharing off. No tracking. No advertising. No account to read.
THE ARCHIVE IS THE AUTHORITY
Evidence labels show how well supported each entry is. Cultural traditions appear as knowledge systems, not prescriptions.
Matria offers sourced reflection. It does not diagnose, predict, or replace medical or psychological care.
SUBSCRIPTION TERMS
Matria Membership is an auto-renewable subscription. Monthly at EUR 6.99, yearly at EUR 39.99, or Founding Member yearly at EUR 59.99. Payment is charged to your Apple Account at confirmation of purchase. It renews automatically unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period, and your account is charged for renewal within 24 hours of that time. Manage the subscription or turn off auto-renewal in your Apple Account settings after purchase. Prices are shown in your own currency in the app.
Terms of Use: https://matria.life/terms
Privacy Policy: https://matria.life/privacy
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What's New in Matria
1.1.2
September 10, 2026
More women to discover, with clearer sources and more reliable private keeping. - New archive profiles in science, technology and business, including Brazilian researchers and leaders. - Clearer distinctions between shared themes, documented relationships and source-supported readings. - Improved recovery for saved readings, journal drafts and private writing when a save cannot be confirmed. - Safer Letters profile editing, with explicit country-sharing and discovery choices. - Refined Matria branding and clearer navigation. Reading the archive remains free. Your journal and saved readings stay on your device. Optional Letters correspondence is stored separately so it can be delivered.
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