
Qarit
One thought, many angles
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Got a random thought? Qarit turns it into a rabbit hole worth falling down.
Type anything, like "elephants," "lightning never strikes twice," or "why is the sky blue," and Qarit branches it into angles: where it came from, how it works, whether it's a myth, what its opposite is, and more. Each angle gives you a short, clear answer. Tap "Go deeper" on anything that grabs you, and keep going.
HOW QARIT IS DIFFERENT
Not one answer, many angles.
Most apps give you a single response. Qarit shows you the different ways to look at a thought, so you discover questions you didn't know to ask.
Facts you can check.
Fact answers come from Wikipedia, with the source and the exact quote one tap away. A simple strength meter shows how well each answer is backed up.
Honest when it doesn't know.
If Wikipedia doesn't cover something, Qarit says so instead of making something up. Creative ideas are clearly labeled as suggestions, never passed off as facts.
Private by design.
Qarit runs on Apple's on-device AI, so the thinking happens on your iPhone, not in the cloud. No account, no sign-up.
No subscription. Ever.
Exploring is free, always. If you want to keep what you find, Qarit Plus is a one-time purchase.
QARIT PLUS
- Save cards and whole thoughts
- Add notes to anything
- Your full history, searchable
- See when a fact connects to a past thought
- Sync with iCloud across your devices
Requires an iPhone that supports Apple Intelligence.
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What's New in Qarit
1.1
October 21, 2026
Answers you can trust more. • Every fact card now starts from a real sentence on Wikipedia, and its question is written to match it. Tap "source" to read it. • When Wikipedia is less sure, or doesn't answer exactly, the card says so. • Smarter about words with more than one meaning: "bologna" finds the sausage, "mint" the herb. • Fixes and polish.
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