QuotesVault - Pocket Wisdom

QuotesVault - Pocket Wisdom

Quotes, Reflections & Zen

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May 5, 2026
Updated
November 4, 2026

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Quotes you can trust. All 1,533 quotes in QuotesVault are traced to the book, letter or speech they come from, with the translator named for every translation, and the famous lines people get wrong are set straight. QuotesVault is a library of quotes from 66 writers, thinkers and leaders, with room for the ones you collect yourself. The free library holds 439 quotes, and the rest come in fourteen quote packs. Made for iPhone Duo Open it out on its side and the Quote tab is an open book: the author's portrait, life and source on the left page, the quote on the right. Lists take a third of the screen, and a quote opened from an author's page sits beside it. Stand it up like a tent and it becomes a desk card, with a new quote every ten minutes. Closed, the whole app works on the outer display at every text size, and what you are typing stays on the page when you fold or unfold. Your library, as books Every collection is a book on your shelf: packs are hardbacks in their own colours, your collections notebooks in the colour and mark you choose. A library you can trust Every quote has been checked against its source, and the three known only in paraphrase are marked. Explain Quote tells you what a quote means, when and why it was written, and, for more than 700 of them, shows the original in its own language, from Greek to Sanskrit. A link takes you to the full text, to read the passage in context. Misattributed Many of the most shared quotes are credited to the wrong person. The Misattributed section in Authors holds 422 of them, each with the story of where it really comes from. Add one of them and QuotesVault tells you quietly and offers to credit the real author where known. Share a quote as a page Share any quote as a card in your library's colours, on a printed plate or your own photo, sized for a post, a story or a wallpaper, with its source on the card. Copy any quote with its full reference, or export the ones you added as Markdown, CSV or plain text. Browse by theme and author Find quotes under 39 themes, such as courage and grief. Author pages give dates, key works and, for writers in the public domain, where to read them free. Daily inspiration A new Quote of the Day each morning, with a gentle notification if you want one, and favourites to return to. Make it yours Make notebooks, add your own quotes and categories, and write reflections. Paste a whole note of quotes at once, import Kindle highlights or scan a page with your camera. Add an author by name and QuotesVault finds them on Wikipedia. Zen mode Read one quote at a time, full screen, with white, pink or brown noise. Swipe for the next. Quote packs Every pack quote is in the public domain: • The Stoics: Marcus Aurelius, Seneca, Epictetus • Greek Philosophers: Socrates, Aristotle, Plato, Epicurus, Plutarch • Eastern Wisdom: Rumi, Lao Tzu, the Buddha, Confucius, Sun Tzu • Radical Thinkers: Nietzsche, Voltaire, Machiavelli • Literary Greats: Twain, Wilde, Shaw, Woolf, Fitzgerald • Minds of Science: Einstein, Tesla, Darwin • Leaders & Statesmen: Franklin, Lincoln, Jefferson, Theodore Roosevelt, Frederick Douglass • Voices Unbound: Dickinson, Austen, Curie, Eliot, Wollstonecraft • The Romans: Cicero, Horace, Virgil, Ovid • The Poets: Shakespeare, Blake, Wordsworth, Keats, Shelley • The Transcendentalists: Emerson, Thoreau, Whitman • Russian Masters: Tolstoy, Dostoevsky, Chekhov • Wisdom of India: the Bhagavad Gita, Tagore, Vivekananda, Gandhi, Kabir • The Seekers: Montaigne, Pascal, Gibran, Omar Khayyam, Hafez The Library Card unlocks every pack, including any added later, in one purchase. Everywhere you are On iPhone, iPhone Duo, iPad and Apple Watch, with Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, Spotlight and Siri Shortcuts. With Apple Intelligence you can also search by meaning and have the quotes you add explained. Private by design Your quotes and reflections stay on your devices and sync privately through iCloud. No accounts, no tracking, no ads.
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What's New in QuotesVault

1.4.6

November 4, 2026

This update lets you bring in a whole note of quotes at once, and opens QuotesVault like a book on iPhone Duo. • Paste several quotes at once: touch and hold + on your list, or go to Settings > Paste Several Quotes. QuotesVault reads them the way notes are usually kept, with an author on the line below or after a dash and #hashtags as themes, and shows you every quote before anything is added. Quotes you already have, repeats and famous misquotes are flagged, a misquote with its real author. • With Apple Intelligence, it can also pick the quoted words and who said them out of a longer passage, and suggest themes from your own. A suggestion is kept only if its words and its author are in what you pasted. • In Zen, swipe left for the next quote and right for the one before. • The favourite, reflection and collection marks on each quote in your list now sit together at the top. • Greek and Pali originals in Explain Quote are set in a single typeface, with no letters borrowed from another. • On iPhone Duo held sideways, the Quote tab opens like a book: the author's portrait, life and source on the left page, the quote on the right. • Stand iPhone Duo on its side like a tent and the Quote tab becomes a desk card that turns to a new quote every ten minutes. • Open flat, iPhone Duo uses the whole screen: on its side your lists take about a third and the quote or author the rest, and held upright a quote and its buttons sit together. Half closed, each keeps to its own page. • On iPad and iPhone Duo, a quote you open from an author's page appears beside that page, so their other quotes are a tap away. • At the largest text sizes, long words in a quote stay whole, the buttons under a long quote can be scrolled to, and Settings and Quote Packs fit the screen. • When you select several quotes in your list, Favorite, Collection and Remove are no longer hidden behind the tab bar. • Zen now lists only the sounds it can play: white, pink and brown noise. • Long lists use less memory, and QuotesVault does less work in the background.

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