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Ask better questions before you make your next decision. Socratica AI helps you think with philosopher-inspired guides, build a private reflection practice, and turn uncertainty into clearer values and next steps. Socratica is not a simple chatbot or a quote app. It is a calm space for Socratic dialogue, Stoic practice, decision-making, and thoughtful journaling. Think with philosopher-inspired guides Ask a question and receive a reflective response shaped by five traditions: Socrates for definitions, assumptions, and sharper questions Marcus Aurelius for duty, steadiness, and inner discipline Nietzsche for courage, values, and self-creation Plato for truth, justice, and the examined life Epictetus for judgment, control, and practical Stoic practice Use the Socratic method Socratica is designed to question, clarify, and challenge your thinking. Use it to explain an idea, test an assumption, go deeper into a belief, compare thinkers, or explore a Debate of Minds. Decision Lab When a choice feels unclear, Decision Lab helps you slow down and examine: your options the values behind each option hidden assumptions fears and trade-offs possible next steps Socratica helps you clarify your thinking without outsourcing the decision. Private journal Save insights, reflections, path entries, and decision notes in a private journal. Search and filter past entries when you want to revisit an idea. Your notes, drafts, and progress are stored on your device first, so reflection can become a steady practice instead of another noisy feed. Guided practice Begin with 7 Days with Socrates, then keep practicing with daily reflection, philosophy problems, ethical dilemmas, and big questions. Build the habit of examining ideas before accepting them. Weekly Wisdom Report Review recent reflections, dialogue themes, and journal activity. See what questions keep returning, which thinkers shaped your week, and where your thinking may be changing. Built for Students exploring philosophy for the first time Writers who want sharper prompts and cleaner arguments Founders and leaders facing values-based decisions Stoicism practitioners who want daily reflection with Marcus Aurelius and Epictetus Lifelong learners who want critical thinking practice, not passive quotes Wisdom and Pro New users begin with 15 Starter Wisdom. Deeper AI actions use more Wisdom, while local actions such as saving reflections or reviewing journal entries do not. Monthly Pro includes 350 Wisdom each month. Yearly Pro includes 600 Wisdom each month. Pro unlocks advanced reflection modes, thinker comparison, Decision Lab depth, Debate of Minds, and the Weekly Wisdom Report. Safety and privacy Socratica is for philosophical reflection and education. It is not therapy, diagnosis, crisis support, or medical, legal, or financial advice. Conversations are AI-generated interpretations inspired by philosophical traditions, not the actual historical figures. For AI replies, your prompt or a compact activity summary is sent to Gemini. Entries, drafts, and progress stay local-first on your device. Think more clearly. Question more deeply. Build a wiser inner dialogue with Socratica AI. Begin with a question. Stay for a wiser practice. Privacy Policy: https://cevik10.github.io/privacy.html Terms of Use (EULA): https://cevik10.github.io/terms.html

Ask Lao Tzu whether to take the job. He answers from the Tao Te Ching. Consult Epictetus about how to handle a difficult situation with a co-worker and he cites his Discourses. Answers show a reference to the philosopher's original work to support their claims: tap the reference to read that passage as a one-line gist, a short summary, or the translator's original text. Who's here? Buddha, Lao Tzu, Confucius, Plato, Aristotle, Epicurus, Epictetus, Marcus Aurelius, Seneca, Nietzsche, Marx, Thoreau, Benjamin Franklin, King Solomon, Moses, Paul, Augustine, Thomas Aquinas, Martin Luther and John Calvin. More being added, just ask! Group Debates Start a chat with both Nietzsche and Aquinas and ask about suffering. Get their best statements and counterarguments to each other to help you see the question from several sides. They reply to you and to each other, supporting their points with citations. Write in your own language Most languages are supported. Write to the Buddha in Arabic and the answer comes back in Arabic, with the Dhammapada verse number. Characters are played by an AI and can be wrong. Citations let you confirm the philosophers' original meaning. 10 free messages a day. Sign in to keep your conversations and sync across all your devices. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://deepdiscourse.com/privacy-policy/