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Motivational Widget app iconMotivational Widget
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Every glance at your phone can start with one good line.

Well done is better than well said.

Benjamin Franklin

Put hand-curated words from history’s thinkers, leaders, and creators on the screens you see every day.

Works on your Home Screen, Lock Screen, and Apple Watch.

iPhone Home Screen with a large black quote widget reading "A champion keeps playing until they get it right. Losing is just practice for winning." attributed to Billie Jean King, above the Calendar, Photos, Reminders, and News app icons
The real Home Screen widget. Not a mockup.

What do you need to hear right now?

Pick a mood and the app narrows its library to match. Try it below.

Fired Up
You may encounter many defeats, but you must not be defeated.
Maya Angelou

Everything the widget does.

01

30,000+ hand-curated quotes

Read words from history’s thinkers, leaders, and creators, selected for substance rather than filler.

02

A new thought each morning

Quote of the Day refreshes every morning. Swipe for another quote or let the app surprise you.

03

Widgets for both screens

Use a Home Screen widget or add a rectangular, circular, or inline widget to your Lock Screen.

04

Typography with a point of view

Choose themes and font styles that fit your wallpaper and the way you like to read.

05

Favorites and collections

Save the lines you want to return to and group them into your own collections.

06

Your timing, not ours

Choose how often the Home Screen widget refreshes, from more frequent changes to once daily.

The problem

Most screen time starts without intention.

A familiar grid of icons asks you to open something. It rarely gives you a useful thought before you do.

What changes

Make the glance itself worthwhile.

Motivational Widget puts one considered line in that familiar space. Pick a mood, category, theme, and refresh rhythm that suits the day.

Before you add it.

A quote from the app’s hand-curated library of more than 30,000 quotations. You can shape what appears by choosing moods, categories, and collections.

Thirty thousand lines are waiting for the one you need today.