Quote This Day: A Simple Quote of the Day App

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Quote This Day, a free quote of the day app for Android

The right words at the right moment can reset your whole day. Quote This Day is a free Android app built on a simple idea: one quote worth carrying, every day — hand-picked, beautifully presented, and free of everything that usually gets in the way.

One quote, every day

No feed to scroll, no noise to wade through. Quote This Day gives you a single, considered quote each day — something to turn over with your morning coffee, or carry with you into a difficult afternoon.

Words worth carrying

The quotes come from thinkers, writers, leaders and artists across history — the people who found a way to say the thing you’ve been feeling but couldn’t quite name. Some will make you think; some will make you smile; a few you’ll want to keep for good.

Save and share the ones that stick

When a quote lands, save it so it’s there when you need it — or share it with someone who needs to read it today. It’s a small, kind thing to send.

A calmer daily habit

Quote This Day is deliberately clean, calm and distraction-free — a moment of stillness on a phone that’s usually shouting for your attention, and a nicer way to begin the day than the morning news.

What you get

  • A hand-picked quote every day
  • Words from thinkers, writers and leaders
  • Save the ones that stick
  • Share a quote with a single tap
  • Clean, calm and distraction-free
  • Free to use
Get it on Google Play

Want the quick tour first? See the Quote This Day app page.

Frequently asked questions

Is Quote This Day free?

Yes — Quote This Day is free to use on Google Play.

Can I save my favourite quotes?

You can. Save the ones that resonate so you can return to them any time.

Where do the quotes come from?

From thinkers, writers, leaders and artists across history — a hand-picked mix, refreshed every day.

Can I share quotes?

Yes — share any quote with a single tap, a small way to brighten someone’s day.

Get it on Google Play

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