Stoïque
Guides
How to set up Stoïque on the iPhone, step by step. Each step is checked against the app as it ships, and each guide says what the app does not do.
The Stoïque widget on the Lock Screen
How to add the Stoïque widget to the iPhone Lock Screen on iOS 18: a passage with its reference, or the reference alone, in three families, free.
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The Stoïque widget on the Home Screen and in StandBy
How to add the Stoïque widget to the iPhone Home Screen and to StandBy on iOS 18: small, medium or large, one passage a day with its canonical reference.
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The daily notification
How to turn on the Stoïque daily notification on iPhone and choose its time: the canonical reference as title, the passage as body, computed on the device.
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Offline use and privacy
Stoïque embeds its corpus: passage of the day, widgets, favourites and notification work in airplane mode. What the app sends over the network, and why.
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The rescue from Control Center and the Lock Screen
How to add the Stoïque rescue button to Control Center and the Lock Screen: one tap opens the app on the Right now panel and serves a single passage.
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How a guide is made
A guide walks through one setting of Stoïque on the iPhone, in numbered steps. Widget families are named as the app declares them to iOS. When a screenshot illustrates a step, it is a capture of the app itself, never a mock-up.
No guide describes something the app does not do yet: a guide is published only once the build that ships its feature is on the App Store. Each guide ends with what Stoïque does not do, and with the line between the free tier and Stoic+. A guide is revised in place; its address does not change.
For anything the guides do not cover, see the Support page.
The Stoics’ own sentences, theme by theme and each with its reference, are on the Stoic affirmations page.
Stoïque is on the App Store, for iPhone; the guides above start once the app is installed.