An Android home-screen widget for the lines you don't want to lose.
This is the widget. Tap it for the next line.
You collect lines from books, films, shows and people around you. One of them sits on your home screen and changes on a schedule you set: every morning at eight, hourly, or a time you pick yourself.
Tap the widget to open the app, or set the tap to skip straight to the next line instead. Quotes group into playlists, and the widget can be pointed at one playlist rather than everything you own.
Every line carries its own size, alignment and font, or inherits whatever you set as the default. Any line also exports as a 1080 by 1080 image card, so a quote can leave the phone as a picture without leaving the app as data.
Nothing leaves your phone. No accounts, no ads, no network permission. The privacy policy fits on one screen because there is nothing to disclose.
The release below is the signed build, the same one running on my own phone. Android asks you once whether to allow installs from your browser. A Play Store listing is written and waiting on account verification.