A morning practice you do not have to remember to start.

A personal Stoic prompt arrives in your inbox each morning. Read it in the dashboard, then take the question into the notebook or app you already use.

7 mornings to beginNo credit card

Sample morning

Control what you can

SALVE

“If it is not right, do not do it; if it is not true, do not say it.”

Marcus Aurelius, Meditations 12.17

Reflection prompt

What is one boundary you can state plainly and keep yourself?

The shape of the practice

One line in. One morning back.

The practice is small on purpose. Tell us what is in front of you, meet one useful question, and return to the day with something concrete to try.

  1. I

    Name the thing in front of you

    Share a goal, challenge, or situation. Keep it general and non-sensitive; your journal writing stays with you.

  2. II

    Receive the morning

    A personal Stoic prompt arrives in your inbox at the hour you choose. The dashboard keeps the same practice nearby.

  3. III

    Carry it into your day

    Copy the prompt into a notebook, Apple Notes, or the tool you already trust. StoicAdvice gives the morning a starting point.

The morning stays useful after you close the email.

Read

A clear place to return

Your dashboard holds the daily reading, the reflection prompt, and a small action in one calm sequence. Missed days remain available without a streak to protect.

Reflect

Your writing stays where you keep it

StoicAdvice supplies the prompt. You decide whether the answer lives in a notebook, Apple Notes, Notion, or another place you already use.

Return

A practice that does not demand a performance

There is no score to maintain. Come back to today's question, try one small response, and let the next morning arrive when it does.

The first week

Seven mornings to begin.

Start without a card. If the morning is worth keeping, continue the daily arrival for €9.99/year incl. tax.

  • A personal prompt on day one
  • A morning email once you confirm
€9.99/year, incl. tax

What you keep after the first week

  • The daily email every morning
  • Reflections shaped by a focus you choose
  • On your dashboard and in the email
Start your stoic practice

After the first week

Your free account stays useful.

The daily email stops, but you can still return to the webapp whenever you want.

Visit the webapp
  • Read the day's general reading and reflection question on your dashboard.
  • Get one email a month.
  • Browse the full public guide library.
  • Keep writing in a notebook, Apple Notes, or the app you already use.

Before you begin

A few plain answers.

What is StoicAdvice?
StoicAdvice is a morning practice that arrives for you. Each day you get a Stoic reading and reflection question on the dashboard, and the daily email in your first week and on a paid plan. You do not have to remember to open an app.
What happens after the first week?
The first week is 7 mornings of the real practice. After that, €9.99/year incl. tax keeps the daily email arriving every morning, with reflections shaped by a focus you choose. Without a subscription, you get the day's general reading and reflection question on your dashboard, one email a month, and the full guide library.
Do I need a credit card to start?
No. You can start the first week without a card. Paying is how you keep the morning email after day 7.
What is included in the daily journal template?
Each morning includes a Stoic quote and a short prompt written for what you are working on. Copy it into Apple Notes, Notion, or whatever you already use.
I do not know anything about Stoicism. Is this for beginners?
Yes. The practice is written in plain language. You start with one line about what you are working on, then the mornings arrive.

Begin with tomorrow morning

Seven mornings to begin. Keep the daily email after that for €9.99/year incl. tax, with reflections shaped by a focus you choose.

Start your stoic practice

No credit card to start. After the first week, €9.99/year incl. tax keeps the daily email arriving every morning, on your dashboard and in the email.