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Daily patriotic quotes, with the story behind every word


Quotes from the voices that shaped history. Patriot Daily Quotes gives you one each morning, then shows you where the words began: the place, the moment and the original page.

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Quote of the week · October 12, 2026

Ronald Reagan quote: Peace is not the absence of conflict, but the ability to cope with conflict by peaceful means.

Quote of the week

A new quote here every week

We post one quote a week here and on our Facebook page. The app brings you a new quote every single day.

Patriots, see each day through the Free Patriot Daily Quotes on the mobile app at:

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What's inside

A quote a day app that teaches the history too

Most quote apps give you a line of text and a name. Patriot Daily Quotes is built around the moment the words were spoken or written, so each quote comes with the history that makes it matter.

A new quote every morning

Set a daily reminder and keep a reading streak. Follow the topics you care about, such as liberty, faith, duty, courage and the founding.

Where the words began

Guided stories show a map of the place, historical paintings or photographs, and the original document or first printed page. A few quotes include recordings of the actual speaker.

162 voices from history

Browse Topics and Figures, from Abigail Adams to Adam Smith, and search any speaker by first or last name.

Save, share and remember

Save your favorite quotes, share a quote image to Facebook or Instagram with its source, and add a quote to your calendar at your reminder time.

Patriot Daily Quotes daily screen showing an Alexander Hamilton quote from The Federalist No. 15
Today's quote
Story map in the app showing where The Federalist was published in New York in 1787
Where the words began
Title page of The Federalist shown inside the app's The Words in View step
The words in view

Pricing

Free to read, one price for life

The app is free to download and free to read every day. If you want more, Patriot Lifetime is a single purchase. There is no subscription and nothing to cancel.

Free

$0

  • Today's quote, yesterday's quote and the next two days
  • Save up to 12 favorite quotes
  • Watch one short ad to open today's story for the day
  • Ads only play when you choose to unlock a story

Patriot Lifetime

$24.99 once

  • Read the next five days before they arrive
  • Save up to 50 favorite quotes
  • Every available story in your reading window opens directly
  • No ads, ever

On July 4 and September 11, the day's full story is free for everyone.

Our sources

Verified quotes from original sources

Famous quotes are often misquoted or invented. Every quote in Patriot Daily Quotes is checked against its original text: letters, speeches, books, sermons and public records. Many come from the National Archives' Founders Online collection, the Library of Congress and other library and museum archives.

The app shows the source for every quote, with a link so you can read the original yourself. Historical images come with their caption, credit and collection, and the speaker recordings are original historical recordings, never imitations.

Read how we verify quotes, and see the famous founder quotes we left out because the founders never said them.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Is Patriot Daily Quotes free?

Yes. Today's quote, yesterday's quote and the next two days are free, and you can save up to 12 favorites. Patriot Lifetime is a single $24.99 purchase that adds the next five days, 50 saved quotes, the available stories in your reading window and no ads.

How often do you post quotes here?

We post one quote a week on this site. The app brings you a new quote every day, with the story behind it.

Do I need an account?

No. There is no sign up and no account. Open the app and read.

Is there an iPhone version?

The iPhone and iPad version is in development. The Android app is available now on Google Play.

Where do the quotes come from?

Each quote is checked against its original text, such as letters, speeches, books and public archives like the National Archives Founders Online collection. The app shows the source and a link for every quote.

How do the stories unlock?

Free readers can watch one short ad to open today's story for the rest of the day. Ads only play when you choose to unlock a story. Patriot Lifetime opens the available stories in your reading window with no ads.

Start tomorrow morning with a little history

Patriots, see each day through the Free Patriot Daily Quotes on the mobile app at:

Get it on Google PlayiPhone and iPad version coming soon