Kandou guides: quotes on your iPhone, your way
10 practical guides, each written for one question: how to keep, see, and share the quotes that matter to you, and exactly how to do it in Kandou on your iPhone.
Keep the words that move you
An app to save quotes: how to build a collection you will actually reread
Why most saved quotes disappear, the three habits that fix it (source, category, rotation), and the exact steps in Kandou, free on iPhone.
Read the guide →How to save quotes from books (and actually see them again)
Where book quotes get lost (highlights, Goodreads, screenshots), a workflow for Kindle and paper books, and how to keep and reread them in Kandou.
Read the guide →A commonplace book app for iPhone: the old practice, without the notebook
What a commonplace book is, why the digital versions usually fail (nothing resurfaces them), and how to keep one on iPhone with Kandou.
Read the guide →See them every day
A quote widget for iPhone that shows your own quotes
How iPhone widgets work, how to add the Kandou widget, how to make it change daily or at custom times, and how Pro styles the medium widget with your photo and font.
Read the guide →Quotes on your iPhone Lock Screen: the wallpaper way, and how to make it rotate
Why Lock Screen widgets are the wrong shape for a sentence, how to export a quote as a wallpaper in Kandou, and how iOS Photo Shuffle rotates a set of them.
Read the guide →A daily quote app that shows your quotes, on your schedule, with no feed
What "daily quote" should mean (one chosen line, not an endless feed), how Kandou's rotation modes work, and how to pick a pace that lets a quote land.
Read the guide →A Stoic quotes app with a curated collection, your own notes, and no subscription
What is in Kandou's Stoic Wisdom collection (40 public-domain quotes from Marcus Aurelius, Seneca, and Epictetus), how to add your own from Meditations, and how a daily Stoic line fits a practice.
Read the guide →Make and share
A quote wallpaper maker for iPhone: from a saved line to your Lock Screen
How to turn any saved quote into a crisp full-screen wallpaper in Kandou, the free Minimal look, the Pro Photo and Bold styles, and tips for a wallpaper you can read under the clock.
Read the guide →Share quotes as images for Pinterest and Instagram Stories, from your own collection
The two sizes that fit Pinterest and Stories, the three styles, and a workflow for posting quote cards that come from your own collection instead of a generator.
Read the guide →Start your own collection
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