A Spring Morning
I awake light-hearted this morning of spring,
Everywhere round me the singing of birds—
But now I remember the night, the storm,
And I wonder how many blossoms were broken.
Sunday morning · after rain
Poetry: when conditions align.
How it works
Poems arrive with
the hour and the season
Every now and then, a poem finds you, chosen with the hour, the season, and your weather in mind.
1–28 poems a week · Your active hours
Notifications at your pace
Choose your weekly pace and active hours, or pause whenever you like. A poem turns up as a quiet notification. You read it, and get on with your day.
Spring · Summer · Autumn · Winter
Seasonal curations one poem a day
Each season brings its own curation, along with April Arrives every spring. Read a few opening lines each day and keep the poem that stays with you.
Home Screen
Widgets
A poem on your Home Screen in three sizes, adapting to light and dark mode.
Kept for you
Archive & Favorites
Each poem stays in your archive with its arrival hour and weather. Keep the poems you love close.
For a friend
Share a Poem
Send a poem to a friend as a clean image card, with the poet credited.
On your device
Offline & Private
No account, no tracking, and no feed. Every poem lives on your device, ready to read offline.
- Availability
- Built for iPhone and iPad, and runs on Apple‑silicon Macs.
- Compatibility
- Requires iOS / iPadOS 17 or later.
- Weather
- Optional area selection. No location permission required.
- Free & Quiet
- Free, with optional tips. No subscriptions, no ads.