The feed
Passage by passage.
Clean type. One passage per screen. Swipe to continue. Wisdom becomes a habit, not a project.
- Whole books, read in order
- Your place is always saved
Soulfeed for iPhone. Ancient wisdom,
one scroll at a time.
The spiritual wisdom of history’s greatest masters, in an endless feed.
No account. No ads. Works offline.
The world’s great teachings, now as easy to take in as a feed.
Inside the app
Distraction-free.
No comments. No ads. No autoplay. Just the teachings.
Discover
Old words, made clear.
One study card at a time: the passage, what it means, and something worth knowing. Tap Deep study for key terms, the original translation and a question to sit with.
- Plain-English meaning on every card
- A private note, just for you
Your paths
Follow the paths that speak to you.
Pick one tradition or several. Your feed leans toward them, and the Library always keeps every text.
- Nine paths, with Kabbalah on the way
- Change them any time
Reading plans
A plan for what you’re carrying.
Letting go, grief, courage, love. One short reading a day. Your place is always saved.
- A week to a month
- Pick up where you left off
A daily rhythm
Wisdom on your Lock Screen.
Today’s passage, right where you look first. A gentle reminder at the time you choose.
- Home and Lock Screen widgets
- A daily reminder, at your time
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As written
Texts appear in their original words. The oldest classics can switch to plain modern English.
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Search everything
Find the line you half remember.
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Private reflections
Write down what it stirred up. Only you see it.
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Share as an image
Send the line someone needs today.
For hatred does not cease by hatred at any time: hatred ceases by love, this is an old rule.
The library
The best advice people ever wrote down.
Whole books, not just quotes: the Bhagavad Gita, the Tao Te Ching, Meditations, Rumi’s Masnavi and Neville Goddard’s major books, read in order. 4,600+ passages from 67 texts and teachers.
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Vedanta & Yoga
India's science of the Self, from the Upanishads to its messengers in the West.
Bhagavad Gita · The Upanishads · Raja Yoga · and modern teachers, by teacher
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Buddhism
The Buddha's path of awakening, from the early sutras to Zen.
Dhammapada · The Sutta-Nipata · Sermons of a Buddhist Abbot
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Taoism
The way of water, softness and effortless action.
Tao Te Ching · Zhuangzi · Taoist Teachings from the Book of Lieh Tzu
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Sufism
The mystic heart of Islam, sung by its poets.
The Masnavi · Poems from the Divan of Hafiz · Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam · Bird-Parliament
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KabbalahComing soon
The hidden wisdom of the Torah: the Infinite, the Tree of Life and the letters of creation.
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Christian Mystics
Seekers of God through silence, love and unknowing.
The Imitation of Christ · The Cloud of Unknowing · Revelations of Divine Love · Meister Eckhart
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Stoicism
Ancient philosophy as a daily practice of the soul.
Meditations · Enchiridion · Golden Sayings of Epictetus · Moral Letters to Lucilius
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Visionaries
Poets and outsiders who saw further than their age.
Self-Reliance · The Over-Soul · Walden · The Prophet · and modern teachers, by teacher
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Awakening
Direct teachings on waking up, beyond any single tradition.
Modern teachers, arranged by teacher
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Manifestation
The creative power of consciousness, from New Thought to today.
Neville Goddard, 8 books · The Game of Life and How to Play It · In Tune with the Infinite · The Kybalion · and modern teachers, by teacher
Reading plans
Pick what you are going through.
32 reading plans, a week to a month. A few minutes a day.
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The Tao in 30 days
A month with Laozi's short chapters
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Stoic mornings
Fourteen mornings with Marcus Aurelius and Epictetus
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The Dhammapada in 21 days
One verse from each of the first chapters of the Buddha's path
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Rumi on love
A week of the Masnavi on love and longing
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Bhagavad Gita: 7 days
Action, duty and freedom in the Song Celestial
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Early Buddhism, 7 days
A week with the oldest verses of the Sutta Nipata
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Letting go
A week across traditions on release and non-attachment
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Courage
Seven days of steadiness in the face of fear
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Finding calm
A week of quiet from many traditions
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Meeting loss
A week on death, grief and impermanence
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The Prophet, a week
Gibran on love, work, joy and sorrow
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Kindness
Seven days of compassion and goodwill
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Seneca: a week
Seven letters on time, anger and a calm mind
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Liezi: a week
Seven short pieces on spontaneity and not clinging
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Poets of the heart
A week with Hafiz, Khayyam and Attar
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Raja Yoga: 7 days
Vivekananda on the mind, concentration and stillness
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Manifesting basics: 7 days
Seven classic New Thought ideas on thought, belief and action
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In Tune with the Infinite
A week with Ralph Waldo Trine's classic on peace, power and plenty
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Kybalion: 7 principles
The seven Hermetic principles, one a day
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Emerson & Thoreau
Self-reliance and a deliberate life
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Contemplative week
Seven days of stillness with Julian, Eckhart and the Cloud
Private
Your quiet stays yours.
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No account
Open it and read. Nothing to sign up for.
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Private by design
No ads, no tracking. We have no server to send your data to.
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Works offline
The whole library lives on your iPhone. Airplane mode welcome.
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Syncs with iCloud
Your saves, notes and progress follow you to a new iPhone. We never see them.
Read the Privacy Policy for the details.
Frequently asked questions
FAQ
Questions, answered
What is Soulfeed?
Soulfeed: Spiritual Teachings is an iPhone app that swaps doomscrolling for a feed of ancient wisdom, one passage per screen. Plus whole books to read in order, reading plans, plain-English explanations, a daily widget and reminders. Made by Trippy Cosmos Ltd in the UK.
Which traditions and texts are included?
Nine paths: Vedanta and Yoga, Buddhism, Taoism, Sufism, the Christian mystics, Stoicism, Visionaries, Awakening and Manifestation, with Kabbalah being added. Whole public-domain books include the Bhagavad Gita, the Upanishads, the Dhammapada, the Tao Te Ching, Zhuangzi, Rumi’s Masnavi, Hafiz, Marcus Aurelius’s Meditations, Epictetus, Seneca, Emerson, Thoreau, Gibran, the Kybalion and Neville Goddard’s major books.
Is Soulfeed the same as other apps called Soul Feed?
No. Soulfeed (one word) is an iPhone app for spiritual teachings from many traditions, made by Trippy Cosmos Ltd. It is not connected to other apps, podcasts or channels with a similar name, including audiobook apps on Google Play.
Where do the translations come from?
Classic texts are public-domain translations, such as F. Max Müller’s Dhammapada (1881), James Legge’s Tao Te Ching (1891), Sir Edwin Arnold’s Bhagavad Gita (1885) and George Long’s Meditations (1862). You read them as written; the oldest classics can also switch to plain modern English. Deep study adds a plain-English meaning and commentary written by us, with the translator and year.
Do I need an account?
No. Your saves, notes and progress live on your iPhone and in your private iCloud, so they follow you to a new phone.
Does Soulfeed work offline?
Yes. The whole library is built into the app.
How much does Soulfeed cost?
Free to download. Full access is a subscription: yearly with a 7-day free trial, or monthly. Prices for your country are shown before you pay. Cancel any time in your Apple ID settings.
Is Soulfeed available on Android or iPad?
Soulfeed is made for iPhone and needs iOS 17 or later. There is no Android version.
From the journal
Worth reading next.
- 4 October 2026 Bhagavad Gita Quotes: Key Verses in Edwin Arnold's Translation The best Bhagavad Gita quotes in Sir Edwin Arnold's public-domain 1885 translation, The Song Celestial, with chapter and verse references and plain notes.
- 4 October 2026 Daily Spiritual Reading Plan: How to Build the Habit How to start a daily spiritual reading plan that lasts: choose a text, start with 7 days, read slowly, and find plans for Stoic, Buddhist and Taoist readers.
- 4 October 2026 Dhammapada Quotes: 32 Real Buddha Sayings With Verse Numbers Thirty-two Dhammapada quotes in F. Max Müller's 1881 translation, each with its verse number, grouped by theme, plus how to spot a fake Buddha quote online.
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