Quotr, insprirational quotes for Windows Phone 8

Looking for a really simple quote app? One that generates endless inspirational quotations from the likes of Confucius, Voltaire, and Grandma Moses? If so,Quotr is a new Windows Phone 8 that should fit the bill.

Quotr is equally simple as it gets with an inspirational quote greeting you as the app is launched. If the quote doesn't exercise much for you, tap the screen and another quote is displayed. Repeat the procedure until you find what you're looking for.

Quotr taps into the Forismatic Library that has an all-encompassing collection of inspirational quotes from an equally extensive collection of authors.

From below the iii-dot menu, Quotr will allow y'all share the quotes and, from the settings, you tin notice Live Tile and Lockscreen support to display quotes.

Elementary would exist the word to describe Quotr and in the short time we've been using the app, it comes across equally a very nice resources if you're looking for a quote or just something to read to give your spirits a pep talk. My simply nit... I wish the fonts were a little larger or you could pinch to zoom. For those of us fighting bi-focals, the text is a little on the small side.

Quotr is a complimentary app for your Windows Phone 8 device that y'all tin find here in the Windows Phone Store.

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