A daily passage
One passage a day from Marcus Aurelius, Epictetus, Seneca or Musonius Rufus.
MCP App · ChatGPT and Claude
In reviewAsk for today's practice and it opens in the conversation. Read one passage, sit one short exercise, say how it went. No account, no sign-up, and your journal stays in your browser.

01Features
One passage a day from Marcus Aurelius, Epictetus, Seneca or Musonius Rufus.
Short practices drawn from the Stoic texts, from the dichotomy of control to the view from above.
Note your mood after each practice and, if you want, a few lines on how it went.
A grid of the days you practised. A record of attendance, not a score.
Save your journal as a file whenever you ask.
Follows the theme of ChatGPT or Claude, or pick your own.
02Privacy
Stoic has no database and no user accounts. Your journal and check-ins are saved to your browser's local storage, not to our servers.
The MCP server only tells ChatGPT or Claude how to display the practice. It never receives your journal.
Nothing to sign up for, nothing for us to lose.
Details in the privacy policy.
03Connect
Paste the server URL into your AI assistant.
https://stoic.host.safrow.com/mcpclaude mcp add --transport http stoic https://stoic.host.safrow.com/mcp04FAQ
Yes. Stoic is free to use.
No. There is no sign-up and no login.
In your browser's local storage. Some chat apps block storage inside embedded apps; the app then shows “Not saved”. Use Export to keep a backup.
No. The assistant opens the practice and you write in it directly. The tool is read-only and never sees your entries.
It is the same practice, made for the chat. The iPhone app keeps its own journal on your phone; the two do not sync.
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