Western Philosophers Hack 3.5.1 + Redeem Codes

I have never come across an app quite like this one. I don’t know too much about philosophy, and this app gives a perfect way to introduce yourself to the topic. All of the philosophers are listed with “tweet-like” quotes that make it easy to understand their main ideas. They also “reply” to other philosophers who have similar or opposing points. If you want to learn more about a particular philosopher, you can easily find links to a list of digital books and audio books. Many of them also seem to be open source! I am truly amazed that all of this is available for free. No option for in-app payments are even included in the app. The value of this app is amazing. I never write reviews, but considering the value and accessibility of this app, I figured it is the least I can do. Easiest 5 star rating ever.

I’m new to philosophy. New to deeper thinking of any brand, really. I am also highly distractable in terms of interest. When I recently became interested in philosophy/ethics, I immediately downloaded this app and started exploring it.

I’m surprised and pleased to say that I absolutely love it. It also led me to the realization that the reason behind my distractability is one of accessibility. Many of my interests from the past are quite expensive. I think the reason that I’ve stuck with studying this particular topic is simply because this app has so much on offer. E-books, audio books, footnotes. You can learn at your own pace, entirely for free.

I started with Kant. One of the more difficult to understand. And I absolutely love it. This app has caused me to start thinking about philosophy and ethics myself. It has ignited a passion for knowledge in me. All because of the accessibility and comprehensive nature of the app.

And so with that, I would like to extend a sincere message of thanks to the creator of this informative and useful piece of software. Not only for those of us with a mild interest but for those of us who are deciding to pursue life’s fundamental truths ourselves.

I never write reviews for apps but this app has so much value. It includes a timeline, map, and database of some of the most significant thinkers in history including Frederick Nietzsche, Plato, Machiavelli, Henry David Thoreau, Carl Jung, etc. Not only does it include some of their best quotes which is accessible for all readers, but it includes entire databases of some of these famous philosopher’s most essential essays and books as entire audiobooks/ebooks. All for free!! The value and accessibility of this app is just insane and is perfect for someone like me that wants to learn more about the deeper complexities and questions of human existence. 5 stars all day.

This app is an amazing app that delivers information exactly how it should be: through a fun and beautiful method that makes me never want to stop learning. The information of quotes, ideas, and major works with such easy access mixed with minimalism art is so well done and creates an amazing UI. But, there could be some improvements.
App improvements:
• Summary for each philosopher before delving into them and their encyclopedia entries
• Expand timeline in later years to be able to not have to compress them so tightly and not have to scroll back and forth to see them all
• Ideas of philosophers is good when going to one philosopher and looking at theirs and the connections, but the tab for it with all ideas is almost pointless as you can’t tell what is connected

Also, I was wondering if you would be able to add some philosophers that are more recent
Sam Harris
Paul Bloom
Yuval Noah Harari
James Baldwin (maybe)

Thank you so much for an app like this that is so helpful in educating me on these historical figures!

I really like this app a lot. I like the twitter style set up for each philosopher. Since it is a lot like a Twitter, it would be cool to see other people’s responses. It would also be cool to put my own quotes on my profile without needing to respond to a philosophers quote. Also one more thing, I think it would be cool to make a philosophers profile for them, for people like Dostoyevsky or even from people of Eastern philosophy like Taoism or Hindu and add quotes to their profile. I hope that is not too much. Great app, I go here everyday.

I’ve enjoyed this app—with its easy-to-use, detailed interface, iMessage stickers, and “philosopher” camera—for almost two years, but I really wish it were updated for the latest OS and devices… specifically, the widgets. Having the widget only on the search screen on iPhone and sidebar on iPad is nice, but implementing the new home screen widgets would be more useful.

Also, there’s a bug on iPad where if you are in landscape mode while taking the quiz, the names are hidden behind the photos.

Sadly, the fact that this app hasn’t updated in over two years makes me feel that the developer has abandoned it.

🤝🍫♥️ Dark chocolate and unconditional love for the developers of this wonderful app. The interface is so appealing, easy to navigate & search material from it. And wait a minute? I don’t have to pay a single penny for this magnificent work? Oh, I am so excited to get hold of such a remarkable work. The beautiful, complex and vast realm of knowledge on my fingertips.🏆🙏🙏 Thank you so much.

**Humble Request**; If you decide to charge later, please don’t make it complex by monthly subscriptions, just take one-time payment.

Wow, unbelievably well designed app. Organized and aesthetically pleasing. Summaries and philosophers main ideas are written concisely. Quotes are referenced to multiplied philosophers.

I think the best feature is that when you select on any major work the philosopher has written, it would automatically take you to the ebook to purchase. I also enjoy some of the free books implemented within.

Major kudos! Keep up the good work.

This app, although it has a few minor bugs, is one of the most in depth apps I have seen. It has everything you need to know about all the famous and current philosophers with detailed descriptions and free voice readings with text. It also has a quiz if your looking to test your knowledge which is good but I would like to know the name of the philosopher that was correct because currently it’s just the picture. All in all has helped me in college immensely and is a wonderful app.

I don’t tend to do reviews, but here goes. I teach philosophy and ethics, and I’ve used a couple of online resources over the years to help “connect the dots.” This app puts that in one place. It’s brilliant. And while it won’t provide the minutiae of a thinker’s work, it accurately and effectually gets you started. I look forward to some more contemporary additions in the future—Levinas, Agamben, Nancy, Zizek—but this is absolutely a gem for philosophers of all kinds, from the office to the arm chair. (Oh, the UI is very clever as well.)