New school: Phenomenology. Nine bites from Edmund Husserl, Max Scheler and Edith Stein on looking at experience itself: going back to the things themselves, putting a belief in brackets, sour grapes, and what empathy is. Three new portraits and nine new drawings. Hermeneutics and Phenomenology now take turns, so you meet a different school from one day to the next. Made for iPhone Duo. On the cover display, the controls sit in the side bar. Hold the phone half open like a book: the original on the left page, further reading on the right. Stand it up as a tent for a calm display of today's bite. Fold or unfold mid-bite and you stay at the same passage. Optional sign-in with Apple or an email code keeps your pocketed bites and your place after a reinstall or on a new phone. When you sign out or delete your account, you choose whether your progress stays on this iPhone.

New school: Hermeneutics. Eight bites from Schleiermacher and Dilthey on how we understand each other, with two new portraits and eight new drawings. Share a bite as a card with the German original and your translation. See the first edition: one tap opens the page the quote comes from. Pocketed: a new chip at the top shows every bite you saved. Tap DAILY GEIST at the top for About. You can rate the app there or switch off anonymous usage counts. After a few days we'll ask what we should add next. We read every answer.