A studio, not a toy
Most quote apps hand you stickers. We wanted to hand you a printing press. The Theme Editor opens full screen — no sheet, no chrome — because composition needs room. Type is set with editorial controls; ink and markup run on Apple's PaperKit, the same engine the platform itself uses.
Backdrops come from your own photos or, if you opt in, Unsplash's photography. The quote and its attribution are owned by the app's rendering path, so credit never falls off the frame.
What you see is what you send
The export is WYSIWYG in the strict sense: the pixels you share are the pixels you composed. No watermarks appearing after the fact, no re-cropping surprises, no “upgrade to remove.” Share sheets are Apple's own, so sending to Messages, Mail, or Files behaves exactly as the platform intends.
Restraint was the hardest feature. Every control we removed made the ones that remain feel intentional — the editor earns the word studio not by what it adds, but by what it refuses.