So you want some daily inspiration or motivational quotes? Or you want to stay focused? I don’t know about you, but I’m a sucker for these kinds of things. Getting up and seeing some random quote that makes you pumped about your day is an excellent way to start productively.

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In fact, some sources say that how you start your day is how your day will end up being since it carries on. For example, if you wake up energized and in a good mood, you’re more likely to keep that mood throughout the day. The converse is also true. But with some inspirational quotes thrown it, it just may save your day. I used to go about reading these quotes by searching on Google Images for “motivational posters” or “inspirational quotes.” It’d be a pain since I’d constantly see the same ones over and over unless I changed my search keywords. But even then, I’d see the same stuff.

So, naturally, like anyone would do, I looked for the next best thing- an app to do this for me. That’s everyone’s next option, right? It turns out there’s a ton of them- and I mean a ton. You can get stuff that’ll send you a quote directly to your phone every hour, or a quote directly to your email every day.

Whatever you want, there’s probably an app for that. However, for my purposes, I wanted an inspirational quotes app for my Chromebook laptop.

I wanted something that would greet me with a warming quote and offers some customization options. Ebook to kindle for mac. Finding the perfect inspirational quote and productivity app Since I do most of my work on my laptop, I wanted something that I’ll definitely see every day I wake up. And yes, I’m addicted to my laptop (and computer). I didn’t need anything for my phone since I like to keep it simple and I’m not really a phone addict.

I check my computer before I look at my phone. Of course, both my computer and Chromebook are running Chrome OS (who’d have guessed?), so that means it’s gotta be a Chrome Store app. Yeah, even the name sounds motivational, doesn’t it?

I just got super stoked over this since I found an app that does it all, and it’s free without any spam. If you’re like me, you’ll probably appreciate this app as well. Apparently, it’s also been mentioned by TheNextWeb, Tim Ferriss, BuzzFeed, Lifehacker, Product Hunt, Reddit, and TheDailyMuse as well. Let’s go over the details and if sounds like something you’d like, go ahead and try it.

If not, you can click here to go over to the Chrome Store to find one for yourself. There’s a ton. Momentum is a free app for Chrome OS that’s made to do exactly what I wanted. It has several uses that it’s intended for, but for motivational quotes, it delivers. From their, Momentum is advertised as something that: “Momentum is a personal dashboard designed to eliminate distraction and provide inspiration, focus, and productivity.” What I found to be especially true are the “inspiration” and “productivity” parts. If you want to try it out while reading this article, you can grab the app. How Momentum works, and how it can help you Momentum is an inspirational quote, motivation, and productivity app (via ).

How it works is like this: You add it Chrome and then install it. After you activate it, you’re prompted to sign up for an account using your email and create a password (don’t worry, this is optional).