YourQuote: India's Largest Writing App

Microblogging meets micropayments. Now you can earn royalty with your quotes. @YourQuoteApp brings to you, for the first-time in India, paid stories where you can sell your stories, poems and jokes. Update from the Play Store: play.google.com/store/apps/det…

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to earn higher royalties from sales. As we turn 9, our biggest thanks goes to you, our writers, our readers, our community. You’ve kept the flame alive. Here’s to many more years of stories, poems, confessions, and dreams. Your Permanent Writing Cheerleader, YourQuote Baba #

Dear Writers, The year was 2016. It was a sleepy morning of 28th August when our co-founders Harsh Snehanshu and Ashish Singh launched YourQuote live on Google Play. On the very first day, we had barely 30 users, most of them their friends.

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