🇺🇸 AMERICA'S 250TH — JULY 4, 2026
Publius
Learn Like a Founder
The Founding Fathers didn't just build America — they studied the greatest thinkers in history to do it. Now you can learn what they learned, in 5 minutes a day.
Learn Like a Founder
The Founding Fathers didn't just build America — they studied the greatest thinkers in history to do it. Now you can learn what they learned, in 5 minutes a day.
Seven lessons each. From their first bold move to their lasting legacy.
The Founders studied Socrates, Cicero, and Aristotle. Now you can too.
Beautiful illustrated cards you tap through at your own pace. No lectures. No textbooks. Just stories.
Each lesson is a series of beautifully illustrated cards. Tap to advance. Read at your own pace. Done in 5 minutes.
Every lesson ends with a quick quiz. Not to grade you — to help the ideas stick.
Discover how Franklin connects to Socrates. How Jefferson leads to Cicero. The Founders didn't learn in isolation — neither should you.
Five bonus tracks on the classical thinkers who shaped the Founders: Socrates, Cicero, Aristotle, Plutarch, and the Enlightenment philosophers.
In 1787, three men set out to convince America to ratify its new Constitution. They wrote 85 essays — brilliant, urgent, persuasive — and published them all under one pseudonym: Publius.
Those three men were Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay. Their essays became The Federalist Papers — the most important political writing in American history.
We named this app after them because Publius did exactly what we're trying to do: make the ideas behind America accessible to everyone.
Free to download. Start with Franklin. You'll be hooked by card three.