Screvi Android App Guide

The Android app has the same features as the iOS app: feed, articles, search, sources, review, and every import. Get it on Google Play.

The Tabs

Home: your highlights feed with filters for type, tag, favorites, and notes
Articles: read-it-later inbox with Later and Archive, RSS feeds, and podcasts
Search: semantic search with suggested topics
Review: swipe through today's cards and keep your streak
Settings: connections, reader, notifications, theme, and account

Tap Share in Chrome, X, Reddit, or any app and pick Screvi. The link is saved to your Articles inbox. Social posts become highlights, threads become articles, and YouTube links are saved with their transcript.

Add a Highlight

Tap + to type or paste a highlight. The toolbar offers a camera and photo picker for paper books (mark the passages, and AI extracts the text), a microphone for dictation, and tags. See Physical Books.

Import Kindle Highlights

Go to Settings > Connections > Kindle, choose your Amazon region, and log in to Amazon in the built-in browser. Screvi imports your notebook. Details in the Kindle guide.

Connections also holds Goodreads, Readwise, newsletters, Notion, file imports, export, and your API key.

Read Offline

Under Settings > Reader > Offline & Sync, turn on Download articles automatically, choose Wi-Fi only if you want, or tap Download now. Cached articles appear in the Offline Library, and highlights you make offline sync when you reconnect.

Review

The Review tab shows today's highlights as cards. Swipe or tap to see a card more or less often, favorite it, or remove it from review. Your streak appears when you finish, and the full calendar is under Settings > Review > Reading Calendar.

Notifications and Theme

Settings > General > Notifications turns on push reminders for your review schedule.
Settings > General also has light, dark, and system themes.

Also in the App

Book reader for uploaded EPUBs
Send to Kindle for books and articles
Podcast downloads and player
Custom review sessions by topic, source, or tag
Configurable swipe actions in the article list
Home screen widget with your highlights