Stop Forgetting What You Read

Screvi collects your all your book highlights
And turns them into something you'll actually use

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Why do you highlight your books if you never read them again?

Screvi saves your book highlights, bookmarked tweets and your own notes

And gives you the tools you need to learn and remember them

Digital Commonplace Book

Review and organize your book highlights in one place

Import from ebooks

Sync highlights from Kindle, Apple Books, and Kobo

Personal notes

Save your own thoughts and reflections

iOS & Android

Access your library from any device, anywhere

Daily review

Get daily reviews of your best highlights and notes. Anki Style

Natural language search

Find any highlight or note using conversational queries

Popular highlights

See what resonates with other readers in your books

Highlight articles

Save and annotate web articles and newsletters

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Replace your Scrolling Habit

Scroll through your best ideas instead of scrolling on social media.

And revisit your favorite bookmarks and authors, in a familiar interface.

Turn highlights into a knowledge feed

Transform your highlights into a familiar scrollable feed and instagram-like stories. Re-read your favorite authors and revisit key insights from your readings.

Capture highlights from anywhere

Whether you're reading from a physical book, kindle, twitter or want to transcribe your own voice on the go, Screvi has you covered.

Remember what you read

Regularly scrolling through your personalized stream of insights reinforces your learning and keeps important ideas fresh in your mind, helping you remember all the key ideas from your readings.

Transform your highlights into a familiar scrollable feed and instagram-like stories. Re-read your favorite authors and revisit key insights from your readings.

Whether you're reading from a physical book, kindle, twitter or want to transcribe your own voice on the go, Screvi has you covered.

Regularly scrolling through your personalized stream of insights reinforces your learning and keeps important ideas fresh in your mind, helping you remember all the key ideas from your readings.

Never lose a thought again

With Natural Language Search, you can find the highlights you saved even if you don't remember the exact words.

Perfect for collecting your notes, whether you're writing articles, scripts, or just brainstorming ideas.

Just search for the topic, idea, or concept you want to find.

The more specific the better:

Try the Examples:

Chris Williamson Tweets

@ChrisWillx

Here is a list of things that are not doing the thing:
- Preparing to do the thing isn't doing the thing.
- Making a to-do list for the thing isn't doing the thing...

Naval Ravikant

Almanack of Naval Ravikant

When you do just the actual work itself, you'll be far more productive, far more efficient.

INTEGRATIONS

Import Your Highlights

Whether it's Kindle highlights, Twitter Posts, personal notes or audio transcripts on the go, everything lives in one single, searchable place.

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No Highlights? No Problem.

Start by importing the most popular highlights from your favorite books

Import Popular Highlights

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The Science of Better Reading

Research shows that active reading - highlighting and saving key insights - significantly improves comprehension and retention of information.

By capturing and organizing your reading highlights with Screvi, you create a personal knowledge base that compounds over time, leading to deeper understanding and better recall of what you read.

This systematic approach to reading not only helps you remember more but also enables you to make connections between different sources, enhancing your critical thinking abilities.

Highlight Anywhere On The Web

Save important passages from any webpage with screvi's browser extension. Your highlights sync automatically with your library.

Works on any website
Right-click to save instantly
Syncs across all devices
No Clutter: Only one new button when you right click

Save From YouTube Transcripts

Extract key insights from video content.
Screvi will save and automatically add punctuation, fix any typos, and enhance your selected part of the transcript.

AI-powered transcript enhancement
Automatic punctuation and formatting
Quick save to your library

https://youtu.be/50BZQRT1dAg?t=945

Transcript

15:32

you have the the energy to to do to be disciplined to go through boring tasks to learn you learn at a faster rate because you're emotionally engaged

15:43

when you're emotionally engaged in a subject the brain learns twice three times four times as fast as when you're not

Format Transcript and Save to Screvi

15:53

I always give the example in college I studied foreign languages which was kind of a passion of mine for three or four years I studied French

Highlight Review

Review your highlights using screvi's spaced repetition system.
Anki-style learning for your reading highlights.

Spaced repetition that adapts to your prefernces
Quick daily review sessions delivered to your inbox
Build a daily review habit
Remember what you read with no effort

The most important step isn't the first one you take. It's the next one. And the one after that. Life is a journey of many steps, and what matters most is having the courage to keep taking them, one after another, even when the path ahead seems uncertain.
📚Oathbringer - Brandon Sanderson
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A good book is a conversation between author and reader. The words on the page are only half the story - the rest happens in the mind of the person reading them. The best books are those that leave room for the reader's own thoughts and experiences to become part of the narrative.
📚The Reading Life - C.S. Lewis
In the beginner's mind there are many possibilities, but in the expert's mind there are few. True wisdom comes from maintaining a beginner's mind - always being ready to learn, always being open to new perspectives, always questioning what we think we know.
📚Zen Mind, Beginner's Mind - Shunryu Suzuki
We often think of time as a river, flowing endlessly in one direction. But perhaps it's more like an ocean, with waves of past and future washing over us in every moment. Each present moment contains echoes of all that has been and seeds of all that will be.
📚Einstein's Dreams - Alan Lightman