screvi.com · Workflow & Planning
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Save highlights and articles from Kindle, X, YouTube and the web, then review them with spaced repetition. Screvi keeps everything you highlight in one place and brings it back to you with spaced repetition, so what you read actually sticks. What the extension does - Save any web page to Screvi with one click, or press Alt+Shift+S - Select text and press Alt+Shift+H (or right-click) to save it as a highlight, and add a note to it - Import your Kindle highlights from read.amazon.com, with optional daily background sync - Import your X (Twitter) bookmarks, fetching only what is new since the last import - Save YouTube videos and highlight their transcript in Screvi - See at a glance whether a page is already in your library: the icon shows a check mark - Save articles from paywalled sites you subscribe to, straight from the tab you are reading What Screvi does with them - Brings your highlights back daily by email, push or in the app, spaced out so you remember them - Search across your whole library, including with AI - Tag and organize highlights, articles and books - Read saved articles in a clean reader on the web and in the iOS app Requirements A Screvi account is required. Start a free trial at screvi.com. Getting started 1. Install the extension and sign in at app.screvi.com. The extension links to your account automatically. 2. Click the icon on any page to save it, or select text and press Alt+Shift+H. 3. Open read.amazon.com/notebook to import your Kindle highlights. Shortcuts can be changed at chrome://extensions/shortcuts.
Sep 15, 2026
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