1. Get started
Account, sign-in, language, then a tour of Home — your main hub once signed in. Start →
Welcome to the official help center for Scripvio, the mobile app for iOS and Android. This site is written for end users: no technical jargon, clear explanations, and paths aligned with real app screens.
| Need | Where to go |
|---|---|
| I’m discovering Scripvio | About Scripvio then Create an account |
| I want to understand the Home screen | Discover the home screen |
| I need help with a feature (notes, PDF, sync…) | Guides in the sidebar |
| I have a problem (sign-in, sync, reminders…) | FAQ |
| I didn’t find an answer | Contact us |
Scripvio supports an organized spiritual life every day:
The app is offline-first: you can work without a network connection; sync resumes when you are back online.
1. Get started
Account, sign-in, language, then a tour of Home — your main hub once signed in. Start →
2. Create content
Draft a note or journal entry, then publish to show it in the Library. Create hub →
3. Library
Read, filter, and find your published content. Guide →
4. Frequently asked questions
Account, sync, Bible, tracking — short answers and links to guides. FAQ →
Scripvio is organized around five areas in the bottom bar. Home is not a full catalog — it is a dashboard to resume your day.
| Tab | Role in one sentence | Detailed guide |
|---|---|---|
| Home | Hello, verse of the day, quick actions, today’s tracking, resume | Discover the home screen |
| Library | Published notes and journal — search, favorites, sort | Library |
| Create | New note, new journal entry, drafts | Create |
| Research | Bible only (not your personal notes) | Bible search |
| Tracking | Reading, prayer, meditation, week view, calendar | Tracking |
Profile (name, avatar, password) and settings (language, theme, notifications) open from the avatar at the top left — they are not in the bottom bar.
| Status | Where to see it in the app |
|---|---|
| Draft | Create tab → Drafts section |
| Published | Library tab (Notes or Journal segment) |
Many “I can’t find my note” questions mean the note is still a draft. See Drafts and published.
The Scripvio interface is available in French, English, Spanish, Portuguese, Russian, German, and Italian. This help site uses the same seven languages for the menu and interface (selector at the top). Guides are available in all locales: / (EN), /fr/, /es/, /pt/, /ru/, /de/, /it/ — aligned with the English and French reference versions.