Discover the home screen

The Home tab (first button in the bottom bar) is your dashboard: it summarizes your day, offers shortcuts, and helps you pick up where you left off.

Note

Home does not replace the Library. To browse all your published notes or journal entries, with search and filters, open the Library tab.

Open Home

1. Sign in to Scripvio.
2. If you are on another tab, tap Home in the bottom bar (house / hub icon).
3. The screen loads: a banner may appear at the top if you are offline or if sync is in progress (same as on other note screens).

Home tab: verse of the day, daily overview, and the five bottom tabs.

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Top bar

At the top of Home, a fixed bar contains:

Element	Action
Avatar (photo or placeholder)	Opens profile and settings (language, theme, notifications, password)
Scripvio title	App identity — you are in the main space
Logout icon	Signs out (with a warning if data is not yet synced while offline)

Tip

Think of the avatar as the door to your account, not just decoration.

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Verse of the day

Just below the top bar, a highlighted card shows the verse of the day:

• a Bible passage (quote and reference, e.g. Jeremiah 29:11);
• a polished visual background for reading.

This block is inspirational and informational — it does not change your notes. Wording may come from the server or a built-in fallback when offline, depending on your version.

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“Hello” block and today’s progress

Next you see a personal summary:

Greeting and date

• Hello, [first name] — uses the first name on your profile;
• today’s date (formatted for your language).

Summary line

One sentence summarizes your situation, for example:

• progress on today’s tracking (reading, prayer, meditation);
• or an insight (pending drafts, activity this week, reading streak, etc.).

Progress ring

A progress ring shows how many of the three tracking practices (reading, prayer, meditation) are already logged today (0%, 33%, 66%, or 100%).

Progress	Meaning
Empty or low	None or only one practice logged today
Partial	One or two of three
Complete	Reading, prayer, and meditation all logged for the day

To log a practice: Tracking today section below, or the Tracking tab.

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Quick actions

The Quick actions heading introduces a grid of shortcuts (several buttons across two rows). Each opens the right flow directly:

Button	What it does
Journal	Starts a new journal entry (Create tab, journal flow)
Reading	Opens Bible reading log (Tracking)
Prayer	Opens prayer log (Tracking)
Meditation	Opens meditation log (Tracking)
Research	Switches to Research tab (Bible)
Drafts	Goes to Create to find your drafts (notes and journal)

Tip

Use Quick actions when you already know what you want to do — you save one or two taps compared with hopping through tabs one by one.

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Tracking today

The Tracking today section shows the three pillars and their status for today:

• Bible reading — done or to do;
• Prayer — done or to do;
• Meditation — done or to do.

Tap a row to log or complete the activity (Tracking module screen).

Week chart

When data exists, a 7-day mini chart shows recent activity (reading, prayer, meditation combined). It helps you see at a glance whether you have been steady this week.

→ Full guide: Tracking — overview

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Journal to resume

If you have recent journal drafts, a Journal to resume list shows them (title or “Untitled”).

• Tap a row to reopen the editor and keep writing.
• If there are no drafts, a message like No journal drafts appears — that is normal.

Published entries are not listed here — they are under Library → Journal.

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At a glance (chips)

When several indicators are available, chips may appear under At a glance, for example:

• number of draft notes;
• journal drafts;
• notes edited this week;
• reading streak (days in a row);
• active days this week.

These chips are informational — they do not replace Library or Create screens, but highlight what deserves attention.

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Recent searches (online)

When you are online and have searched the Bible before, Recent searches lists your latest queries (a few entries).

• Tap a row to return to the Research tab.
• This section may be hidden in partial offline mode (some data needs the network).

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Recent published journal (online)

Similarly, Recent published journal may show a few already published journal entries:

• tap a row to open read mode in the Library;
• handy for a quick reread without Library filters.

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Resume

The Resume section is one of the most useful day to day.

Action buttons

Two wide buttons:

Button	Effect
Library	Opens Library tab (published notes by default)
New note	Starts creating a note (Create flow)

Recently modified

A horizontal (scrollable) list shows up to three notes modified recently (sorted by last update).

• Tap a card to open the note in read mode;
• See all (if shown) leads to the Library for a wider view.

If you have no notes yet, a message invites you to use Create or the Library.

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Module cards (glass cards)

Lower on the screen, three glass-style cards summarize your content:

My study

• Subtitle like “X note(s) updated this week”;
• progress ring tied to weekly activity;
• tap the card → Library.

Church notes

• Visual stats: drafts, published, favorites, total (numbers on the card);
• last modified date for a note (or a message if no notes / no offline cache);
• publication progress ring (share of notes with a published version);
• tap the card → Library.

Journal

• Subtitle like “X draft(s) · Y published”;
• tap the card → Library (select Journal segment at the top).

Caution

Numbers on Home are an overview. For a full list, filters, and text search, always use Library or Create → Drafts.

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Diagram: Home and other tabs

flowchart TB
  subgraph home [Home tab]
    V[Verse of the day]
    H[Hello + day progress]
    A[Quick actions]
    S[Tracking today]
    R[Resume + recent notes]
    M[My study / Church notes / Journal cards]
  end
  L[Library published]
  C[Create + Drafts]
  B[Bible Research]
  T[Tracking detail]
  home -->|Library| L
  home -->|New note / Journal| C
  home -->|Research| B
  home -->|Reading Prayer Meditation| T

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Offline behavior

Element	Offline
Home, greeting, quick actions	Usually yes
Recent notes (local cache)	Yes if already loaded
“Church notes” statistics	Partial — message if no cache
Recent searches, recent published journal	Often hidden or incomplete
Grey banner	May say that some data needs a connection

After reconnecting, pull to refresh or switch tabs and return to Home to update the figures.

→ Offline mode · Synchronization

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Typical flows from Home

After Sunday church

1. New note (Resume or Quick actions → via Create).
2. Write in draft, add sections and verses.
3. Publish → find the note in Library.

In the morning

1. Read the verse of the day.
2. Log Reading or Prayer via Quick actions or Tracking today.
3. Check the progress ring for what is left today.

Resume a journal in progress

1. Journal to resume section → tap the draft.
2. Or Drafts in Quick actions.

Explore a Bible passage

1. Research in Quick actions.
2. Find the verse → Add to a note (draft only).

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What Home does not do

To avoid confusion:

Need	Right place
Full note list with search	Library → Notes
Published journal list	Library → Journal
Edit a forgotten draft	Create → Drafts
Search your personal texts	Library (not Research)
Search the Bible	Research
Export a note to PDF	Open published note from Library → menu → PDF
Change language or reminders	Avatar → Settings

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FAQ about Home

Why don’t my “published” counts update?
You may have edited a draft without publishing. Publish from the editor, then return to Home.

I don’t see my new note under “Recently modified”.
The list is limited (a few notes). Open Library or Create → Drafts.

The verse of the day doesn’t change.
It may update on the server by date; offline, a fallback text may show.

Where is the five-tab menu?
Always at the bottom of the screen; Home is the first tab.

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Next documentation steps

Next step	Link
Publish and find your notes	Library
Create note or journal	Create
Log reading / prayer	Tracking
Short questions	FAQ