About Scripvio

Scripvio is your companion to take notes, keep a journal, find what you wrote, explore the Bible, and track reading, prayer, and meditation — all in one app built for daily use and offline work.

This guide covers the basics: what Scripvio is, who it is for, how the main parts fit together, and where to start.

What is Scripvio for?

Scripvio answers a simple need: stop scattering church, study, prayer, and reflection across notebooks, Bible apps, and loose notes.

The app lets you:

Capture — during or after church, study, or personal reflection;
Structure — sections, verses, moods, tags;
Find — one library for published content;
Go deeper — Scripture search and links to your notes;
Stay consistent — track reading, prayer, and meditation with a week-at-a-glance view.

flowchart LR
  subgraph capture [Capture]
    N[Notes]
    J[Journal]
  end
  subgraph organize [Organize]
    P[Publish]
    B[Library]
  end
  subgraph practice [Practice]
    R[Bible Research]
    S[Tracking]
  end
  N --> P
  J --> P
  P --> B
  R -.->|verses to drafts| N
  R -.->|verses to drafts| J
  S -.->|optional link| J

Who is Scripvio for?

Scripvio is for anyone who wants to structure their spiritual life with a reliable digital tool — without unnecessary complexity.

Typical profiles

Profile	Main use in Scripvio
Church attendee	Sermon notes, sections by part of the service, cited verses
Bible student	Structured study notes, search by reference or keywords
Prayer journey	Prayer tracking + personal journal
Regular Bible reader	Reading log + passages linked to notes
Spiritual journal keeper	Entries with mood and tags, reread in Library

Scripvio is not tied to one denomination: it is a personal tool you fill with your own content.

What Scripvio is not

Scripvio is not…	Why
A social network	No feed, likes, or public sharing between users
Bible only	Scripture is in Research; your texts are in Notes / Journal
A generic word processor	Flows are built for spiritual use (verses, publish, tracking)
Desktop-only software with no mobile app	Scripvio is a mobile app (iOS / Android), not desktop-only software

The five pillars of the app

Scripvio is organized around five bottom tabs. Each has a distinct role; confusing them causes problems — especially Library vs Research.

Overview

Tab	In one sentence	Detailed guide
Home	Dashboard: resume, verse of the day, shortcuts, tracking snapshot	Discover the home screen
Library	Your published notes and journal, with search and filters	Library
Create	New note, new journal entry, drafts list	Create
Research	Read and search the Bible (not your notes)	Bible search
Account (avatar)	Profile, language, theme, notifications — not in bottom bar	Profile

Notes — church, study, structured reflection

Notes capture organized content: Sunday church, Bible study, conference, personal sermon notes, etc.

What you can do:

write with a rich editor (headings, paragraphs, light formatting);
split into sections (intro, worship, teaching, application…);
attach Bible references or verses;
work in draft, then publish a stable version;
export to PDF when published (connection usually required);
work offline, with sync later.

Concrete example: during church you create a note, add a section per sermon point, link cited verses, finish after the service, then publish to find it in the Library.

→ Notes — overview

Journal — personal entries over time

The journal is more intimate and narrative than a church note: morning prayers, end-of-day reflection, personal meditation.

What you can do:

write rich text;
set mood and tags;
set entry date;
publish to find entries under Library → Journal;
link a tracking activity (reading, prayer, meditation) to a draft entry.

Note vs journal:

	Note	Journal
Tone	Structured, “report” or study	Personal, daily
Sections	Yes, named parts	More free-form body
Mood / journal tags	No	Yes
PDF	Yes (published note)	No (read in Library)

→ Journal — overview

Library — all your published content in one place

The Library is the catalog of what you chose to publish: not where you write (that is Create), not the dashboard (that is Home).

Two segments:

Notes — published notes: text search, favorites, sort, event type filter;
Journal — published entries: search, sort by entry date.

→ Library — overview · Drafts and published

Research — Bible center (Scripture)

The Research tab is only for reading and exploring the Bible in the app:

by reference (book, chapter, verse);
by keyword;
by curated themes.

You can then copy a verse into a note or journal draft — not into already published Library content without a new draft or version workflow.

→ Bible search — overview

Tracking — reading, prayer, meditation

Tracking logs your daily spiritual habits:

Bible reading session (passage, duration, reflection);
prayer time;
meditation (with optional link to journal).

You get a dashboard (today, 7-day chart, calendar) and can set personal reminders on the device.

Home shows a snapshot of today’s tracking; detail and history are in the Tracking tab.

→ Tracking — overview

How the modules work together

Scenario: Sunday church

Create → new note (draft).
During church: sections + verses (optionally via Research).
After church: finish, publish.
Library → reread or export PDF.
Optional: Tracking → log reading for the day’s passage.

Scenario: personal week

Each morning: journal draft then publish.
Tracking: prayer + reading.
Home: see progress and resume a draft.
Sunday: church note in parallel.

Research → Notes / Journal

sequenceDiagram
  participant U as You
  participant R as Research
  participant C as Create
  participant B as Library
  U->>R: Find a verse
  U->>C: Add to a draft
  Note over C: Unpublished note or journal
  U->>C: Publish
  U->>B: Read published content

Account, sync, and devices

User account

sign up with email and password;
profile (first name, avatar);
settings: UI language, light/dark theme, notifications;
content is tied to your account and synced to the server when online.

→ Create an account · Sign in

Offline and sync

Scripvio is offline-first:

Offline	Online
Create / edit drafts	Sync to server
Browse local cache (Library, partial Home)	Bible search, load passages
Log tracking locally	Email / push when sync completes (per settings)

A banner at the top of some screens may show sync status or network wait.

→ Offline mode · Synchronization

Multiple devices

You can use the same account on several phones. Avoid editing the same draft offline on two devices at once — the last sync may win on the server.

Languages

The Scripvio interface is available in 7 languages:

French;
English;
Spanish;
Portuguese;
Russian;
German;
Italian.

Changes apply immediately to menus and system messages. Your notes and journal stay in the language you wrote them in.

→ Choose your language

Platforms

Scripvio is available on Android and iOS (iPhone and iPad where supported on the App Store).

Platform	Usage
Android	Download and install Scripvio from your device store
iOS	Same via the Apple App Store

Privacy and data (overview)

Your content (notes, journal, tracking) is private to your account.
Sign-in uses secure tokens; never share your password.
For data questions or account deletion: Contact us and your deployment’s privacy policy.

Where to start — recommended path

Step	Action	Rough time
1	Read this page (you are here)	5–10 min
2	Create an account and sign in	5 min
3	Choose your language if needed	1 min
4	Discover the home screen — understand the dashboard	10 min
5	Create a first note as draft, then publish	15 min
6	Open Library and confirm the note appears	2 min
7	Browse the FAQ as needed	as needed

Help and documentation

Resource	Link
Help center (this site)	Documentation home
Frequently asked questions	FAQ
Support contact	Contact us
Terms (Notes, Library, Draft…)	Match app labels — see guides per module