$6.9/mo
Starting price
monthly plan, per Screvi FAQ
Report
Should I Use Screvi?
Import highlights from Kindle, Kobo, Apple Books, PDFs, web articles, Twitter/X, YouTube, and physical books into one place. Semantic search, spaced repetition review, a built-in article reader, and browser extension.
Worth it
Worth itBuy if you highlight across Kindle, articles, or YouTube weekly and want spaced repetition; at $6.9/mo with a trial it is low-risk.
$6.9/mo home for Kindle, article & YouTube highlights with spaced repetition. Great for heavy readers; overkill for casual ones.
Confidence: Medium
14 days
Free trial
no credit card required
8+
Import sources
Kindle, Kobo, Apple Books, PDFs, YouTube, X
Self-funded
Funding
independent, not VC-backed
Value for money
4
Undercuts Readwise's $12.99/mo bundle at $6.9
Ease of use
4
App Store reviewers praise the pleasant UI
Feature depth
4
Wide imports, semantic search, reader, AI hooks
Support quality
3
Founder actively replies in Reddit threads
Security posture
2
No public security page found
Pros
Cons
Gotchas
- mediumAfter 14 days there's no free tier — your highlights sit behind the paywall⁴
- mediumSome Kindle users report sync issues — test with your real library during the trial10
- mediumGuess: Export options undocumented in reviewed sources — confirm you can leave before committing
- lowA lifetime deal was offered in 2024; current availability unclear12
Best for
- Avid readers who highlight weekly
- Kindle + article + YouTube highlighters
- Spaced-repetition learners
- Commonplace-book builders
Not for
- Teams wanting shared, collaborative highlight libraries
- Casual readers — a notes app or spreadsheet is enough
- Buyers needing SOC 2, SSO, or a public security page
- Readwise power users invested in its integrations
Pricing
Free trial
$0 / 14 days
- 14-day access
- No credit card required
Pro (monthly)
$6.9/mo
- All import sources
- Semantic search + spaced repetition
- Article reader + browser extension
Lifetime deal
Offered previously; availability unclear
- One-time purchase
- Seen in 2024 Reddit post
Security
No known public vulnerabilities found in the sources reviewed.
What users say
Early users praise the clean UI and daily review loop; some report Kindle sync hiccups.
“Screvi is a great app. The UI is very pleasant”
“Screvi calls itself a "digital commonplace book,"”
Alternatives
Compare Screvi with each alternative.
Readwise
Pricier incumbent with a deeper third-party integration ecosystem
Screvi vs ReadwiseGlasp
Free browser highlighting with a social layer
Screvi vs GlaspObsidian or Notion
DIY highlight vault; free-ish but you build the workflow
Screvi vs Obsidian or NotionKindle export + notes app
Free, zero lock-in, fine for light highlighters
Full analysis
Based on 14 public sources; security search returned mostly irrelevant results, so trust posture is under-documented.
Sources
- Screvi homepagescrevi.comofficial
- Pricingscrevi.comofficial
- FAQscrevi.comofficial
- What is Screvi?screvi.comofficial
official
- The Best Readwise Alternative for 2026screvi.comofficial
- Pocket alternative pagescrevi.comofficial
- App Store listingapps.apple.comreview
- Google Play listingplay.google.comreview
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- Medium review by Shane Benichmedium.comreview
- r/PKMS launch threadreddit.comreview
- Capterra profilecapterra.comreview
- Privacy policyscrevi.comsecurity
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