Save it on your computer. Read it on your iPhone.
Download the demo (MP4, 0.9 MB)
Twenty-two seconds, no sound. An article is open on a computer. One click on the Scrinium Clipper, and the article appears in Scrinium on an iPhone. Airplane Mode goes on; the article still opens, clean. Listen reads it aloud, highlighting each sentence. It ends: “Your copy. Your iCloud. No subscription. Free on iPhone and iPad. Desktop clipping requires Scrinium Unlimited, a one-time purchase.”
Save it once. Find it when you need it.
An archive to search, not an inbox to clear — no unread counts, no streaks, no guilt.
Save from Safari and desktop browsers
The share sheet and a Safari button on iPhone and iPad, and the Scrinium Clipper for Chrome, Edge, Firefox and other desktop browsers. One tap captures the page through your own browser session and keeps a clean offline copy of the article to read anytime.
Reads like a book page
Articles render as clean, native text. Scrinium filters common page clutter — ads, subscription prompts, related-story modules — and links render as plain ink that never pulls you away. Just the words and pictures, in a serif that respects them.
Make it yours
Highlight the passages worth keeping. Hide the clutter a page dragged in — whole blocks, or just a few words inside a paragraph — and when you hide the same block in two articles from one publisher, Scrinium learns to hide it there everywhere. If an article arrives as one glued wall of text, start a new paragraph right where you want one.
Listens when you can't look
Tap the headphones and Scrinium reads the article aloud, sentence by sentence, highlighting the current sentence as it speaks. It keeps reading with the screen locked, with controls and your place on the Lock Screen, and it resumes each article where you stopped. Articles in other languages are spoken in their own language when your device has a matching voice. Reading aloud uses system voices available on your device; Scrinium does not send article text to a developer server.
Find any saved passage
Full-text search over every downloaded article, instant as you type — entirely offline. Titles and authors are searchable from every device, even before the article downloads.
Yours alone
No accounts. No developer server. No telemetry. Your archive lives on your devices and syncs through your own private iCloud; we do not receive or access it.
Clip from your computer, too
The Scrinium Clipper saves articles from Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Comet and other desktop browsers. One click captures the article through your own browser session and sends it via your own iCloud to your devices — sign in once with your Apple ID and that's the whole setup. Desktop clipping is part of Scrinium Unlimited, the app's one-time unlock.