Stiva

Save articles to Stiva from your browser

This is the official Chrome extension for Stiva. It works as a companion to the main app, so install Stiva first: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.stiva --- Found a fascinating article, a helpful guide, or breaking news, but don't have time to read it right now? Stiva saves web content and gives it back to you in a clean, distraction-free reader that works offline. The extension syncs through your own cloud storage — Google Drive or Dropbox. There is no Stiva server in between: your articles, notes and highlights stay in your accounts and on your devices. WHAT THE EXTENSION DOES * Save the page you're reading, with the article text extracted and ready for offline reading. * Or save the link only: instant, no extraction, just the title and preview image. Handy when you just want to bookmark something for later. * Pick which of the two is your default, and switch per save from the popup. * Save while offline: the page is queued and synced as soon as you're back online. WHAT YOU GET IN THE APP * Offline reading: saved articles live on your device. Some pages can't be extracted in the browser (paywalls, cookie walls, some single-page sites) — Stiva saves them anyway and fetches the text when you open them. * Text-to-speech: listen to an article while driving, exercising or walking. * Tags and search, to organise what you save and find it again. * Highlights and notes on the passages worth keeping. Stiva is free to use. A few advanced features — full-text search with filters, listening queues, unlimited highlights and notes, unlimited exports — are unlocked with a single one-time purchase. No subscription, no account, no sign-up. POPULAR USE CASES * Save the day's news and catch up in the evening. * Archive tutorials and documentation for study or work. * Listen to long-form articles instead of reading them. * Build a personal, searchable library of what you read.