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● PERSONAL ARCHIVE ACCESS · IOS READER
SCP Docs is an unofficial fan-made iOS reader for SCP Wiki and branch-site articles. It turns public source pages into a native archive workspace: browse branch directories, search by number or title, save important files, organize them in your Library, and return to the exact reports you were reading.
Current field kit
Every search tool is free. Start from one persistent number-or-keyword field, keep results visible while condition chips change, and combine branch, document type, tag, Object Class, text, memo, reading state, score, length, rating, and saved-state filters. Saved searches and new-match alerts are free too.
Premium folders support nesting, moving, multi-select actions, manual ordering, drag and drop, inline renaming, and list or grid views. Folder structure can sync through your own iCloud Drive.
Select a passage in the reader, save it in yellow, blue, or pink, and return to it from the Library. Standard, quick, and manual interaction modes adapt the tool to careful reading, fast capture, or deliberate markup; highlights can sync through iCloud.
Field screens
Reading workspace
The app is organized around Home, Library, Search, and Settings. Home acts as the archive entry point, with continue-reading, quick search presets, random discovery, and directory routes for SCP reports, Tales, Canons, Canon series, Groups of Interest, guides, and related collections.
Library turns browsing into a personal shelf. History, read status, ratings, bookmarks, read-later items, scroll position, memos, folders, and resume-reading data stay tied to the articles you open, so your path through the archive remains visible on device. Articles reopen automatically at your last scroll position, and Read Later items are stored for offline reading automatically.
Content scope
SCP Docs supports the English main SCP Foundation archive plus the Japanese, French, Russian, Korean, Spanish, Polish, Chinese, Thai, German, Italian, Portuguese, Vietnamese, Czech, Traditional Chinese, Turkish, and Indonesian branches. Switching branches changes Home, search, in-app lists, article destinations, and the app UI language. SCP International and translated archive entry points are listed where catalog data is available.
Premium
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Deployment
SCP Docs is an unofficial fan application. Source articles, author credits, copyright notices, and licensing terms remain governed by the source sites. SCP-related works are commonly published under Creative Commons BY-SA 3.0, but each source page is authoritative.