docs/guides/getting-started/en/getting-started-guide.md
Omnivore is a read-it-later app that lets you save and organize everything you read online.
This guide will show you how to use Omnivore’s basic functions and advanced features, divided into four main activities:
The Library is the center of your Omnivore experience, where you can quickly access any links you have saved. Saved links remain in your Library forever unless you delete them.
There are five main ways to save links to pages or articles that you wish to read later:
The best way to save links from your mobile device is via the Omnivore app. You can download the app here:
Once the mobile app is installed:
Click any link saved in your Library to enter the Reader view.
Omnivore formats pages for easy reading and highlighting, removing ads and clutter for distraction-free reading. The text-focused view also makes articles smaller and quicker to load.
While reading, you can:
Omnivore automatically keeps track of your reading progress across your different devices so you can easily pick up where you left off. A progress bar will appear at the top of each link in your Library after you have started reading.
By default, the Library inbox displays all links you have saved. To manage your list and keep your reading organized, Omnivore provides the following actions:
Omnivore allows integrations with knowledge bases and note-taking apps including:
With Omnivore's Logseq plugin you can sync all your saved articles, highlights, and notes into Logseq, a popular knowledge base. For information on setting up and using the Logseq plugin, please refer to this helpful Omnivore for Logseq Plugin Guide.
Omnivore can trigger webhooks when you save a link or add highlights to a page you are reading. <span style="text-decoration:underline;">This example</span> shows webhooks being used to write all saved links to a Google Sheets spreadsheet stored on a Google Drive.