Mark what matters. Find it when you need it.
Highlight a phrase in your note or inside a scripture pill, leave an annotation, and come back to it in the highlights view — not buried in old pages.
Highlights that lead somewhere
Mark a passage or phrase, then leave yourself an annotation: a question, a cross-reference, the thing you don't want to forget next time you read this. Pin the important ones.
Filter by kind — notes, scripture, references, connected. Your highlights aren't a graveyard. They're how you find your way back.
Inside your notes and inside scripture
Highlight text in a regular note or inside a scripture pill. The annotation stays attached to the phrase — so when Recall resurfaces the note, the highlight comes with it.
What that looks like in Harvous
Color-code phrases
Use highlight colors to mark different kinds of insights — a question in one color, a cross-reference in another.
Annotations that stick
Leave a note on the highlight itself — the thing you don't want to forget next time you read this passage.
Highlights view
See every highlight across notes and scripture in one place. Filter by kind and jump back to the source.
Pin what matters
Pin a highlighted note to keep it at the top of your list when you're revisiting a study thread.
Works alongside other tools
Harvous does a different job than most Bible apps. Many people use it next to something they already love.
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