SCP docs vs Kaidan

SCP docs is a reader app for finding and reading SCP articles. SCP reports are grouped by series, while Tales, Canons, GoI formats, and more are grouped by type. You can reach what you want to read without clicking through wiki pages. ■ FIND WHAT TO READ • SCP reports are listed in series order • Tales, Canons, GoI formats, and more each have their own list • Search by number, title, or tag • See top-rated and recent articles at a glance ■ CHOOSE YOUR NEXT READ • See Similar articles that share tags • See an article's Canons or Series, and keep reading • Can't decide? Open a random article • Articles you've read are marked, so unread ones are easy to spot • Get a notification with one recommended article at a set time ■ READ COMFORTABLY • Adjust text size and line spacing without leaving the article • Choose a typeface, plus dark or sepia colors • Unfinished articles reopen where you left off • See roughly how long an article takes • Long collaboration articles fit your screen ■ READ IN TRANSLATION • Translate other branches' articles in place; images and layout stay • Original is one tap away; set your Languages to auto-translate • Uses Apple's translation feature, free ■ BROWSE ARTWORK • Browse fan-made illustrations, videos, and more in one list • Search by title, creator, tag, or related SCP • Each work shows its creator and license • Open related SCP articles right from the work ■ KEEP A RECORD OF YOUR READING • Articles you read are added to your History automatically • Save articles for later in Favorites or Read later • Rate how much you liked each article • Highlight passages and add notes • Everything is gathered in your Records, so you can find it again later ■ LOOK BACK ON YOUR READING Reading Stats shows how many articles you've read and how long you've spent reading. You can also see your progress through each series, the kinds of articles you tend to enjoy, and a monthly summary. ■ EXPORT AND SHARE • Export highlights and notes to Obsidian, Notion, and more • Share articles or your own lists as image cards ■ MORE • Save articles to your device and read them without a connection • Listen to articles with Read Aloud • Open an unfinished or random article right from your Home Screen widgets ■ SUPPORTED ARTICLES Along with the English SCP Wiki, you can read articles from SCP branches around the world. Articles are shown in each branch's language, and can also be read in translation. ■ FREE AND PREMIUM Finding and reading articles, search by number, title, and tag, History, ratings, the reading reminder, widgets, and Reading Stats (Summary, Activity log, Backlog & saved) are free, with no account needed. On the free plan, Favorites holds up to 20 articles and Read later up to 100. Premium removes ads and adds: • Creating highlights and notes • Read Aloud • Offline saving • Creating and organizing folders • Memo search, filtering by your own records, saved searches, and new-match notifications • Detailed Reading Stats (Coverage map, Taste profile, Monthly report) • Unlimited Favorites and Read later Premium is available monthly or yearly. Saved highlights and notes stay readable after Premium ends. Requires iOS 18 or later. Rights to the text and media featured in the app belong to their respective creators. Source credits and license information remain available with the articles, which are displayed under the terms of their sources. Home image credits: SCP-682 — OccultistMave, CC BY-SA 3.0 (using a photo by Paxson Woelber, CC BY 2.0); SCP-2000-JP — created by the author, CC BY-SA 3.0; SCP-2521 — LurkD, CC BY-SA 3.0 (photo by Philip Ob Rey used with permission); SCP-049 — no separate author or license stated. Unless otherwise noted, SCP text belongs to its respective authors and is provided under CC BY-SA 3.0. Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy: https://scpdocs.link/privacy.html Support: https://scpdocs.link/support.html

What if your phone started collecting photos you never took? What if a second camera app appeared on your device that nobody installed? What if someone read your messages before you sent them? Kaidan is a short-form J-Horror reading app that reimagines Japan's centuries-old ghost-story tradition for the smartphone generation. Each story can be read in about one minute and ends on an unresolved detail that lingers long after the final line. 【Flagship Series: Everyday Doors】 Tagged — your phone collects photos of you in places you have never been. Camera 2 — a second camera app appears that nobody installed. The Other Mother — the school remembers your second child, but you only have one. The 13th Floor — your building doesn't have one. Seen — someone reads your messages before you send them. 【Five Categories】 • Digital Horror — social media, notifications, and the internet after dark • Everyday Disturbances — reality shifting one degree at a time • Urban Legends — stories the city refuses to forget • Unsolved Mysteries — unanswered questions and missing pieces • Japanese Kaidan — the tradition itself 【The Reading Experience】 • Read in about one minute • Original J-Horror stories • Classic Mode for uninterrupted reading • Cinema Mode for immersive vertical storytelling • Switch modes instantly with a single tap 【The Truth Ritual】 Every story ends with a question. The truth waits behind a single rewarded video. The first few Truths are available without unlocking. 【Daily Drip】 A growing library of original horror stories. New stories arrive regularly, with fresh tales appearing throughout the launch period and beyond. 【10 Hand-Curated Languages】 English, Japanese, Korean, Simplified Chinese, Traditional Chinese, Spanish, French, Portuguese, Vietnamese, and Thai. Every translation is adapted to feel natural within its own language and horror culture. Free to read. No subscriptions. No in-app purchases. Just one minute, one story, and one lingering fear.