SnapVerbo app icon SnapVerbo
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Get help in the app

SnapVerbo has three layers of in-app help that progressively reveal themselves: a quick ”?” sheet, long-press tooltips on most icons, and a way to replay the first-run onboarding tips if you missed them.

The ”?” sheet — How SnapVerbo works

A one-screen recap of what the app does:

  1. Open Settings.
  2. Tap the ? icon (top-right, tooltip “How SnapVerbo works”).

Or from the same screen, scroll to Help & tips → tap How SnapVerbo works.

A bottom sheet rises with three bullets and a tip:

How SnapVerbo works

📷 Scan or import text from the real world.

☝ Tap, swipe, or drag to select words and phrases and see meanings.

🃏 Save words to review later with flashcards.

Tip: On many screens you can long-press icons for quick hints.

It’s intentionally short — meant for someone showing the app to a friend, or for you on a day where the loop has gone fuzzy.

Long-press any icon for a tooltip

Most icons in SnapVerbo’s AppBars and toolbars have tooltips. Hold your finger on an icon (long-press) — a small black tooltip pops up naming the action. Examples:

  • The download icon in the Flashcards AppBar → “Export”.
  • The more (⋮) icon in a wordbook → “More options”.
  • The stop icon while a model download is running → “Stop”.

This is the fastest way to confirm “what does this icon do?” without committing to a tap.

Replay the first-run onboarding tips

When you first opened SnapVerbo you saw small contextual coachmarks — on the camera, the OCR result screen, the vocab list, and the flashcards screen. Once dismissed, they don’t come back on their own. To get them back:

  1. Settings → scroll to Help & tips.
  2. Tap Show onboarding tips again (lightbulb icon).
  3. In the dialog “Show onboarding tips again?” → tap Reset tips.

A snackbar confirms:

Onboarding tips will show again over time.

The tips don’t all fire at once — they’re triggered as you naturally land on each screen, so you’ll see them as you go about using the app over the next few sessions.

When to use which

  • ”?” sheet — when you want the 30-second mental model. Show a friend.
  • Long-press tooltip — when you can almost remember what an icon does and want a quick check.
  • Reset onboarding — when you raced past the first-run tips and now wonder what they said.

More help outside the app

If the in-app helpers don’t cover your question: