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Shameless plug: I build a tool to forward RSS feeds and newsletters to Kindle automatically[0]. While it could not replace the official periodicals, it works pr
by longnguyen 4y ago
Shameless plug: I build a tool to forward RSS feeds and newsletters to Kindle automatically[0]. While it could not replace the official periodicals, it works pretty well for my personal reading workflow.
Consider giving it a try if you’re looking for an alternative.
[0]: https://ktool.io https://ktool.io
- donohoe 4y agoI’m thinking of setting up a service for the org I work at. I’ll give it a go!
- ncphil 4y agoWhen Kindle first came out my kids were just starting to get into reading more, so I wrote a perl script to poll various RSS feed that emailed their own personalized "newsletter" to the Kindle for each of them. It was a fun project, but I don't think they paid it much attention. Eventually the feeds I was using all went defunct or threw so many errors I abandoned it.
- longnguyen 4y agoI’m sure it was fun working on that project. Parsing web content and packaging into epub is so much fun. But handling Amazon bugs is not :(
- jacobjwebber 4y agoJust signed up! This looks v good
- edu115 4y ago9€/month for Platinum, which is the only option with more than 5 RSS feeds, is a bit too much in my opinion. I think if you could keep it sub-5€/$ you'd get a lot more subscribers.
- longnguyen 4y agoThanks for the suggestion. I gotta admit I’m constantly improving my profile. Your feedback is well noted and I am will work on it soon.
- wrycoder 4y agoYes, almost the price of a Kindle every year is too high just to send content, no matter how well done. Is there a problem hitting the Kindle storage limit?