Add a public feed
Paste a publication’s RSS or Atom URL. Relay uses the feed’s article content and can attempt to fetch the public page when the feed only includes a summary.
RSS to Kindle
Follow the blogs you love once. Relay gathers new posts into a chaptered EPUB and sends it to your Kindle on your schedule.
Build a morning briefing from a few trusted publications, or a weekend edition for longer reads. Each reading list follows its own sources and keeps track of the entries it has already used.
Paste a publication’s RSS or Atom URL. Relay uses the feed’s article content and can attempt to fetch the public page when the feed only includes a summary.
Group feeds into a reading list. Choose daily, weekly, fortnightly, or monthly delivery in your timezone.
Add your Kindle email address, approve relay@ereaderrelay.com in Amazon, and run a test. Editions also stay in your library to read or download.
RSS editions are available on Free. Start with five sources, one reading list, and one device. Compare plans.
Read the setup guideA closer look
A table of contents, readable text, and an edition you can finish.
Sample newsletter
The kettle is on. The phone is in the other room. For a few minutes, there is only a page and the thought it holds.
A reading ritual need not be ambitious. One essay, given your full attention, is a fine place to begin.
A few useful details
The publication needs a public RSS or Atom feed. Full articles depend on what the publisher exposes. Relay does not bypass paywalls or use your browser’s signed-in session.
The first edition starts with the latest existing entry from each feed. Later editions use new entries since that reading list’s previous run.
No. Relay runs the schedule for you. Your Kindle needs an internet connection to receive the resulting document from Amazon.
Make room for reading
Choose a few favourites. Find a rhythm that feels like yours.
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