I recently wrote a small webapp to allow me reading my Pocket and Twitter timeline articles on my Kindle, during the daily commute. Got some good feedback from friends, so posting here, as I guess it might interest other readers. It'll check for your unread articles, download their content and send them to your Kindle as daily edition/megazine style booklet. You can also archive & favorite stuff directly on the Kindle (provided you're connected to 3G/Wifi).
It's all free for now (I intend to charge something eventually to help pay the server bills, if people start using it regularly :-P) - all feedback is super welcome!
I primarily use Pocket - I know of 3 services (P2K, crofflr, en2kindle). Those perform satisfactorily for me at the moment.
Your service also looks good. I was able to download articles to kindle. Does it archive downloaded articles? Can I set the number of articles to download at once?
You can archive the downloaded articles manually, directly on the Kindle - I'm adding support to auto-archive downloaded too.
I used to use P2K and en2kindle as well - built this as I wanted to add support for a few more sources and format it as a single "book", instead of delivering individual articles
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[ 2.7 ms ] story [ 14.4 ms ] threadI recently wrote a small webapp to allow me reading my Pocket and Twitter timeline articles on my Kindle, during the daily commute. Got some good feedback from friends, so posting here, as I guess it might interest other readers. It'll check for your unread articles, download their content and send them to your Kindle as daily edition/megazine style booklet. You can also archive & favorite stuff directly on the Kindle (provided you're connected to 3G/Wifi).
It's all free for now (I intend to charge something eventually to help pay the server bills, if people start using it regularly :-P) - all feedback is super welcome!
Your service also looks good. I was able to download articles to kindle. Does it archive downloaded articles? Can I set the number of articles to download at once?
You can archive the downloaded articles manually, directly on the Kindle - I'm adding support to auto-archive downloaded too.
I used to use P2K and en2kindle as well - built this as I wanted to add support for a few more sources and format it as a single "book", instead of delivering individual articles