Newsletters,
on your Kindle.
Forward a newsletter you want to read. Kindler turns it into an EPUB and sends it to your own Kindle, ready for a quieter moment.
A simple forwarding flow.
You choose what to forward.
Send a newsletter to your private Kindler forwarding address. Kindler does not connect to or scan your inbox.
Kindler prepares the reading copy.
The newsletter’s text, headings, and links become an EPUB document. Email tracking images and scripts are removed.
It arrives on your Kindle.
Kindler emails the EPUB to the Kindle destination you configure, after you approve its sender in Amazon’s settings.
Your documents.
Your controls.
Kindler tracks each send independently and keeps a conservative limit of 20 outstanding documents per Kindle address. Expiration metadata does not automatically remove a document from Amazon or your Kindle.
To free a slot, remove the document manually from your Amazon library, sync your Kindle, then confirm its removal with Kindler.
What Kindler stores.
Processing uses the email you forward, its routing information, the generated EPUB, your configured destination, and delivery records.
Email content and generated files are stored privately for processing and expire under the server retention policy, which defaults to 30 days. Delivery records are retained separately.
Your forwarding address can be disabled or replaced. The service does not need your email-account password or Amazon password. Sending is limited to one email per recipient each hour and two per day.
This project is in a private testing phase. There is no public signup yet. To get help or stop processing, contact Kindler support.
For invited testers.
Kindler sends only the documents you choose to forward to the destination you configure. To stop forwarding, remove or disable the forwarding rule in your mail account and contact Kindler support for help with your account or stored content.
Kindler is an independent project and is not affiliated with Amazon.