Solo-built RSS to Kindle turns any feed into a daily Kindle digest
martyamark · x · 2026-10-13
A solo developer promotes RSS to Kindle: paste any RSS or Substack URL (or pick from a catalog), the tool extracts full articles, binds them into a cleanly chaptered ebook, and delivers it to your Kindle on demand or as a daily digest — filling the gap left by Amazon's discontinued newspaper subscriptions.
Reader testimonials highlight fast, responsive iteration by the creator and a paid tier. A typical one-person-company case: niche need, simple three-step flow, subscription revenue.
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