Service to read long-form articles and news in e-readers

Passages is a web app for saving articles from around the web and turning them into beautifully typeset ebooks you can read on your e-reader. Passages takes a different approach from other "read later apps" by focusing on content extraction and cleanup first, then rendering with typographic care, so your saved reads actually look and feel like they belong on an e-ink screen.

The workflow is simple: save articles through a browser extension (Chrome and Firefox) organize them into collections, and export those collections as a single ebook whenever you're ready to read offline. You get a curated, distraction-free reading experience.

Passages is currently in beta and actively being built by a solo developer (hi, that's me). Ii already offers Kindle delivery via Send to Kindle, Kobo sync via Dropbox, and plenty of other features informed by how people actually read on their devices. If this sounds like something you'd use, I'd love to have more e-reader enthusiasts testing it and sharing feedback — you can use it for free at https://passages.ink.


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