Read GitHub releases on your Kindle
Release notes for the projects you depend on, read properly once a week instead of skimmed in a tab.
Set this up Free for 14 days.
Why on a schedule
Release notes are the one kind of technical writing that is always skimmed and never read, because they arrive while you are doing something else.
Collect a week of them for the projects you actually depend on and read them properly on a Monday morning, away from the terminal.
What arrives
The release title, tag and full release notes, rendered as an article.
- Default schedule
- 09:00 every Monday, in your own time zone
- Format
- EPUB with a contents page
- Plan
- Both plans — 50 sources on Standard from $3.99/mo, unlimited on Pro
Start from one of these
Each one is a real feed URL. Follow the link and it is filled in for you.
| Source | Feed URL | |
|---|---|---|
| cloudflare/workers-sdk | https://github.com/cloudflare/workers-sdk/releases.atom | Use this |
| withastro/astro | https://github.com/withastro/astro/releases.atom | Use this |
| rust-lang/rust | https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/releases.atom | Use this |
| postgres/postgres | https://github.com/postgres/postgres/releases.atom | Use this |
Setting it up
-
Paste your Kindle email
It ends in
@kindle.com. Where to find it → -
Approve our address on Amazon
Once, so Amazon lets our documents onto your Kindle. Where →
-
Add the source and fill in repository
Everything else has a sensible default you can change later.
- Repository (required) — for example
cloudflare/workers-sdk
- Repository (required) — for example
-
Pick when it should arrive
The default for this source is 09:00 every monday, evaluated in your own time zone — including across a clock change. Or collect it into a digest with your other reading so it arrives as one issue.
Other presets
Amazon, Kindle, Kindle Scribe and Send to Kindle are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates. RoutineInk is not affiliated with Amazon.