Read a subreddit on your Kindle

The day's best threads from a subreddit, delivered as a magazine you read once instead of a feed you scroll all day.

Set this up Free for 14 days.

Why on a schedule

Some subreddits are genuinely long-form — the ones where the top comment is an essay. Those read badly in a browser and well on paper.

Take the top posts of the day or week and get them as a magazine you finish, rather than a feed you scroll.

Each post with its self-text or link, plus a link back to the thread for the comments.

Each one is a real feed URL. Follow the link and it is filled in for you.

Example Subreddit sources
Source	Feed URL
r/AskHistorians, top of the week	https://www.reddit.com/r/AskHistorians/top/.rss?limit=25&t=week	Use this
r/MachineLearning, top of the day	https://www.reddit.com/r/MachineLearning/top/.rss?limit=25&t=day	Use this
r/TrueFilm, top of the week	https://www.reddit.com/r/TrueFilm/top/.rss?limit=25&t=week	Use this
r/ExperiencedDevs, top of the week	https://www.reddit.com/r/ExperiencedDevs/top/.rss?limit=25&t=week	Use this

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Add the source and fill in subreddit

Everything else has a sensible default you can change later.
- Subreddit (required) — for example askhistorians
- Sort (optional) — for example top
- Top period (optional) — for example day
- Posts per poll (optional) — for example 25
Pick when it should arrive

The default for this source is 07:00 every day, 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.

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