u/brendanl79

Like most of you, I have a big queue of longreads in Readwise Reader, and their reading app is great! But sometimes, you just prefer your usual reading app/device.

Later.Ink is a small self-hosted server that presents your Readwise Reader queue as an OPDS catalog. Any OPDS-capable app such as KOReader (on Kindle/Kobo/Android/etc), or iOS apps like KyBook, can browse your articles and download them as clean epubs built directly from the Readwise parsed HTML.

(No highlight sync with Readwise Reader, unfortunately; the OPDS protocol is one-way only).

It's free and open-source. I built it to scratch my own weird itch and I want everyone like me (there are dozens of us, I'm sure!) to have it.

The Brotatoes are clearly eggs and not potatoes

EDIT: so it turns out that many people have talked about this. My bad!

I got a notification of available update, and Update History shows a 4.2 release dated 05-13, but update page says the currently loaded 4.1, from late last year, is the latest available version.

Did anyone grab it before they took it down?