Any2K: Content Curation Platform for Kindle and Mobile Reading
By
Emir Aydin
Soft in all the wrong places. Take with a strong tea.
Summary
Any2K is a new content curation platform that evolved from P2K (Pocket to Kindle) after Pocket's shutdown. It allows users to save articles and newsletters from across the web and access them on Kindle or mobile devices with clean, ad-free reading or AI-narrated audio. The platform is bootstrapped and positioned as a long-term replacement for the Pocket + P2K combination, available on all major desktop and mobile platforms.
Key quotes
· 5 pulledAny2K is bootstrapped and is here to stay - its predecessor, P2K (Pocket to Kindle), has existed for 10+ years as the most popular product for sending Pocket articles to Kindle.
With Pocket shutting down this summer, P2K evolved into Any2K, a brand new product that can do everything Pocket + P2K combo could do and even more.
You can save your articles and newsletters in Any2K with the mobile apps or browser extensions.
Any2K is your personalized content library. Save articles, newsletters and more from across the web, and enjoy them on your Kindle or mobile devices at your own pace.
Available on every major desktop and mobile platform.
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