Apologies if this has been covered elsewhere, I didn't find what I was looking for in the forums when I looked!
I'm working on a blog about spending less time online (tips, research, hacks etc for phone/internet addiction). The irony isn't lost on me however that in order to access the blog, readers would need to be...online.
My solution to that problem is to host the blog with Medium (or similar) and allow readers to have new posts automatically sent to their e-readers for offline access - ideally this wouldn't be limited to any one device (Kindle or Nook etc) but all ereaders.
Other than the very useful
Chrome/Edge plugin (which actually works really well, but quite a manual and Kindle-specific solution) I've not found much - automation apps (Zapier, Integromat, IFTTT etc) are all paid services that require a lot of end-user setup and that's a dealbreaker.
I've seen that Calibre can deliver new posts from established news sites like NY Times etc to all ereader devices, but there's no option to add your own source page. This is the closest I've come (so far) to what I'm trying to achieve.
Is anyone aware of a way I could do this?
TL;DR - I'd hoped there'd be a way owners of (any brand) ereader could 'subscribe' to a feed of my blog, and when their ereader connects to the WiFi it'd auto-download the latest posts. Is there a way to do this with Calibre?
Any help much appreciated!