Multiple ways to capture reading material
Save content by pasting a URL, clipping the current tab with the Chrome extension, forwarding an email, uploading a .docx/.md/.txt file, using a webhook, or sharing from your phone.
Folio
Folio turns articles, newsletters, and files into one organized digest for reMarkable and Kindle, ready to save from the web or email and read later.
Overview
Folio is a reading workflow tool that collects articles, newsletters, and uploaded files into a single digest for e-ink devices. Instead of sending each item separately, it organizes selected reading into one editorial issue with a cover page, table of contents, section breaks, and article pages formatted for reMarkable and Kindle screens.
The product is designed for people who want a quieter reading queue: save items from the web, email, or automation tools, then generate a PDF or EPUB issue for offline reading. The site also describes browser-extension capture for logged-in or paywalled pages, email forwarding for newsletters, and device delivery to connected e-ink readers.
Key features
Email forwarding for newsletters
Forward newsletters to a unique @myfolio.so address, or set up Gmail, Outlook, or other forwarding rules so recurring emails arrive automatically.
Typeset editorial digests
Folio compiles selected items into one issue with a cover page, linked table of contents, section dividers, article pages, and inline images.
Device-specific delivery
Send generated issues to reMarkable devices or Kindle models; the FAQ notes PDF delivery for reMarkable and reflowable EPUB delivery via Send-to-Kindle for Kindle.
Manual or scheduled delivery
Generated issues can be downloaded from the library or delivered to connected devices and email on demand or on a schedule.
Browser extension for logged-in pages
Support for paywalled articles comes from the browser extension, which captures the content as seen in your logged-in browser session.
Common use cases
Collect long-form web articles
Save articles as you browse, including pages behind a login when opened in your own browser session, then batch them into a digest for later reading.
Keep newsletters out of your inbox
Forward newsletters from Gmail, Outlook, Apple Mail, or another client into one inbox and let recurring senders arrive automatically.
Build a weekend or evening reading issue
Select a set of saved items and generate a single issue for a reMarkable or Kindle session instead of opening many separate files.
Automate capture from other apps
Use a webhook from Zapier, n8n, IFTTT, Apple Shortcuts, or a custom script to feed articles into Folio from other tools.
Read without a connected e-ink device
Download the generated PDF or EPUB from your library when you do not want device delivery, or when reading on another device.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Combines URLs, newsletters, uploads, browser clipping, sharing, and webhooks into one intake workflow.
- Turns many saved items into one organized digest instead of delivering each article separately.
- Supports both reMarkable and Kindle workflows, with device-specific output formats.
- Offers automatic newsletter forwarding through common email clients.
- Keeps saved articles, generated issues, and the library available after trial cancellation during the trial period.
Cons
- The pricing page at the provided URL returns a 404, so billing details beyond the 7-day free trial are limited in the source set.
- Some device and integration details are documented in how-to pages rather than the main product pages, so core coverage is spread across multiple articles.
- The product is centered on digest-style reading, which may not suit readers who want a full read-it-later app with highlighting and note-taking first.
FAQ
Which e-ink devices does Folio support?
Folio supports reMarkable 1, reMarkable 2, reMarkable Paper Pro, reMarkable Paper Pro Move, reMarkable Paper Pure, Kindle Scribe, Kindle Paperwhite, and most other Kindle models. reMarkable devices receive a PDF tuned for the screen, while Kindle devices receive a reflowable EPUB delivered via Send-to-Kindle.
How do I add content to Folio?
You can add content by pasting a URL, forwarding an email to your unique @myfolio.so address, uploading a .docx, .md, or .txt file, clipping a page with the Chrome extension, using a webhook, or sharing from your phone. The how-to pages and homepage emphasize URL capture, email forwarding, and digest creation as the main workflow.
Can I auto-forward newsletters to Folio?
Yes. You can set up forwarding rules in Gmail, Outlook, or another email client so newsletters are sent automatically to your Folio address. Once configured, matching emails arrive in Folio without manual forwarding.
What does a Folio digest look like?
Folio creates a single, paginated digest with a cover page, linked table of contents, section dividers, and article pages formatted for e-ink screens. Images are extracted and placed inline. Kindle and reMarkable deliveries are automatic when those devices are connected.
What happens after the free trial?
Your subscription starts with a 7-day free trial, and you can cancel anytime during the trial to avoid being charged. Saved articles and generated issues remain in your library.
Quick Facts
- Category
- Productivity / Reading
- Primary output
- Single editorial digest for e-ink reading
- Supported devices
- reMarkable and Kindle models
- Supported capture methods
- URL paste, browser extension, email forwarding, file upload, webhook, phone sharing
- Source domain
- myfolio.so
- Trial
- 7-day free trial
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