I **love** my Paperwhite (OK, and also my Colorsoft, Oasis, and Scribe V2, don't tell my wife), but getting manga onto it has always been a pain. Calibre is great but clunky, and KCC requires plugging in cables which I hate doing.

I spent the last few weekends building a desktop app to automate this. Here's what it does : 

* watches my manga folder 
* creates a library of your titles with read status, sending status, chapter/volume list
* grabs high-res covers and metadata from AniList so they look good on the lockscreen
* wirelessly delivers optimized files to the device. 
* automatically sends new chapters when they're added to folders

I've put several features to ease the delivery (splitting volumes, name on cover, optimisation of size and resolution, etc ...). It's compatible with all current Kindle models, and works according to the one (or several) devices you want to send the mangas to. 

Just finished the "Batch Send" feature (sent 20 volumes of One Piece in one click).

I'm looking for testers that could both be technical and used to KCC and other delivery methods, but also people that have no technical knowledge but love manga and would like to try that on Kindle. 

  
**You can register on** [**www.mangasendr.com**](http://www.mangasendr.com/) **for the free beta. I'll send the first batch of invites in a few days while I'm ironing a few bugs here and there, but I'm nearing a launch version.** 

Feel free to let me know your impressions or any features you'd like to see on MangaSendr ! 

I built an app to wirelessly get your manga on kindle, the easiest way ever. Looking for testers.