Which devices work with Kevra
Phone, tablet, Android e-readers, Kobo, Xteink, Kindle and KOReader: what Kevra does on each one.
Kevra works on several devices with the same account, and your progress follows you from one to another. But it doesn't do the same on all of them: here's the summary.
iPhone, iPad and Android
The full app, from the App Store or Google Play: books, comics, PDFs and audiobooks, your clouds and servers, the reading companion, Community, stats and widgets. It's also where you connect your other readers.
On iPhone you can't turn pages with the volume buttons (iOS doesn't allow it); on Android you can.
Android e-ink readers (Boox, PocketBook, Meebook…)
It's the same app from Google Play. On these devices it switches by itself to a mode designed for e-ink: pure black and white, bigger text and nothing that moves. The physical buttons turn pages. More in E-ink mode.
Kobo (beta)
A Kevra app you install on your Kobo from our website, alongside the Kobo's own software. It's still in beta and only works on Kobos running version 4 of their software. See Kobo.
Xteink
Xteink's pocket readers, with CrossPoint (a free system for them) and the Kevra plugin. They only read EPUB. See Xteink (CrossPoint).
KOReader and other apps
If you already read with KOReader (on a Kobo, PocketBook, Android or a jailbroken Kindle) or with another app that supports OPDS catalogs, you can connect it to Kevra to download your books and sync where you are. See KOReader.
Kindle
You can't install Kevra on a stock Kindle: Amazon doesn't allow it. What you can do is email your books to it from Kevra. See Kindle.
Kevra Reader
It's our own e-reader, which we're testing. It's not for sale. See Kevra Reader.
How many devices can I use?
Plus plan: on the free plan, your reading syncs on up to 2 devices. With Plus or Pro, on as many as you like. More in Plans.
My device isn't listed?
Write to us and tell us which one it is (see Contact us). Many work with KOReader or with the Android app.
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