Setup

Set up Sendle

A few minutes, once. Sendle runs as a Claude Code plugin — here's how to install it, authorize it, and send your first long read to your Kindle.

1. 1

   Create your Sendle account

   Sign in at sendle.app with your email — no password to remember. (You can also skip ahead: the plugin's first connect signs you in and creates the account if it's new.)

   Get started →

2. 2

   Install the plugin in Claude Code

   In the Claude Code terminal, run these three commands — add the plugin marketplace, install Sendle, then activate it without a restart. The first time you ask for something, a browser opens to authorize — sign in and approve, once. No token to paste, nothing else to configure.

   /plugin marketplace add vereal-app/sendle-plugin

   /plugin install sendle

   /reload-plugins

   Prefer clicking? The Claude desktop app installs the same plugin from Customize → Plugins (Add marketplace → vereal-app/sendle-plugin) — it authorizes in the browser the same way. In Claude Cowork, add https://api.sendle.app/mcp as a custom connector instead.

3. 3

   Add your Kindle email and approve the sender

   On the Account page, set your Kindle's @kindle.com address. Then add Sendle's sender address to Amazon's approved list, or deliveries bounce — the page shows you the exact address and walks you through it.

   How delivery and the allow-list work →

4. 4

   Send your first read

   Back in Claude Code, just ask in plain words: “add the summary above to sendle” collects a passage into a book, and “send notes.md to my Kindle” sends a local Markdown or HTML file straight through. It arrives on your Kindle as a clean EPUB.

   See it in real conversations →

Sendle's plugin is open source — view it on GitHub →