Anywhere KOReader runs: Kobo, Kindle, PocketBook, Boox and other Android readers, reMarkable, Linux and macOS. Install KOReader first; Seekquel does not connect to the Kindle or Kobo software itself.
Yes, and they all send to the same books. Settings, Integrations lists each device with its last sync, and you can disconnect any of them there.
No. Every integration on this page is free on every account.
Not on its own. Seekquel works with KOReader, which installs on Kobo readers and on Kindles that allow it. Seekquel does not connect to the Kindle or Kobo software itself.
Anywhere KOReader runs: Kindle, Kobo, PocketBook, Cervantes, reMarkable, Android, Linux and macOS. KOReader must already be on the device; the add-on does not install it.
No, but you get less. KOReader's own progress sync can point at Seekquel with an address and key typed on the reader. It carries your place, and pages read after a book's first sync count towards your streak, but reading time, finished books and highlights need the add-on. Both share one key and device entry, so adding the add-on later needs no new setup.
From KOReader's own page statistics, not a timer of ours. One page never counts for more than two minutes, a ceiling you can change in KOReader, and time asleep is not counted. Days follow your Seekquel account's time zone, so offline reading lands on the day it happened.
It waits for you. The first time you open a file, Seekquel asks which book it is and remembers your answer. If it is not in the catalogue, it becomes your own private book. No reading time or highlights are sent for an unlinked file, but nothing is lost: your place is held and everything catches up once you answer.
Yes, switch by switch, from the reader or from Seekquel: reading time, highlights, status changes, marking a book finished at the end, syncing while you read, and the sync interval. Turning Wi-Fi on to sync is off by default, so your radio stays off until you connect.
No, but you only copy it once. The Seekquel menu offers each newer version and checks the download before replacing anything, so a dropped connection leaves your copy untouched. It only downloads from the server address that device is set to.
Yes to both. The add-on is AGPL-3.0, like KOReader, and the source is on GitHub. Tools, Seekquel, Server address points it anywhere you like.
Get it on your phone.
Scan the QR or tap a store badge. Free on iPhone and Android.