Local · simple · independent

Keep reading.
Keep your reader.

StillTurns helps you keep good older e-readers useful. DRM-free EPUB books go straight from your Android phone to the reader – no PC, no cloud and no account.

Coming soon on Google PlayHow it works

Android 7.0 or newer · Open Source
The Google Play release is being prepared.

Alternative installation: Download APK manually

1
Choose a book

Open an EPUB on your Android phone.

2
Start the server

StillTurns shows a local Wi-Fi address.

3
Download

Open the address on the reader and tap the book.

Why StillTurns?

The technology can be complicated. Using it should not be.

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Local

Books are processed on your Android device and served over your local Wi-Fi. No account and no StillTurns cloud.

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Simple

StillTurns handles the legacy format. You choose the book and download it on the reader.

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Open

Source code is available. No ads, no tracking and no requirement to stay inside a closed ecosystem.

Good hardware deserves to stay useful.

StillTurns is being built for e-readers that still work well but are increasingly left behind by modern platforms.

Our first reference device is the first-generation Kindle Paperwhite. More real-device compatibility tests are planned.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a PC or USB cable?

No. StillTurns runs on Android. The phone and e-reader only need to be on the same local Wi-Fi network.

Are my books uploaded to a cloud?

No. Processing and transfer are local.

Which books can StillTurns process?

The first release focuses on DRM-free EPUB files. For older Kindle devices, StillTurns creates a legacy MOBI6 file.

Does StillTurns work with library or other DRM-protected books?

The first release does not remove or bypass DRM. Any future library integration is intended to use official, licence-compliant interfaces only.

How is the website language selected?

Only from your browser's preferred language. If German is preferred, the German template is shown; otherwise English. No IP-based geolocation is used.

Your reader still works.

It should not stop being useful just because a platform moved on.

Google Play – coming soon

As soon as the store listing is live, this button will link directly to Google Play.

Or download the APK manually