Add your books.
Choose files on your phone, or add a web article link to create an EPUB.
PandaSend.Coming soon A calmer way to send books
Send ebooks from your phone to your Kobo over Wi-Fi. Turn web articles into books. Keep your library close.
Coming soon for iPhone & Android

01 / A simpler handoff
A small app. A short setup. Then it’s just you and the book.
Choose files on your phone, or add a web article link to create an EPUB.
Turn on your phone’s hotspot. Connect your Kobo to that hotspot.
Select books in PandaSend. Open its address in your Kobo’s browser and tap a book to download.
02 / A home for good writing
That long read deserves more than another open tab. Add its link to PandaSend and turn it into an EPUB for your e-reader.
Article conversion needs internet. Save it before switching to your hotspot. Some pages may not convert.
03 / Meet your reader
Clear compatibility, before you connect.
Tested with Kobo Libra Colour
Stock device. Built-in browser. No modifications required.
Browser downloads required
Works with readers that support browser downloads. Compatibility varies.
PandaSend does not currently support Kindle transfers.
EPUB · KEPUB · PDF · MOBI · CBZ · CBR · TXT · RTF · HTML
Import support is not a guarantee that every reader can open a file. No DRM removal or conversion of existing ebook formats.
04 / Yours stays yours
Books, covers and reading-ready articles stay in your app’s local storage. Selected files travel directly to the device that downloads them.
Read the privacy policyOpen the app and get to your books.
PandaSend operates without a cloud backend.
A focused utility for a quieter reading routine.
PandaSend is an upcoming iPhone and Android app for sending ebooks from your phone to an e-reader over a local Wi-Fi connection. It also turns web articles into EPUB books. No cloud account is required.
The transfer workflow has been tested on a stock Kobo Libra Colour. Connect your Kobo to the phone’s hotspot, open More → Beta Features → Web Browser, and visit the address shown in PandaSend. Other Kobo models have not been individually verified.
Kindle is not supported. Other readers are offered as Beta: they need a browser that can download files and a reading system that can open the format. Compatibility varies by device and firmware.
Some home and guest Wi-Fi routers isolate devices, even on the same network. Your phone’s hotspot provides a direct local connection. Shared Wi-Fi can also work when the network allows devices to communicate.
PandaSend can import EPUB, KEPUB (.kepub.epub), PDF, MOBI, CBZ, CBR, TXT, RTF and HTML. The e-reader must support the file itself. PandaSend does not remove DRM or convert existing ebook formats.
You do not need a PandaSend account. Sending existing books uses the local network. Converting a web article requires internet to fetch the page and its images. Create the article book before switching to your hotspot.
PandaSend is coming soon for iPhone and Android. The planned launch price is a one-time US$0.99 purchase, with current features included and no subscription. Final pricing and availability will appear in the app stores. There is no public download yet.
Keep PandaSend open until the download finishes. The send screen keeps the display awake, but transfers are not designed to continue in the background. A completed transfer means the file was sent; your reader still needs to import and open it.
Coming soon
PandaSend is getting ready for iPhone and Android. Planned as a one-time US$0.99 purchase, with current features included.
Final local pricing and availability will appear in the app stores.