It's not likely to happen for any other formats, as in order to add the stamp, our Stamper program leverages certain design-oriented features (layering and compositing) inherent to the PDF file spec itself, and PDF is by far the most popular format for eBooks, so it was worth the investment in Development resources to program the stamping application for it specifically.
Other eBook formats either have no built-in provisions to add a layer and composite that back into the original content, and/or they have minuscule market share, so even if it were possible to program a Stamper for any of those formats, there'd be hardly anyone interested in using it. We have to dedicate our development resources where they will provide the greatest cost/benefit payoff for the most users.