Name: Reddit
Rating: 4.642315 (3968484 reviews)
Author: reddit Inc.

Discover communities for every passion. Authentic conversations, real people

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Reddit is the largest and most diverse online community platform where millions connect over shared passions, ideas, and experiences. With over 100,000 communities spanning topics like gaming, news, memes, and more, it offers something for everyone. Users can participate anonymously, join discussions, ask questions, and enjoy entertaining content, including AMAs with celebrities and experts. The platform's unique voting system boosts valuable contributions and personalizes the feed. Reddit Premium enhances the experience with an ad-free interface and extra features, making it the ultimate destination to discover and engage authentically on the web.

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By:

reddit Inc.

Downloads:

194,489,260 437.38K

Rating:

4.64

(3,968,484) 16,318 new ratings

Version:

2025.23.1 Last updated: 2025-06-16

Version code:

2523110

Creation date:

2016-04-06

Permissions:

android.permission.ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION
android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE
android.permission.ACCESS_WIFI_STATE
android.permission.CAMERA
android.permission.DETECT_SCREEN_CAPTURE
android.permission.FLASHLIGHT
android.permission.FOREGROUND_SERVICE
android.permission.FOREGROUND_SERVICE_DATA_SYNC
android.permission.INTERNET
android.permission.MODIFY_AUDIO_SETTINGS

Size:

110.49MB

Email:

an*****@reddit.com

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Google Play Store

Updated:

6 hours ago

Ranking

# 627 ▲ 1

Other rankings

#10 in Social (Free) ▼ 1

#49 in Social (Gross) ▲ 2

#121 in Application (Free) ▼ 23

#121 in Top free ▼ 22

#1 in reddit keyword 46

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User reviews

Users consistently report the Reddit Android app is buggy, slow, and lacks important features formerly available in third-party apps. Navigation is confusing, with problematic back button behavior and difficulty returning home. Notifications and chat features often malfunction. Videos and images frequently fail to load properly, and ads are intrusive. Many users prefer the website or browser app due to these issues, highlighting poor user experience and frequent crashes. Despite offering access to Reddit content, the app's stability and usability problems make it frustrating for many users.

Pros

Provides access to Reddit content including posts and videos.
Allows users to follow and get notifications from groups or communities they are interested in.
Has features for browsing, viewing images and videos, and commenting on posts.
Offers native app experience for Reddit compared to browser usage.
Supports basic user functionalities like saving posts and participating in discussions.

Cons

Frequent bugs and crashes including slow loading times and videos that buffer indefinitely.
Poor navigation and user interface issues such as confusing back button behavior and difficult access to home screen.
Many important features from third-party apps are missing or removed, including text search, comment quoting, drafts, and better filtering options.
Inconsistent or broken features such as notifications, chat/messaging, and saving posts not always working.
Excessive and intrusive ads disrupting user experience, often designed to look like posts.
Links from emails or external apps often don't open correctly in the app, leading users to use browsers instead.
Multiple reviewers mention privacy or security concerns with links opening in a simulated browser rather than external trusted apps.

Recent reviews

Reddit tanked third party apps because they're unable to make a good one for themselves. Edit: it's only gotten worse. There's no way to view a custom feed after making it, there's no way to automatically filter out posts based on flair or based on keywords in the title, and the video player has only gotten worse. Edit again: had to download this app to see a link someone sent but it doesn't open links properly so I uninstalled it again.

Ga*****, 2025-01-28

The browser is better. This app literally will not open links from the Reddit daily email, it just keeps refreshing the home page. The only way to access the links in the email is to open with browser. The browser also allows for text search within a post but this app does not. Surprisingly inferior experience for a first party forum app.