Infinity for Reddit+

Docile Alligator

In-app purchases

About this app

Infinity is a beautiful, feature-rich app that offers a smooth Reddit browsing experience. It is completely ad-less; you can browse Reddit without interruptions or distractions. Built by a passionate university student, Infinity is open source. Please check out, support or contribute to the project at https://github.com/Docile-Alligator/Infinity-For-Reddit!

You are required to subscribe inside the app to enjoy Infinity since Reddit now charges for its API service. Thank you for your understanding.

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A subreddit for this app is available: https://www.reddit.com/r/Infinity_For_Reddit/

Highlighted features:

Lazy mode:

Automatic scrolling of posts enables you to enjoy amazing content without moving your thumb.

Multi-account support:

Switch to different accounts instantaneously.

Night theme:

Beautifully designed night theme

Ratings and reviews

By far the best UI for reddit. I've tried a lot of others. It's sad that so many write 1 star reviews over petty nonsense. The fees are reddit's fault, infinity has no choice but to pay. I haven't had any technical issues. I love that I can keep top level comments collapsed so i can read them while the children are hidden, and choose which thread to expand, rather than being bombarded with many layers. I only wish this applied to every layer instead of only the top.

I love the interface and that it's close to the app I used before reddit made third party devices pay but damn it just won't load so often which is really annoying and makes me wish there was a better alternative reply: it still does it man. I'll click on a pic or video and it will go to just a plain black screen with the toolbar for downloading. it's not every post. far from it. it's just so annoying when it does happen since there's no way to see the post

It's okay. I've had no tech issues, but the interface is just clunky to use. When searching for a subreddit I can't find a way to prioritize more popular subreddits, so until the name is very close, a bunch of random low subscriber hookup and AI spammed subs are suggested. It just seems to be designed with a very specific way of navigation in mind, and if you navigate a different way, it's frustrating.

What’s new

Fix immersive interface UI issues.
Fix app crashes on Android <= 6.
Fix downloaded videos having no audio.
Minor bug fixed.