Reddit

reddit Inc.

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About this app

Reddit is the place where people come together to have the most authentic and interesting conversations on the internet—Where gaming communities, nostalgic internet forums, bloggers, meme-makers, and fandoms mingle alongside video streamers, support groups, news junkies, armchair experts, seasoned professionals, and artists and creators of all types.

With over 100,000 communities about every topic you could think of (and a few you’d probably never think of if it wasn’t for the creativity of strangers on the internet), Reddit is the place where you can dive into anything and connect with people on any topic.

A few things you’ll find on Reddit…

■ Thousands of communities
Whether you're into breaking news, sports, TV fan theories, or a never-ending stream of the internet's cutest animals, there's a community on Reddit for you.
■ Laughs, lols, and plenty of ridiculousness
Lose track of vast amounts of time as you find memes, bananas for scale, bread stapled to trees, cat videos, and more of the absurd and oddly absorbing.
■ Discussions that will draw you in
The real action is always in the comments. Reddit’s discussion threads are where community members jump in to provide commentary, humor, and insight.
■ Answers to questions you’re too afraid to ask in public
Recipes, street fashion, career help, fitness plans, and more—find ideas and inspiration for whatever you want to do.
■ Live video streams, chats, and talks
Want to know what people are doing right now? Streaming videos, live chats, and live audio conversations give you a variety of ways to connect with people in the moment.
■ Crowd-sourced points of view on just about everything
Product reviewers, music critics, sports fans, or doge enthusiasts—find people that obsess and care about whatever it is you’re interested in.
■ Anonymous profiles so you can do you
On Reddit, you (not your job, number of friends, or social status) define who you are.
■ Lots and lots of cats

Reddit Premium:
Purchase Reddit Premium and enjoy an ads-free experience, 700 coins for every month you’re subscribed, and access to premium avatar gear, r/lounge, custom app icons, and more.

Payment will be charged on a recurring monthly or annual basis to your Google Play account. Your monthly or annual Premium subscription will automatically renew unless you cancel at least 24 hours before your subscription ends. Cancel anytime in your device’s Account Settings. No partial refunds.

Privacy Policy: https://www.redditinc.com/policies/privacy-policy
User Agreement: https://www.redditinc.com/policies/user-agreement
Content Policy: https://www.redditinc.com/policies/content-policy

Download the official Reddit app today.

Ratings and reviews

For the last two weeks, the app has experienced considerable slowdown. It takes forever to load a page and whenever I want to see a community it says "cannot view community." Since the last update yesterday, reddit doesn't work at all. Only a blank screen shows up. I tried reinstalling the app, but now it won't let me sign and and says "something has gone wrong" when I want to reset the password. The browser version is no better. What gives?

Have been using it for several years now. I don't mind the interface changes, but there's several very noticeable bugs that the developers have just neglected completely. I know Reddit has a fairly limited budget, so it makes sense that their app isn't as polished, but these are bugs that have been around for a long time that severely affect the user experience, and yet the development team keeps focusing on adding new features or changing the UI instead of just fixing them.. not great.

Since the last update, the scrolling has become very slow. It doesn't run smoothly like every other app. The continuous scrolling seems to be gone. You can swipe the screen fast and it comes to a dead stop instead of slowly stopping. I really hate this. I'm not on an old phone either- s22 ultra, where every other part of this phone is buttery smooth.

What's new

Hit that update button for the freshest, shiniest, memey-ist (?) version of the Reddit app.