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Funny cat photos, trending news stories, and the best discussions on the internet—these are just a few of the awesome things the official Reddit app does best.
On Reddit, there’s a community for every subject imaginable: your favorite sports team, relationship advice, memes, the latest in news and politics—all in real time.
And if you like gifs (or jifs, jiffys, glyphs, ifs, however you choose to mispronounce it), we’re positive you'll love it.
What’s that you say, girl? “What about a community dedicated solely to images of cats standing on their hind legs?”
We got that, too.
Whether you’re into movies or space travel, baking or weight training, cheesy dad jokes or more NSFW humor, world news or Hollywood gossip—or all of the above—you can instantly share your content and ideas with an audience of millions.
We’re not saying Reddit is like all your favorite apps put together. But if we were saying that, we’d tell you it has:
• the trendy headlines of Twitter
• the educational content of Quora
• the viral pics of Memebase and Imgur
• the jokesters of Tumblr
• the lols of 9GAG and theCHIVE
• the cringeworthy personal stories of FML and Fail Blog
• the rage comics of fourchan
• and the powerful, human stories found only on Reddit.
(Oops, we went full circle.)
So the next time you’re bored and need a break—wait, you’re bored right now? Why are you still reading this? Download the app already!
Those cats won’t stand on their hind legs forever...
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4.4
81,560 total
5 49,551
4 22,557
3 4,697
2 2,211
1 2,544
Kristen Harper
Reddit nerd I am a nerd who loves the internet. Should take a star away because people keep sending me memes I've already seen on reddit months prior. I am too well informed, I get the news I want, it's perfect. The app force closes on me a lot when I'm viewing gifs, but hard to tell an app issue or phone issue
Jacob Day
Pretty good It's good for a mobile app. Only thing I don't like is that it loses a lot of functionality when compared to the desktop version. I understand this is inevitable but some of the features could possibly be implemented, such as saving pictures without opening it in a browser, or viewing pictures in landscape which I seem to have trouble with. App keeps asking me to rate it even after Ive already rated it. Bye bye 4th star.
Sean Bone
Great app Moved from reddit is fun to the official app and am pleased with the change. Not much is different so I don't feel lost browsing through it. Subscribing is easy and the interface on the front page is nice. I like that cards for images is standard and has a nice layout for browsing comments as well as directing into the sub the post was from. No problems so far.
Rob Flower
Improving with time Generally a good app. Few more things to iron out. In particular certain gifs not loading properly and pictures getting trimmed occasionally. This may not be entirely down to the app though. Has improved in the time I've been using it so these are less of an issue than they were.
Ryan Richman
Best Reddit App; Room for Improvement App is great, generally speaking, but I still have problems with the app crashing randomly throughout the day. Also, there is no option to see my past comments directly. When I view my comment history and click on a comment it brings me to the entire comment thread and I have to scroll down and hunt for mine. Other than that, definitely the best Reddit app to date.
Robert Stone
Tends to crash sporadically. I don't mind the ads so much but it's always the same one ad they have running at the moment. I like the autoplay for gifs, and the layout is handled very well. I'd spend a lot more time on this app if it didn't crash every time I use it.
User reviews
Reddit nerd I am a nerd who loves the internet. Should take a star away because people keep sending me memes I've already seen on reddit months prior. I am too well informed, I get the news I want, it's perfect. The app force closes on me a lot when I'm viewing gifs, but hard to tell an app issue or phone issue
Pretty good It's good for a mobile app. Only thing I don't like is that it loses a lot of functionality when compared to the desktop version. I understand this is inevitable but some of the features could possibly be implemented, such as saving pictures without opening it in a browser, or viewing pictures in landscape which I seem to have trouble with. App keeps asking me to rate it even after Ive already rated it. Bye bye 4th star.
Great app Moved from reddit is fun to the official app and am pleased with the change. Not much is different so I don't feel lost browsing through it. Subscribing is easy and the interface on the front page is nice. I like that cards for images is standard and has a nice layout for browsing comments as well as directing into the sub the post was from. No problems so far.
Improving with time Generally a good app. Few more things to iron out. In particular certain gifs not loading properly and pictures getting trimmed occasionally. This may not be entirely down to the app though. Has improved in the time I've been using it so these are less of an issue than they were.
Best Reddit App; Room for Improvement App is great, generally speaking, but I still have problems with the app crashing randomly throughout the day. Also, there is no option to see my past comments directly. When I view my comment history and click on a comment it brings me to the entire comment thread and I have to scroll down and hunt for mine. Other than that, definitely the best Reddit app to date.
Tends to crash sporadically. I don't mind the ads so much but it's always the same one ad they have running at the moment. I like the autoplay for gifs, and the layout is handled very well. I'd spend a lot more time on this app if it didn't crash every time I use it.
Constant freezing Could not type in text fields, homepage froze, then I found I couldn't use the app switch button on my phone and the app would randomly open up whilst I was in other apps! Going back to bacon reader.
App slows down, then hangs, and then crashes. Also, the animation when you close a comment chain also leads to slowing down of the app. Links to other subreddits don't work now. I'm using it in Night mode. Everything was fine before this update.
dosent work says pages im trying to find dont exist. can find them on real reddit just fine. thanks for blowing me up with pop up adds to download your non functioning app jerks.
Clean, simple app I love how easy it is to navigate. Though, honestly the iOS version is a little more intuitive than the android version. I only have two issues with it is that it crashes pretty often and when I tab out of the app and then back in it puts me back to the front page instead of 200 pages down which is mildly infuriating.
It works well enough for my purposes One thing that seems to be a problem is the r/gif page won't always play the gif even when I click on it.
This app is much easier to use than the previous one I had. I actually prefer the layout of this app to the actual website layout. The app is simple and intuitive. It's crashed a handful of time but I believe each time was due to a web server malfunction.
The Greatest The Internet was great when it was created in the 90s, but it's true potential has been unleashed and can am be found in this one stop app. No click bait, no annoying ads, just people posting stories, art, music, news, and anything else to people that share their same interests.
Decent Previews are an improvement over RiF, which I was using before. -1 Star because it's a little clunky sometimes to open the comments without opening the link and vice versa, plus it occasionally crashes when opening an external link and then I lose my place/weep.
Missing some key features The app is okay, but honestly it is worse than other, non-official, apps. It's missing several features that others have. For example, if you want to go to a specific subreddit: on reddit is fun, as you start typing it will automatically search while you type. With this app you have to type the whole name exactly. Also, the app crashes for no reason every 15 minutes or so.
Reddit = 5, App = 4, Web = 3 I really love reddit! But the App need some more features. Also, I haven't found some app-features in the online version, like searching inside a subreddit and viewing your upvoted posts...
A good app I like the Reddit app, and for the most part it serves as a useful medium to easily browse on mobile. Sometimes, it crashes and an error notification will pop up, but it is only a minor inconvenience. All in all, a good way to browse on mobile, and patches do bring noticeable improvement.
Great app. Had issues with the RIF app crashing so I finally switched over. This app is great and easy to use. Only thing I wish it did is open the imgur pics win you click on the window like the RIF APP did.
Decent Couldn't figure out how to switch it to a dark theme and I didn't get a reply when I emailed support. No big deal, but it also crashes a lot. I'll stick with Reddit is Fun for now!
Simple Just what the title says. App is easy to use. My only complaint is that if I close the app it starts me back at the top when I reopen it. It's convenient sometimes, but not all the time.
Good but seriously needs to support .gifs properly Namely gfycat, but most .gif players seem to be broken more times than not, with gfycat normally only playing the first 2 seconds before freezing
Pretty good but buggy at times Overall the app is pretty solid. Quick, responsive, etc. But whenever I go to pages with charts (specifically for me the leagueoflegends subreddit with game breakdowns) the charts are all messed up and unreadable. Have to switch to mobile browser to be able to see them.
Good, but flawed I moved from reddit is fun and I like that some things are pre-loaded. Feels much more mobile friendly, however as I scroll down I keep getting "reddit has stopped" I have no idea why but it happens every time I use the app
Mobile reddit is great when home wifi connection drops. I feel it's better in some aspects compared to the desktop site. My ISP is local, so the reliability isn't the best. So when I need my reddit fix and only have LTE, this app is great on a small screen.
Reddit has stopped working. "Reddit has stopped working" is the messege I get everytime I scroll about 30 posts down, the I lose my place on the page and have to start from the top again when I re-open the app. Great site though.
Probably the worst. Just joined and thought it would be cool but every post i upload ends by being removed because of lame reason that account is less than 4 weeks old. Glad that facebook doesn't do anything like that. Highly stupid rules and regulation. 👎
The male equivalent of Pinterest. Really awesome for news, sports, and other niches that someone would have. The app crashed sometimes and it's really annoying. But altogether it's a pretty solid app.
App froze I love that it makes checking out reddit so convenient, but the damn thing froze on me and I had to uninstall and reinstall it. Not a huge deal, but just annoying.
Great app Use it frequently, with very few issues. The only real issue that needs to be corrected is the lack of a flair feature, requiring you to log into a desktop to add.
VERY LACKING Add "copy plaintext url" to share menu. Also add "sort comments by oldest first"
Crashes I love the app but it crashes far too often and comments load way too slow, please optimize! Still crashes a lot on the Nexus 6p
Not a good start. "That subreddit only allows text posts" on a subreddit that clearly allows images
It's Redit. Not really REDDIT. I like it, don't get me wrong, but it repeats post and it has ads. I understand it helps Reddit get money which I'm totally for, but they're just smack dab in the middle of the screen. Besides those issues it's Reddit so of course I love it.
Cant get preview picture? works smooth except no picture preview on my phone think my setting are right. and some times the threads can get stuck in loops
Awesome App!! I love Reddit, the content is amazing. The app works most of the time, sometimes it gets hangs after long viewing, till then 4 stars.
Good app, does occasionally crash Seems to work pretty well and overall I like it. It does occasionally crash, which helps remind me to take a break from reddit from time to time
No major complaints Still trying to figure out how to subscribe to threads and a few other things, but the interface is simple enough. Would also be nice to have a list of subreddits drop down from the search bar to aid in finding things.
Love it. Use frequently. Basic use is simple and fun. Some of the features took experimentation to find but are now easy and useful. I use reddit to learn, debate, and just sometimes to get a laugh. Highly recommend the app.
Great - needs a few fixes but very addictive I would have given a 5 if the app were more similar to the web version. You cant flair on app, you cant contact mods etc. It is great though.
Hey, that's pretty good! At least the UI is. Clicking on wikis is a headache, and makes my phone unusable for a good 2 minutes. Glitchy when it comes to that.
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What's New
1.7.3:
* Added animations for expanding, collapsing, and loading more comments
* Your comment replies and edits now render inline immediately after submission, keeping your place
* Fixed issue where gifs would stop playing when comments were expanded/collapsed
* Fixed issue where clicking “Load More” wouldn’t show proper comment hierarchy
* Improved app startup time
Additional information
Updated
August 31, 2016
Size
4.1M
Installs
1,000,000 - 5,000,000
Current Version
1.7.3
Requires Android
4.0.3 and up
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