Infinity for Reddit+

Docile Alligator

In-app purchases

About this app

Infinity gives you a clean, fast, and highly customizable Reddit experience without ads or distractions. Everything stays organized, responsive, and under your control.

Infinity is open source and focuses on performance, privacy, and transparency, so you always know what you’re getting and how it works. You can check out the source code here: https://github.com/Docile-Alligator/Infinity-For-Reddit

Reddit, your way

• Create and manage custom feeds
• Download images, GIFs, videos, and galleries
• Post text, images, videos, GIFs, galleries, and polls
• Embed images and GIFs in posts and comments

Anonymous browsing

Infinity includes a full-fledged anonymous mode, not just logged-out browsing.
• Browse without linking activity to your account
• Store votes, saves, and hides locally on your device
• Subscribe to subreddits and users anonymously
• Create custom feeds that only you can see
• Keep your activity separate

Powerful filtering

• Filter posts and comments by keywords, content type, subreddit, and more
• Control what shows up in your feed

Customization

• Theme the app the way you like with plenty of options
• Adjust layout and behavior
• Customize the app to match your own preferences

Due to recent changes to Reddit’s API, a subscription is now required to use Infinity. Your support helps keep the app ad-free, privacy-focused, and actively maintained.

r/Infinity_For_Reddit is a place to share feature requests, report bugs, and stay up to date with the latest news: https://www.reddit.com/r/Infinity_For_Reddit/

Help translate this app: https://poeditor.com/join/project/b2IRyfaJv6

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.

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.

Edit: after initial issues with the subscription, I had quickly requested a refund, but after a really fast developer response, and no more issues, I was unable to cancel the refund request. So, re-purchased at the next-higher subscription tier and am really liking this app! If anyone is looking for a nice clean reddit app, this seems like a fantastic choice.

What’s new

Minor bugs fixed.