Overview
About this application
Minimal, elastic reader client for Reddit, to browse and read Reddit in a comfortable, mobile-friendly, clean way.
<b>Minimal</b>
Aiming for a simple and clean interface, Reeddit cares to show you only the most important information from the posts and comments. No upvotes or points.
<b>Elastic</b>
Reeddit has 3 different elastic layouts - you can use it on any window size. So it’s comfortable to use on a smartphone, tablet or desktop.
<b>Personal</b>
Customize your experience and your front-page, by updating the list of subreddits you want to browse and read.
Additionally, switch from the default 'Classic' theme to the 'Light' or 'Dark' one.
<b>Read-only</b>
Reeddit can be used for browsing subreddits and viewing links and posts and its comments, but not for voting or commenting… for now.
However, the subreddits and channels you add are saved locally, so you don’t lose your customized data.
Reeddit is meant to <i>just read</i> Reddit.
<b>Channels</b>
You can group as many subreddits as you want into a Channel, to browse their links in a single view, instead of having to browse each one separately. This is specially useful when you add subject-related subreddits.
<b>Minimal</b>
Aiming for a simple and clean interface, Reeddit cares to show you only the most important information from the posts and comments. No upvotes or points.
<b>Elastic</b>
Reeddit has 3 different elastic layouts - you can use it on any window size. So it’s comfortable to use on a smartphone, tablet or desktop.
<b>Personal</b>
Customize your experience and your front-page, by updating the list of subreddits you want to browse and read.
Additionally, switch from the default 'Classic' theme to the 'Light' or 'Dark' one.
<b>Read-only</b>
Reeddit can be used for browsing subreddits and viewing links and posts and its comments, but not for voting or commenting… for now.
However, the subreddits and channels you add are saved locally, so you don’t lose your customized data.
Reeddit is meant to <i>just read</i> Reddit.
<b>Channels</b>
You can group as many subreddits as you want into a Channel, to browse their links in a single view, instead of having to browse each one separately. This is specially useful when you add subject-related subreddits.