Great start with some issues
Great to have a native app that works well. Two issues I found are: scrolling comments is super laggy and the home feed seems to show the same stories after refresh (unlike the website).
Stay away. Feels like AI slop, privacy claims don’t make any sense
It’s free and kinda works to scroll through subs a bit. But there are many broken things and their updates are not helping. To name a few: Scrolling is rather unresponsive, the video UX is horrible, stuff can’t be copied from comments, opening search results crashes the app, picture posts above a certain height are being cropped on the top and bottom, links can’t be checked/copied before opening. With each update, new things break. The claims regarding privacy don’t make any sense too. If one signs in with an account, there’s no way to protect against tracking or so.
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Awesome App
Thanks for working on it and keeping it free.
Nice
This is way better than the official Reddit app. The customization is deep, including themes, text size, density, spacing, and even comment transitions, so it actually feels like your own app instead of a generic template. Multi-column browsing on iPad is great for reading side by side, and media viewing like galleries, GIFs, and videos is smooth. Managing messages and the mod queue without switching apps is a nice bonus if you moderate anything.
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Feels like AI slop
It’s free and kinda works to scroll through subs a bit. But there are many broken things. To name a few: Scrolling is rather unresponsive, the video UX is horrible, stuff can’t be copied from comments, opening search results crashes the app, picture posts above a certain height are being cropped on the top and bottom, links can’t be checked/copied before opening.
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