Reddit User Reviews

Customer Experience

Positive experience25.6% of reviews
Neutral4.9% of reviews
Negative experience69.5% of reviews

~ Based on 9,200 written reviews from the US App Store.

What users say

Is Reddit Safe?

Reddit appears safe based on user ratings. AppsHunter Safety Score for Reddit is 96/100.

This assessment is based on 3,498,540 user ratings, with an App Store average of 4.8/5.

Safety Analysis

95.0% of ratings point to a safe experience
1.4% of ratings suggest some concerns
3.6% of ratings point to a risky experience

~ Based on 3,498,540 App Store ratings for Reddit.

Is Reddit Legit?

Reddit appears to be a legitimate app. AppsHunter Legitimacy Score for Reddit is 93/100.

Based on 93 of 100 points across 7 verification signals from App Store and developer data.

Top reviews

Too much nsfw

Too much nsfw

No no. Not good

Bad choices all over the place. Inability for customization or sorting of posts takes everything out of this app that every other one did better.
Can’t organize the left side and am forced the have “Reddit games”

Banned

Reddit is unfair because I launched Aethercore today and it was on fire about to explode and go around the world and you chose out of jealousy to stop that. Your envy cost people their trust and respect so many views….

BAN

This was even worse than the X app. I went through my son’s search history and it was absolutely DISTURBING to see as a mother.

App ruins the reddit experience

Long time user of platform and this app is just atrociously bad and completely ruins the experience for me. Constantly refreshes to push more ads (of which there are many) in your face, so I’m constantly losing what I was looking at/responding to. Can’t even access through an actual mobile browser and forces app usage. Terrible app, get your heads out of your asses.
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Echo chamber and full of Russian & Chinese bots

Reddit has devolved from a community-supported platform to an echo chamber run by foreign actors.

You will be reported if your comment is unpopular.

After 11 years I was auto-banned for breaking a rule that I didn’t actually break.

No

It’s definitely far from the “realest place left on the internet” or whatever the bs slogan is.

I’ll never get your app or make an account. Never ever. no matter how many pop ups you add.

Giving me a pop up only furthers me from ever thinking to engage further on the site.

So useful!

I can plug into any community and talk about ANYTHING. It’s so helpful.

The snide remarks and comments are unfortunate but people hurt so they lash out. But that’s life.

Other than that I sure do love my Reddit families. Cuz that’s what they are!!

Forcing users to use an app is completely unnecessary

Now I never want to use your website again.

Great

Great

No thank you!

First they get rid of Apollo, now they are forcing everyone into their App with making the iOS website experience as bad as possible. Despicable

Stop Pushing the App

The website works just fine! I was already sick of having to request desktop website every time I looked at Reddit for more than .0002 seconds, and now that stupid popup for the app gets in the way THERE, too. It’s just a reminder to stop scrolling that makes me spend LESS time on Reddit. Who thought this was a good idea?
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W goons

Everytime I needa quick goon I download goon then delete an infinite loop

Comment section ads.

Rating 1 star for the comment section ads… designed so as you are collapsing comments in a thread to read through you inevitably click the ad that pops up posing as a comment. Gross. Everything that’s wrong with the modern internet and app experience.

Somehow they continue to delete reviews.

This is being screenshotted with time stamps. Removal will result in a FCC report.

Whoever updated this app did another terrible job. Truly an awful experience. You sit here and wonder why so many of us refuse to do advertising with you. Maybe start by offering a usable app first. Something not designed for accidental clicks.
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Every home page post is 4-5 days old

They removed the ability to sort homepage and now every post I see after refreshing is 4-5days old or an ad. Useless “front page of the internet”

Cool

Would’ve been a 5 if it wasn’t mandatory to add a flair but the site gives it freedom.

App

Reddit basically makes you download the app and I hate that. I wish I could look at Reddit on safari but alas I need the app.

Stupid

I’d say the dumbest thing about Reddit is that you cannot change your number if you no longer have access to it. You can’t even delete the account which is the dumbest thing.

Reddit Rocks

Always has! Sweet memories for me and I hope you love it, too.