THE PUBLIC REDDIT HISTORY EXPLORER

Every conversation.
A bigger picture.
Dig a little deeper.

Follow the history, connect the conversations,
and discover the communities behind a Reddit
username. Your curiosity, with more context.

Public archives. No Reddit login needed.

BUILT FOR YOUR CURIOSITYArctic ShiftPullPush50 communitiesCSV + JSON

Your Reddit research.
One place.

Public history, community search, and a workspace that keeps it together.
RedRadish brings posts, comments, activity, and exports into one clear view.

YOUR SEARCH, YOUR SCOPE
A wider view. A sharper focus.
◎ All subreddits◉ Selected communities
r/technology ✓r/science ✓r/books ✓r/AskReddit ✓r/space ✓+ your communities
EXPLORE WITH FOCUS

The conversations
you care about.

Search across every community, or choose up to 50 subreddits. Add them one at a time or bring your own list with a CSV.

  • ✓ All communities or a selection you control
  • ✓ Clear date, content and source filters
  • ✓ One place for posts and comments
A WORKSPACE OF YOUR OWN

Pick up where
curiosity left off.

Create an account to keep your useful searches and community collections together. Your starting points, ready when you return.

  • ✓ Save searches to your personal account
  • ✓ Reuse your favourite subreddit collections
  • ✓ Access your workspace on another device
MAKE IT YOURS
↧history.csvYour filtered, loaded records
POSTSCOMMENTSSOURCES
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Or take it as JSONWith query and coverage details
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SEE MORE. TAKE IT WITH YOU.

From a thread
to the bigger picture.

Explore activity over time, see which communities appear in the results, and export exactly the records you have filtered.

  • ✓ Activity timelines and community breakdowns
  • ✓ CSV and JSON exports you can keep
  • ✓ Visible sources and search coverage
50communities in one selection
2public archive sources
Your pace.Pause, continue, and go deeper.
MORE CONTEXT. LESS GUESSWORK.

Every search starts
with a little curiosity.

Archives can have gaps, delays and missing records. RedRadish makes the coverage visible, so you can see what your results actually represent.

FOLLOW THE THREAD

Your guide to going deeper.

  1. Choose your starting point.

    Explore a user's history or public communities. Search all subreddits, choose up to 50, or import a CSV of subreddit names.

  2. Keep exploring.

    Archives load in pages. Load more or start a deep scan; you can pause and continue. Source errors and coverage remain visible.

  3. Make sense of it.

    Filter the loaded text, sort by score and explore activity charts. Charts describe only fetched records.

  4. Keep your starting points.

    An account saves your searches and community collections. Export filtered records to CSV or JSON.

Requests run two at a time. Scans pause after 120 requests. An archive reaching its end does not prove a complete Reddit history.