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A page from Aware Online Academy presenting custom OSINT search tools for investigating Reddit. It describes searching by author, post, title, subreddits, flairs, URLs and NSFW items, and states that no Reddit account is needed to use the tools.
Reddit search page for finding posts, comments, subreddits, and users with advanced filters.
Searches Reddit posts and comments from Pushshift-style archives by user, subreddit, and keyword.
Simple Reddit search interface for finding posts and comments across communities.
A collection of OSINT tools for researching Instagram, Reddit and Snapchat. It includes profile and keyword searches, account analytics, comparison of users, account ID and geolocation tools for Instagram, post and comment searches for Reddit, and username and location video searches for Snapchat. Some tools require the subject's account name.
Searches Reddit comments made by a specific user across public threads.
Reddit Archive is a site for browsing banned subreddits and user profiles using the Pushshift API. Its search forms support special characters, comma-separated subreddits, exclusion with !, and score or comment comparisons. By default it returns 100 posts, the maximum. Sorting by score is often unreliable because Pushshift does not store scores for many items.
Search tool for finding Reddit posts and comments by keyword, subreddit, or user.
API and data project for searching and analyzing large-scale public Reddit posts and comments.
Reddit search interface for quickly finding posts and comments by keyword or community.
Search engine for finding Reddit posts, comments, and discussions across public communities.
Searches Reddit and public archives for removed posts, deleted comments, and moderated content.
Search engine for Reddit posts and comments with filters for keywords, users, and subreddits.
GitHub guide for using the Pushshift API to query Reddit posts, comments, and metadata.
Sink It is a free browser extension that modifies the web versions of Reddit, YouTube, Twitter/X and Google search. For Reddit it adds comment navigation, adaptive dark mode and double-click upvoting, and removes app banners, buttons and ads. The YouTube and Twitter/X extensions are described as coming soon to the App Store.
