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Readdit Later is a Chrome extension that turns your Reddit saved posts from a forgotten list into a library you actually use. AI auto-categorization files every save the moment you make it, instant search retrieves any post in seconds, and scheduled auto-export sends your research to Notion, CSV, or Markdown. Your best finds are always where you work, not buried in Reddit.

Every time you save a Reddit post, Readdit Later reads its content and automatically places it in the right collection. A machine learning post goes to Programming, a recipe to Recipes. You never sort a single post manually, and finding anything later takes seconds instead of scrolling. Your library stays organized no matter how fast you save. Read more about how auto-categorization works.

Yes. Set it once and your saves automatically flow to Notion, CSV, Markdown, or JSON on a daily, weekly, or monthly schedule. Your Reddit research arrives in the tools where you actually work, formatted, labeled, and ready to use, without you lifting a finger.

It starts where bookmark managers stop. Yes, it organizes and searches your saves, but it also gives you an AI agent that acts on your library in plain English (search, summarize, label, export, delete in one sentence), auto-categorizes every save by topic, resurfaces forgotten posts daily, exports to Notion on a schedule, and connects to AI tools like Claude and Cursor through MCP. It's closer to an AI-powered personal knowledge base than a bookmark folder.

Readdit Later never asks for your Reddit password. It reads your saved posts using the Reddit session you're already logged into in your browser, the same data Reddit shows you on your saved page. No API keys, no extra logins, and the extension never sees, stores, or transmits your credentials. Log out of reddit.com and it disconnects. Full details are in the privacy policy.

Your saves are always yours. On the Free plan, every save is visible for the first 7 days after you install the extension; after that, only your latest 100 are shown. So if you downgrade more than a week after installing, you'll see your latest 100 straight away. Labels and notes you've added are preserved and nothing is ever deleted. Upgrade again anytime to see your full library. See what each tier includes in the plan comparison.

Yes, you can cancel your subscription at any time from the extension's subscription settings, through the Dodo Payments customer portal, or by emailing support. You'll keep access until the end of your current billing period and won't be charged again. Lifetime and Basic are one-time payments, so there's nothing to cancel. Billing details for every plan are on the pricing page.

Readdit Later syncs your saves directly through your Reddit account, so it works regardless of which Reddit interface you use. Your saved posts are pulled from your account, not scraped from a specific URL.

For most users, the first sync completes in 1-3 minutes. If you have thousands of saved posts it may take a few minutes longer. After that, background sync keeps everything current automatically. No manual refreshes ever needed. The setup walkthrough video shows the whole flow.

Browser bookmarks give you a flat, unsorted list. Great for saving, terrible for finding anything later. Readdit Later syncs your entire Reddit save history on day one, then lets you search, filter, and retrieve any post in seconds. AI summaries tell you what each post is about without opening it, smart labels keep everything organized, and auto-export moves your research to Notion or CSV. It's the difference between hoarding links and actually using what you saved. See the full Readdit Later vs. Reddit bookmarks comparison.

Yes. The $59 Lifetime deal is founding-member pricing that won't last. As we ship more features and grow the user base, the price will rise. Anyone who locks in now pays once, with no recurring charges, and keeps every Lifetime feature plus future updates to them. The longer you wait, the more you'll pay for the same tool. See the full pricing breakdown.

Readdit Later gives you multiple ways to go from a chaotic pile to a structured library in minutes: add custom labels, tell the AI agent to "create a collection of my finance posts" and it builds one instantly, use AI-suggested tags, or group and filter by subreddit, label, and month (free on every plan). The result is you can find any post by topic instead of scrolling through hundreds of saves. Step-by-step: how to organize Reddit bookmarks.

Yes. With one-click Notion export, your best Reddit finds move into your existing Notion workflow with formatting and metadata intact. Set up scheduled auto-export and your saves flow to Notion daily, weekly, or monthly without you doing anything. Notion export is included with the Lifetime plan ($59 one-time) and the Basic plan ($39 one-time), along with Markdown (Obsidian-ready), Readwise, and Pocket. Pro includes CSV, JSON, HTML, TXT, PDF, and Bookmarks exports, but not Notion. The Free plan and the free trial don't include export.

No. Deleting a post from your Readdit Later library only removes it from the extension. Your Reddit saved posts are never modified - Readdit Later treats your Reddit account as read-only. You can clean up your library as aggressively as you want without affecting your Reddit saves.

Yes. Readdit Later works on any Chromium-based browser including Google Chrome, Brave, Microsoft Edge, and Arc. Install it from the Chrome Web Store and it works identically across all supported browsers.

Yes. Remember that React tutorial you saved 6 months ago? Find it in 3 seconds. Readdit Later provides instant search across your entire save history. Filter by keyword, subreddit, date range, post type, or label. Search is free and unlimited on every plan, including Free. You can also just tell the AI chat agent what you're looking for in plain English and it retrieves it. No more scrolling through hundreds of saves hoping to spot the right one. Learn how to search your old Reddit saves.