Until 2016, Reddit did not have an official mobile app. When it finally saw the light of day, it had some glaring issues, some that remain unresolved to this day. One of the biggest problems that users have with the official Reddit app is that it sends unnecessary notifications, from subreddits they aren’t even subscribed to. Luckily, there are a bunch of third-party apps for Reddit that have existed since before the official app arrived on the scene. These apps offer a superior browsing experience and have had years to iron out any minor issues that users may face on the platform. In this article, we bring you our picks for the best third-party Reddit apps in 2023.

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Best third-party apps for Reddit (2023)
Check out our picks for the best third-party Reddit apps!
Until 2016, Reddit did not have an official mobile app. When it finally saw the light of day, it
had some glaring issues, some that remain unresolved to this day. One of the biggest
problems that users have with the official Reddit app is that it sends unnecessary notifications,
from subreddits they aren’t even subscribed to. Luckily, there are a bunch of third-party apps
for Reddit that have existed since before the official app arrived on the scene. These apps
offer a superior browsing experience and have had years to iron out any minor issues that
users may face on the platform. In this article, we bring you our picks for the best third-party
Reddit apps in 2023.
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rif is fun for Reddit
rif is fun for Reddit, previously known as ‘reddit is fun’, is one of the oldest and best third-party
Reddit apps on Android. This app simplifies the Reddit experience without compromising on
any of the features. You can browse subreddits by simply swiping right and scrolling through
your subscribed communities. Got multiple accounts for Reddit? You can easily switch
between them using reddit is fun. This app also has a helpful dark mode which makes your
scrolling experience easy on the eyes.
What we like about reddit is fun is that its interface is close to what the ‘old’ reddit used to be.
More attention is paid to the text than the media (although you can switch it up by enabling

2. media cards in Settings). The app’s native media player can load videos from several
platforms that are popular on Reddit.
BaconReader
If you like the content that’s on Reddit but have always been discouraged by the boring look of
the website, give BaconReader a try. This app makes use of Android’s Material You design
language and brings a new level of accessibility to the content aggregator website. Have
trouble keeping up with long chains of comments? You can colour-code them with
BaconReader. Apart from thematic customisations, BaconReader offers its users powerful
tools, making it the go-to app for Reddit moderators.
Relay for Reddit
Relay is similar to BaconReader when it comes to utilising Material You to elevate the
browsing experience. If you the media on Reddit to get the spotlight while scrolling through
your feed, you can enable the card interface. The card interface enlarges the thumbnails and
images on the posts and makes them the primary focus. Relay also has support for gesture-
based navigation, something not many Reddit apps can boast about. Other than that, you will
find all the regular features like custom feeds, saved folder, multi-account login, and more on
Relay.
Boost for Reddit
Boost for Reddit doesn’t stray too far from the official Reddit app when it comes to design, but
it has a bunch of handy features and isn’t prone to a lot of bugs. If you’re tired of the constant
pesky notifications you receive from the official Reddit app, you’d be pleased to know that
Boost isn’t as invasive. Even though it replicates the standard Reddit app experience, there
are a ton of design customisations on offer. The app also comes with basic functions like multi-
account login, cards for media, spoiler tags, and more. The app also has an impressive widget
for your Android phone’s home screen.
Infinity for Reddit
Considered by many to be the best third-party app for Reddit, Infinity goes beyond its way to
bring you a ton of customisation options that can alter the entire browsing experience. For
example, if you cannot access the hamburger menu due to gesture-based navigation on your
smartphone, you can easily ditch it for a bottom navigation menu. There is also a unique ‘Lazy
Mode’ on offer that auto-scrolls your Reddit feed at a preset time interval.
Now for Reddit
Quick, clean, and minimal, Now is one of the best light apps for Reddit. Being just 5MB in size
Now misses out on the bells and whistles that come with other apps in this list. What you do
get is a fast, smooth, and mostly ad-free browsing experience for Reddit. If you’re looking for
an app to simply follow your favourite subreddits and comment on the posts, Now would be a
good addition to your list of apps. There is a premium version of the app on offer as well,
which offers a few more features.
RedReader

3. RedReader is an open-source app for Reddit and has a few advantages that no other app can
boast about. Firstly, RedReader hosts no ads on its platforms, offering a clean browsing
experience. On top of that, RedReader does not monitor your browsing activity. The app offers
basic features like multi-account login, dark mode, tablet mode, and imgur/gfycat support.
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Conclusion
This is our list of the 7 best third-party apps for Reddit in 2023. Selecting the perfect app
depends on the kind of user you are. If your Reddit activity involves moderating a couple of
subreddits, we would suggest using BaconReader or Relay. For regular users, reddit is fun
would be more appropriate. If you use Reddit mostly on your PC and just need an app to
catch up with what you’ve missed, we would suggest a lightweight app like Now.
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