Post with confidence.
Get engagement, not banned.
Analyze your Reddit history, discover what works for YOU, and protect your karma with AI-powered insights.
See MyRedBuddy in Action
Watch how MyRedBuddy analyzes your Reddit engagement and provides actionable insights
Real Responses, Real Results
See how MyRedBuddy helps improve your Reddit engagement with AI-powered suggestions
"I think this is a good solution. You should try it."
"I've been using this approach for the past 2 years at my company. We started with a similar problem and found that implementing X solved it. The key was Y. Have you considered Z?"
Draft: "Check out my new blog post about..."
Self-promotion detected
This may violate subreddit rules
Suggestion
Share your experience instead: "I recently learned..."
Action-Oriented Analytics
Not just dashboards. Every insight has an action button.
Shield Check
Scan content before posting. Detect ban triggers, AI patterns, self-promo.
Pattern Analysis
See what tones, topics, and subreddits work best for YOU specifically.
AI Suggestions
Get comment suggestions that sound like you, not generic AI.
How It Works
Three steps to better Reddit engagement
Clone & Run
Clone the repo, install dependencies, run locally. Your data never leaves your machine.
Import Your Data
Connect your Reddit account or paste your username. Analyze your posting history instantly.
Post with Confidence
Get AI suggestions, shield-check content, and see what works before you post.
Why I'm Building This in Public
I've been active on Reddit for years, and like many of you, I've struggled with engagement. I'd spend time crafting what I thought was a great comment, only to get 2 upvotes. Meanwhile, someone else's seemingly simple comment would get hundreds.
After getting a few comments removed for "self-promotion" or "low effort," I started wondering: What if I could learn from my own Reddit history? What if I could see patterns in what works and what doesn't?
So I built MyRedBuddy for myself. I analyzed my own comments, found my best-performing tones, and started using that knowledge. My engagement improved. But then I thought—why keep this to myself?
Building in public means:
- Transparency: You see exactly how it works. No black boxes, no hidden tracking.
- Community: Your feedback shapes the product. Found a bug? Open an issue. Want a feature? Let's discuss it.
- Learning: I'm sharing my journey—the wins, the mistakes, the pivots. Maybe it helps someone else build their thing.
- Trust: Everything is open source. You can audit the code, fork it, or run it yourself. No vendor lock-in.
MyRedBuddy runs 100% locally. Your Reddit data never leaves your machine. I don't track you. I don't sell your data. I don't even have analytics on this landing page.
This is a tool I built for myself, and I'm sharing it because I believe in building tools that respect users. If it helps you improve your Reddit engagement, that's a win. If you contribute code or ideas, that's even better.
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