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Qualitative research workbench for Reddit. Capture posts and comments, organise into projects, and export your data — fully offline. Validata is a research workbench that lives inside Reddit. Instead of copy-pasting posts into a doc or taking screenshots, you capture what matters with a single click — and it all stays on your device. How it works Create a project, start a session, and browse Reddit normally. Posts are captured automatically as you navigate. For comments, just hover to highlight and click to save. When you're done, export your data as a CSV or JSON file and take it wherever your analysis happens. Built for qualitative research Validata is not a bulk scraper. It's for the researcher who reads Reddit carefully, makes judgment calls about what's worth keeping, and builds a curated dataset one insight at a time — customer discovery, competitor research, trend spotting, academic work. Fully offline. No account. No limits. Nothing leaves your browser — all data is stored locally using Chrome's storage API No Reddit account or API key required No usage caps, no subscription, no sign-up Works on new Reddit and old Reddit What you can capture Post title and body text Individual comments (click to select) Timestamps, post URLs, and comment context — all configurable per project Export formats CSV — opens directly in Excel, Google Sheets, or any spreadsheet tool JSON — full fidelity export with project metadata for custom processing Permissions Validata requests only what it needs: storage to save your data locally, scripting to inject the capture interface into Reddit pages, and access to reddit.com only. No data is ever sent anywhere.
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