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Collect Reddit threads and export as Claude-optimized markdown HOW IT WORKS: 1. Browse Reddit normally. A floating + button appears on any thread page. 2. Click it to capture the thread — post body, metadata, and top comments are saved to your queue. 3. When you've collected enough threads, export everything as a single clean markdown file optimized for AI analysis. FEATURES: - One-click thread capture with automatic comment parsing - Queue management — reorder, remove, review collected threads - Bulk collection — paste multiple URLs or search an entire subreddit by keywords - Export to markdown file or copy to clipboard - Configurable: max comments, comment depth, sort order - Optional built-in analysis prompt for pain point extraction - Works on both reddit.com and old.reddit.com BUILT FOR AI-POWERED RESEARCH: The exported markdown is structured specifically for LLM analysis. Upload it to Claude, ChatGPT, or any AI tool and ask it to extract pain points, unmet needs, competitor sentiment, and product opportunities — all grounded in real user quotes. USE CASES: - Product discovery — find what people actually struggle with - Market research — map competitor sentiment across communities - Content research — identify trending topics and recurring themes - Competitive analysis — see what users love and hate about existing tools Free. No account required. No data leaves your browser — everything is stored locally
Apr 1, 2026
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