You found it. The perfect Reddit thread. 300+ comments of exactly the conversation you need for your AI project.
You start copy-pasting. Five minutes in you realize you missed half the nested replies. You go back. You're trying to figure out which comment was responding to which. An hour later you have a document full of text with no structure and no idea who said what or when.
this is the problem nobody talks about.
Reddit is the best training data on the internet. Real conversations with actual nuance. But every way to extract it is broken. Manual copy-paste doesn't scale. Scrapers require a CS degree to configure. The API means writing code and dealing with rate limits. And even when you get the text out, it's just a wall of words. No hierarchy. Your model can't learn conversation structure from that.
One click and you get a clean markdown file. The full post. Every comment including the nested ones. Proper hierarchy so your LLM can actually understand who was replying to whom. All the metadata. When you feed this to GPT or Claude or your fine-tuned model, it can parse the conversation structure instead of just seeing words in sequence.
Everything runs in your browser. The extension reads Reddit's public API—the same data you'd see if you added .json to any URL. Nothing goes through our servers. Your data stays yours.
Built for AI researchers creating training datasets. Developers fine-tuning on specific communities. Anyone who's ever thought "I wish I could just download this entire thread" and then spent an hour copy-pasting.
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