Blog

Updates, changelogs, and build-in-public notes.

Oct 13, 2026

Halloween Costume and Pumpkin Subs Peak the Week Before

The best of Halloween Reddit isn't the stories. It's costumes, carved pumpkins, and yard haunts, peaking the week before the 31st. Here's where to look.

Oct 11, 2026

Why I Built Redinfinite to Work With One Thumb

Most of the time you're scrolling, one hand is busy. Here's how that shaped every control in Redinfinite, from swipes to where the buttons sit.

Oct 4, 2026

Inktober Is Running on Reddit All Month. It's the Best Thing to Swipe Through Right Now.

Thousands of artists are posting a drawing a day for all of October. Here's where to find them on Reddit, and why it's the best feed of the month to swipe through.

Oct 1, 2026

The Keyboard Shortcuts I Actually Use Every Day

Redinfinite works great with a thumb, but on a laptop the keyboard is faster. These are the shortcuts I use every day, and the handful that are worth learning first.

Sep 28, 2026

Why Redinfinite

Redinfinite is Reddit as a swipeable feed. Pick a subreddit and go: no account, no algorithm, no clutter. Here's what it does and who it's for.

Sep 26, 2026

October Is When r/nosleep and r/horror Actually Wake Up. Here's Where to Start.

Horror Reddit is quiet most of the year. Every October it comes alive. Here's where to start scrolling before the month even begins.

Sep 20, 2026

A Few Weeks Into the NFL Season, Reddit Gets Actually Interesting

Opening week is reaction. A few weeks in, team subreddits start doing something more interesting: actually arguing about what's real.

Sep 15, 2026

The Emmys Happened Earlier This Week. Reddit Already Has the Full Reaction.

Mariska Hargitay hosted and won in the same night. Reddit had the full range of reaction, live, before most recap articles had even published.

Sep 13, 2026

The Subreddit I Check First Every Morning

Out of everything I've built this app to browse, one subreddit is the actual first thing I open every day. Here's why it earned that spot, and what that says about what a morning habit actually needs.

Sep 10, 2026

r/Seahawks Lost Its Mind This Weekend. Here's Why Reddit Is Still the Best Place to Watch It Happen.

A backup quarterback, a season-opener comeback, and a team subreddit in genuine chaos. This is the kind of moment Reddit still does better than anywhere else.

Sep 7, 2026

The Reddit Feature I Actually Think Got Better This Year

Most of what I write here is about what's wrong with official Reddit. This one's different — Reddit shipped something genuinely good this year, and I want to give it credit.

Sep 4, 2026

Why I Don't Track Analytics on Every Single Feature

I could instrument every tap, every scroll, every session. I deliberately don't. Here's what that tradeoff protects, and what it actually costs me in decision-making.

Sep 1, 2026

Why I Built This After Reddit Killed the Apps I Actually Used

I've written before about the API change that killed a generation of third-party apps. This is the part I didn't tell — what it was actually like losing the apps I used every day, and the year I spent not fixing it.

Aug 29, 2026

New vs. Hot vs. Top vs. Rising: What Reddit's Sort Options Actually Do

Most people scroll whatever sort a subreddit opens on and never think about it again. Here's what each one actually surfaces, and when to actually switch.

Aug 26, 2026

Why Saved Posts Are a Graveyard

Saved posts was the single most-requested feature. I shipped it. Almost nobody goes back and looks at what they saved — including me. Here's the honest accounting of why.

Aug 15, 2026

The Subreddits Where People Admit They're Dreading Fall

Not everyone's excited for pumpkin spice and sweater weather. There's a real, less-performed strain of Reddit posting about actually dreading the season turning, and it's worth reading.

Aug 11, 2026

What I Learned From the People Who Actually Emailed Me

A handful of real emails from real users have shaped this app more than any roadmap planning I've done alone. Some of what they taught me, and what it's like being a one-person support team.

Aug 8, 2026

Why I Still Don't Have an Algorithm

No recommendation engine, no personalization, no 'for you' feed. That's a deliberate choice, not a missing feature. Here's what it costs, and why it's still worth it.

Aug 4, 2026

What Breaks When Reddit Changes Its API (Again)

Reddit's API is why the first version of this app died in 2023. An honest look at how the current build is designed to survive that risk, and what still worries me about it.

Aug 2, 2026

What I'm Building Next for Redinfinite

Less mood post, more roadmap. What's shipped in the past couple months, what's next, and what user feedback actually shaped it.

Jul 27, 2026

The Subreddits That Are Genuinely Better in August

August has its own Reddit character — different from the frantic energy of early summer and different from the fall reset that follows it. Here's what actually gets better once the season shifts.

Jul 24, 2026

The Quietest Week of Summer Is Also the Most Underrated for Reddit

Late July, post-festivals, pre-back-to-school, pre-trade-deadline — this stretch is genuinely one of the calmest news weeks of the year. Here's why that calm is worth using deliberately instead of waiting it out.

Jul 21, 2026

Late July Reddit Is Quietly the Best Time of Year to Discover New Subreddits

Lolla's over. The trade deadline hasn't hit yet. Back-to-school is still a few weeks out. This specific calendar lull is exactly when it's worth exploring instead of just following the news cycle.

Jul 12, 2026

The Subreddits That Get Good Right Before a Festival

Lollapalooza is 9 days out, and this is exactly when festival-prep subreddits stop being theoretical and start being genuinely useful. Here's the specific pre-festival energy worth following.

Jul 9, 2026

It's Thursday. Here's the Mid-Week Reddit Mood I'm In.

Monday has a reset. The weekend has its own energy. But Thursday — the day after the reset wore off and before the weekend anticipation kicks in — has a mood nobody names. Here's what I actually reach for.

Jul 6, 2026

It's Monday. Here's the Reddit Reset I Actually Do.

Monday morning calls for a specific kind of scroll — not heavy, not urgent, just a way to ease back into the week. Here's the actual order I go through, and why it works better than diving straight into the news.

Jun 30, 2026

The Tour de France Is 3 Days In. Here's Where the Real Commentary Lives Right Now.

The pre-race subreddit guide covered where to go. Now that the race is live, here's how the actual stage threads work — where the GC talk and sprint talk split, what's worth reading after each stage, and how to follow a race that's actively happening without watching five hours of cycling.

Jun 27, 2026

The Tour de France Subreddits Worth Following for the Next Three Weeks

The Tour starts Saturday. Reddit covers it well in some places and terribly in others. Here's where to find the actual coverage — stage recaps, GC analysis, and the communities that explain what's happening without being insufferable about it.

Jun 25, 2026

Fourth of July Reddit Is Underrated. Here's What Actually Shows Up.

July 4th generates a specific kind of Reddit content that most people miss because they're looking in the wrong places. Here's what actually surfaces — and which subreddits to skip entirely.

Jun 22, 2026

Electric Forest Just Ended. Reddit Has Every Moment You Missed.

EF wrapped this morning. The next 24–48 hours on Reddit are when the real coverage lands — recap videos, full setlist threads, sunrise campsite photos, and the posts that make you feel like you were there. Here's where to find it.

Jun 21, 2026

Electric Forest Just Opened. Here's Where the Live Festival Reddit Is Happening.

Electric Forest kicked off Thursday and the Reddit coverage is already running. Here's where the live threads, setlists, morning-after photos, and FOMO content actually lives — and how to follow a festival you're not at.

Jun 18, 2026

The Subreddits Worth Opening This Father's Day Weekend

Father's Day is Sunday. Here's where I'll actually be on Reddit this weekend — not a listicle, just the communities that get genuinely good when this particular holiday rolls around.

Jun 12, 2026

The World Cup Is Making r/soccer the Best Place on the Internet Right Now

The World Cup kicked off yesterday and r/soccer is in full eruption. 104 games over 30+ days, match clips, tactical breakdowns, meme reactions, live threads. Here's why this month is peak Reddit for sports fans — and why Redinfinite is the right way to experience it.

Jun 8, 2026

WWDC Just Dropped. Here's Where the Real Conversation Is Happening on Reddit.

r/apple, r/iphone, r/macos, r/ios — all four are live right now. A guide to which subreddits are actually worth opening tonight and which ones are just noise.

Jun 5, 2026

Weekend Reddit Hits Different. Here's Where to Actually Be.

Reddit isn't the same platform on Saturday as it is on Tuesday. Here's what changes and where to actually spend time when the news cycle slows down.

Jun 2, 2026

I Stopped Using Reddit for News. I Use It for This Instead.

Reddit is bad at news and great at one specific thing. Redinfinite exists for that thing.

May 29, 2026

The One Thing I Still Can't Figure Out About Reddit's UX (And Why I Keep Fixing It Myself)

Reddit keeps adding layers between you and the content. I built something that removes them. And then they add more.

May 25, 2026

The Subreddits Worth Losing 3 Hours To This Memorial Day Weekend

You've got the time. Here are the subreddits that actually deserve it — the ones with real depth, not just endless scroll.

May 19, 2026

The Subreddits Worth Opening for Tonight's Conference Finals Game 1

r/nba, your team's sub, your opponent's sub, and r/nbamemes. Here's what each community does differently when the stakes are real.

May 13, 2026

Reddit Just Blocked Mobile Web. Here's What I Built Instead.

Reddit started forcing app installs this month via unskippable overlays. Redinfinite is a PWA — no app store, no account, opens in a browser tab.

May 11, 2026

The Reddit Content That's Actually Better Without Reddit

Some communities are genuinely better on a clean scroller. Others need the comment thread. Here's how I think about the split.

May 8, 2026

Why I Rebuilt a Dead Reddit App in 2026

Reddit's API pricing killed v1 in 2023. Here's why I brought it back anyway — and what's different this time.

May 4, 2026

Redinfinite is back

After shutting down in 2023 when Reddit changed its API pricing, Redinfinite is revived — rebuilt from scratch as a PWA.

May 4, 2026

The 10 Subreddits That Hit Different When You Can Actually Just Scroll

Not every subreddit needs comments. These 10 are better as pure infinite feeds — open Redinfinite, pick one, and just go.