Save Reddit posts and threads you will want to find again
Share a Reddit post or thread into Kajr from the Reddit app's share menu and it joins the rest of your library, filed with its source and date. Later, instead of scrolling a saved list, you can ask Kajr what you saved about a topic and see which threads the answer came from.
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Step by step
- 1Open the post and tap ShareUse the share option on the post or thread.
- 2Choose KajrPick Kajr in your phone's share sheet.
- 3Let Kajr read itThe thread is filed in your library with its source and date, plus a summary and tags.
- 4Ask about it laterAsk what you saved about a topic and see the threads it came from.
A saved list is not a searchable library
A saved list is ordered by when you saved something, not by what it is about, and posts can be edited or removed after you save them. When you need the thread about switching phones, you scroll and hope.
Advice is scattered across threads
Reddit is where people compare experiences: which laptop, which route, which tool. A single question can span a dozen threads. Ask Kajr across all of them at once, and see where the answers agree and where they do not.
Treat summaries as a map
If a thread matters to a decision, open the original for the full discussion. Kajr's summary is a way to find and recall it, not a replacement for reading it.
Questions you can ask Kajr
- What did the threads I saved say about switching from iOS to Android?
- Which saved posts recommend a budget laptop for programming, and what did they recommend?
- Do my saved threads agree on the best way to start running?
Frequently asked questions
How do I save a Reddit post to Kajr?
Open the post, tap Share, and choose Kajr. It is saved to your library with its source and date.
Can I search my saved Reddit posts by topic?
Yes. Search by keyword, or ask a question in plain language and Kajr will show which saves the answer drew on.
What if the original post is deleted?
Saves are stored on your device and available offline. Even so, open the original when a decision depends on it, since Kajr's summary is a way to recall a thread, not a substitute for it.