Save Reddit posts
Reddit saved posts you can actually search and chat with.
Reddit saved posts sit under your profile, on the Saved tab. The list stops at 1,000, and you cannot search it. Recall keeps the post and the comments with the rest of your knowledge base, so you can search the thread or ask in chat.
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How to save a Reddit post with Recall
To save a Reddit post with Recall, share it to Recall, paste its link into Add Content, or click the AI extension on the thread. Recall saves the post with its comments and nested replies, so you can search and chat with them outside Reddit's Saved list, which stops at 1,000. Videos are not transcribed.
Save the Reddit post
Share it from Reddit, paste the link into Add Content, or click the AI extension on the thread you are reading.
Recall keeps the Reddit discussion
The post is saved with its comments and nested replies, and one image per post. Very large discussions may be incomplete.
Search or chat with the Reddit post
Search the thread later, or ask a question across the Reddit posts you saved. The answer comes from what you saved.
See how to save, organize, and chat with a Reddit saved post
Share a Reddit post, and Recall saves it and the comments so you can chat with them.
3 ways to keep a Reddit saved post
From the Reddit app, from a link, or from the browser. Recall does not import your Saved list. You keep the posts you choose.
Share a Reddit post
On iPhone or Android, open the post and tap Share, then Recall. If Recall is missing the first time, tap More and turn it on. The post and the comments land in your knowledge base.
Paste a Reddit link
Open the web app, where Add Content is already open. Paste a public post, a comment thread, or a linked article.
Save a Reddit post from the browser
On a computer, open the post in Chrome, Edge, Firefox, or Safari and use the Recall AI extension. One click saves the page you are on.
What Recall keeps from Reddit
A Reddit post, the comments, or a linked article. Recall saves each one. Your Saved list stays in Reddit.
A Reddit post and its comments
Recall keeps the post and the comments. A video on the post is not transcribed. Posts from private subreddits cannot be saved.
One image per Reddit post
Recall reads one image on the post. Other images on the same post are not read.
An article linked in a Reddit post
When the post links out to an article, that article can be saved on its own. It is separate from the thread.
What Recall does with a Reddit saved post
Finding the Saved tab is the first step. Recall then keeps the post and the comments outside that list.
Recall saves the Reddit post
Recall saves the post in your second brain, with everything else you keep. The comments come with the post.
Reddit comments stay with the post
Recall keeps the comments on the thread, so the useful replies are still there when you come back.
One image on the Reddit post gets read
Recall can read one image on the post. A video on the post is saved with it, but it is not transcribed.
Recall organizes the Reddit post
Recall organizes the post for you, so it lives with everything else in your second brain.
Chat with the Reddit post
Ask what the thread decided, or ask across several posts you saved. The answer comes from what you saved.
Recall connects the Reddit post
Recall links the post to related saves on the same idea.
Keep the source
Posts you can find again
Reddit saved posts stay in a list on your profile. It stops at 1,000, as of October 2026, and you cannot search it. Recall keeps the post and the comments with the rest of your knowledge base.
| Feature | Recall | Reddit saved |
|---|---|---|
| Capture | ||
What you leave with | The post and the comments | A bookmark in your Saved list |
How many you can keep | Unlimited saves | Stops at 1,000 |
A video on the post | Saved, and not transcribed | Still a video you have to rewatch |
| Memory | ||
Finding it later | Search the thread | Scroll your Saved list |
| Chat | ||
Asking about it | Ask across this thread and the rest of your knowledge base | No chat with the saved post |
| Organization | ||
Where it lives | Organized with everything else you saved | Only inside Reddit |
| Limits | ||
What it covers | Public posts with comments. Private subreddits, profiles, and feeds are not supported | Posts and comments you saved on Reddit, up to 1,000 |
| Value | ||
Price to start | Free to start, with unlimited saves and 10 AI summaries a month | Free inside Reddit |
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