[ccjiang]

I’ve been working on https://redditdeep.com to solve a problem I’ve had for a while.

I regularly browse Reddit (and Hacker News) to keep up with new trends and research topics, but it's really time-consuming.

- It’s hard to find the right communities. Search and recommendation features aren’t quite there, and I don’t want to just passively scroll a feed.

- Going through all the comments takes too long. I just want to quickly grasp the main points people are making. If interested, I can dive in further.

So I started this project to help streamline that process—kind of like a “deep research” workflow for my own browsing.

It’s still early, but it’s already saving me time. If anyone knows of similar tools out there, I’d love to hear about them.

[felipesabino]

Interesting, I has a similar idea for this problem of being overwhelmed with sources and the need to go into each submission and its comments.

But I went in a different direction, it is a mix of RSS reader with summarization. https://rss.sabino.me/

It is open source, and hosted for free on github pages, so you can customize the feeds and reddit communities.

There is also a configuration ready to use the locall llama from github build system, so you dont have to rely on paying for AI services

[ccjiang]

Like it, quite neat reports