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Exporting saved Reddit posts to a spreadsheet automatically

This automation is useful is you're tired of scrolling through your list of saved posts, and will also funnel relevant data into the spreadsheet to help you organize your saved posts (i.e. by original poster, by date, and so on).

Check it out!

https://www.integromat.com/en/blog/how-to-manage-reddit-saved-posts

on January 12, 2021
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    Ran into this exact problem myself - Reddit's native "saved" list becomes unusable pretty fast once it gets past a hundred or so posts, and there's no real way to search or organize it.

    I ended up building a Chrome extension called Readdit Later specifically for this: lets you search your saved posts, tag/label them, and export to Notion. There's also an AI chat agent feature to ask questions across everything you've saved, which has been surprisingly useful for pulling together research I'd saved months ago and forgotten about.

    Different angle than the spreadsheet automation here, but similar problem. Happy to hear if anyone's tried both approaches and has thoughts on which fits better for different use cases.