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Docile-Alligator/Infinity-For-Reddit
An ad-free Reddit client for Android, written in Java, with a clean UI and support for posting, voting, commenting and messages.
Open-source alternative to:Reddit
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What is it?
Infinity For Reddit+ is a Reddit client for Android written in Java. It is ad-free and focuses on a clean interface and smooth browsing of posts and comments.
The app covers the core Reddit workflow: browsing posts, expanding and collapsing comment threads, voting, saving, and writing or editing comments. Users can submit text, link, image and video posts, edit flair and NSFW or spoiler tags on their own posts, and see subscribed subreddits and followed users. It also includes a lazy mode that scrolls posts automatically, and it can show unread message notifications.
The app is distributed through Google Play and GitHub releases, with a Patreon build that works without Google Play Services. An iOS version under a separate repository is also mentioned by the project.
Key features
- 01Ad-free Reddit browsing with a clean UI
- 02Vote, save, and write, edit or delete comments
- 03Submit text, link, image and video posts
- 04Edit flair and NSFW or spoiler tags on your own posts
- 05Lazy mode that scrolls posts automatically
- 06Unread message notifications
Use cases
- Reading Reddit on Android without ads
- Posting media and text to subreddits from a phone
- Browsing hands-free with automatic post scrolling
- Keeping up with replies and unread messages
Quick start
- 1
Install from Google Play or download the APK from the GitHub releases page
- 2
Open the project's Wiki docs for building from source
Things to know
- Android only for the main app; the iOS version is a separate project.
- The Google Play version relies on Google Play Services; a Patreon APK is provided for devices without it.
- Licensed under AGPL-3.0, which requires derivative works to be shared under the same copyleft terms.
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- What is Infinity-For-Reddit?
- An ad-free Reddit client for Android, written in Java, with a clean UI and support for posting, voting, commenting and messages. Infinity For Reddit+ is a Reddit client for Android written in Java. It is ad-free and focuses on a clean interface and smooth browsing of posts and comments.
- Is Infinity-For-Reddit free to use? What license does it have?
- Infinity-For-Reddit is open source under the AGPL-3.0 license. Check the license terms before using it in commercial products.
- Is Infinity-For-Reddit still maintained?
- Actively maintained. The last commit to Infinity-For-Reddit was on Nov 4, 2026.
- What can I use Infinity-For-Reddit for?
- Reading Reddit on Android without ads Posting media and text to subreddits from a phone Browsing hands-free with automatic post scrolling Keeping up with replies and unread messages
- How do I install Infinity-For-Reddit?
- Install from Google Play or download the APK from the GitHub releases page Open the project's Wiki docs for building from source
- Where can I get Infinity-For-Reddit?
- The source code and installation instructions are on GitHub: https://github.com/Docile-Alligator/Infinity-For-Reddit
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