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I built Reddit Toolbox after hitting Reddit's new API restrictions. Getting API approval now takes weeks (if it happens at all), which makes most Reddit tools unusable.

Reddit Toolbox is a Windows desktop app that works without needing API approval:

- Search and analyze subreddits - Extract posts and user data in bulk - AI-powered community insights - Export to CSV - All processing happens locally

Built mainly for marketers and researchers who need Reddit data but don't want to deal with the API approval process.

Free tier: 90 searches/day Paid: $4.99/month or $49/year

The desktop approach lets us bypass API limitations while keeping everything private (data stays on your computer).

Would love feedback from anyone who's dealt with Reddit's API changes.

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