What’s the pettiest reason you stopped talking to someone?
Reddit Pilot reads threads in the subreddits you pick and posts a short, casual reply on the schedule you set. You run it all from one small panel in Chrome.
Free for 1 reply a day. Pro from $30 a month.
Every time a slot comes up, Reddit Pilot runs these five steps in a background tab, then waits for the next one.
Chooses one of yours at random and sorts it by hot, new or rising.
Opens a post it hasn’t replied to and reads the title, body and top comments.
Drafts one to three casual sentences that fit the thread and don’t repeat what’s already been said.
Holds back anything rude, political or stiff before it gets near the comment box.
Submits through your logged-in old.reddit.com session and logs the reply for you to see.
A few minutes of setup, and a few habits that keep your account in good standing.
Click the icon in your toolbar to see when the next reply goes out, change where it goes, or pause everything.
Three checks run on every cycle. If any of them says no, the reply doesn’t go out and the activity log tells you why.
Posts about politics, identity, self-harm and similar topics are passed over before a reply is written.
Insults, swearing and corporate-sounding filler get caught. So do emoji, em dashes and anything too short or too long.
It remembers the last 500 posts it replied to, skips pinned and locked threads, and leaves very busy threads alone.
Every paid plan gets up to 100 replies an hour. They only differ in how long they last, and none of them renew on their own.
Install free first, then pick a plan from the panel whenever you’re ready.
No. It works inside your browser, using the session you’re already logged in with on old.reddit.com. It never reads or stores your username, password or cookies.
The classic layout is the one Reddit Pilot knows how to read and post on. You just need to be logged in there; your account is the same on both versions.
The post title, body, subreddit name and a few top comments, so a reply can be written. That content isn’t stored. The server keeps an anonymous install ID, your plan and a reply count for rate limits.
The privacy policy has the full list.
Reddit and individual subreddits have their own rules about automated and AI-written posts, and some don’t allow them. Check the rules of the communities you add, and keep your interval and daily cap modest. You’re responsible for what’s posted from your account.
Click “Go Pro” in the panel and pick 1 month, 3 months or Lifetime. Checkout runs through Dodo Payments, and Pro turns on automatically once the payment clears.
Nothing renews on its own. Monthly plans simply end, and you drop back to Free. Buying more time before then adds it on after your current end date.
Yes. Pause from the panel and nothing runs until you start it again. Uninstalling removes everything it stored in your browser.
Pick your subreddits, choose a pace, and let the panel keep you posted.
Add to Chrome, free