narwhal

I try to use this app but can't access it without a subscription

Ignore John S, he’s a wanker. App is great and the only way I will use Reddit outside of Old Reddit on desktop never.

Download this app because I wanted to use this app so that I didn’t have to use the official Reddit app. But I couldn’t even the Narwal for Reddit app. The app wouldn’t let me get past a sign up for a free trial screen. This app would be a great replacement for the official Reddit app if you didn’t have to sign up for a free trial to be able to use it.

This app makes browsing so easy. I especially like the mind-boggling amount of customization options. The dev is easily reachable in its own subreddit, and very attentive to users’ concerns and suggestions. The app is constantly improved, and I like the fact that they communicate if there’s any issue arises via app startup screen. Worth every penny.

you have to pay in order to use the app

First off it is a great app, but when compared to the train wreck that is the Reddit app. It becomes an amazing app. <br/><br/>Do I wish I could just buy it? Yes, but I understand the best way to deal with monthly costs is with monthly income. So I bit the bullet, and do not regret my decision in the slightest.

UPDATE: This issue isn’t due to the dev. Wasn’t aware Reddit made further API changes. Rating has been adjusted. <br/><br/>Constantly getting hit with the “no posts found” screen. Doesn’t matter if it’s the home tab or a subreddit I follow. I noticed this issue awhile ago and now it’s becoming more frequent. Unsubbed.

100% reccomend. Developer cares, software is excellent, updates are frequent, they go to bat for the users unlike Reddit themselves.