Reddit Comment Scraper – Export to CSV + AI Brief

Comment Scraper exports the discussion thread you have open, every reply included, into a file you can use: a spreadsheet, JSON, or Markdown laid out for Claude and ChatGPT. What it does • Opens collapsed replies, "load more comments" and "continue this thread" for you, one request every 1.5 seconds • Keeps the reply structure, scores, timestamps and a link to every comment • Tells you how many comments it got, how many it knows it didn't, and how many the site reports, instead of claiming "complete" • Exports CSV (opens cleanly in Excel and Google Sheets), JSON (flat or nested) and Markdown with numbered comments • Copies the thread with one of three built-in prompts: pain points, objections and concerns, quotes for ad copy • Optional AI brief: themes, objections, requests and products mentioned, each linked to the exact comments behind it. Quotes are copied from your export, never written by the AI • Works on www.reddit.com, old.reddit.com and Hacker News thread pages Private by default • No usernames or author fields in exports • Exports are stored in your browser and deleted after 30 days • It runs only when you click Export, with your own login, and stops when you close the panel Free: threads up to 1,000 comments, CSV/JSON/Markdown, 3 AI briefs a month. Paid plans add bigger threads, exporting several open tabs at once and more AI briefs. You're responsible for following the rules of the sites you export from. Keep exports for your own research. Not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Reddit, Inc. or Y Combinator.