Dig deeper into any Reddit thread. Local discussion intelligence, statistical consensus, similarity search, and argument explorer.
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Version
1.0.2
updated 18 Oct 2026
About RedditDIG - Reddit Thread Intelligence & Search
RedditDIG is a 100% local-first Chrome extension that transforms dense, multi-thousand-comment Reddit discussions into structured, qualitative intelligence.
Extract signal from hundreds of comments without endless scrolling or sending private data to cloud AI servers.
KEY FEATURES:
📊 Statistical Consensus & Stance Extraction
- Differentiates between true community majority (>50% agreement) versus vocal plurality.
- Groups comments by underlying stance and viewpoint distribution.
🌡️ Discussion Vibe & Polarization Rating (0–10)
- Instant health score measuring discussion quality, ad-hominem heat, and controversy velocity.
💎 Intelligent Comment Discovery
- Hidden Gems: High-insight comments buried deep in Level 3+ reply trees.
- Most Awarded: Community-recognized highlights with verified badges.
- Heavily Disputed: High-controversy debate points and polarized arguments.
- Best Proof: Comments containing empirical benchmarks, citations, and evidence.
📝 Extractive Executive Summary with Zero Hallucinations
- Bulleted key takeaways grounded in direct comment citations ([#C1], [#C2]).
- Click any citation to instantly scroll to and highlight the exact comment in the active tab.
🔍 "Ask This Thread" & Sub-Millisecond Search
- Ask specific questions against the current thread (e.g. "What were the main drawbacks?").
- Client-side subword vector embedding engine returns answers in under 15ms.
🔒 Absolute Privacy by Design
- 100% Local In-Browser Processing.
- Zero External Network Egress: Never calls external APIs or cloud LLMs.
- Zero Tracking: No analytics, tracking pixels, or persistent user profiling.
- Volatile Memory: Analysis is instantly cleared when you close the side panel.
Open alongside any Reddit thread using the native side panel (Ctrl+Shift+L / Cmd+Shift+L) and dig deeper into Reddit discussions!