Nuttle / Export Reddit comments

Export Reddit comments, every nested reply included

Open a thread and scroll. Every comment and reply — with scores, awards, OP flags and images — lands on your computer as a proper tree. Export it to CSV, or hand it to your AI agent to find what users keep complaining about.

Download for Windows How it works

No API keys
No auto-scrolling, no bulk requests
Data stays on your machine

Nuttle · Reddit threadIllustration

r/CampingGear“Is a $40 folding chair worth it?”Export CSV

trailmix_tom412 points

Armrests got wobbly after two trips. Had to re-tighten every screw.

▲ 412 · 12 replies

OPreply

Same here — a drop of threadlocker fixed it for good.

kayak_kimreply

Mine too. Washers helped.

dad_who_camps288 points

Wish there was a lower version. My kids' feet just dangle.

▲ 288 · 8 replies

WHAT'S SAVED

The whole conversation, not a flat list

The full comment treeEvery reply keeps its parent and depth, so the CSV and the detail view read like the real thread. OP replies are flagged.
Scores, awards, timestampsSort by score to find the complaints people agree with most.
Images and GIFs in commentsSaved with the comment, and downloadable.
The post itselfTitle, body, subreddit, score, upvote ratio, comment count — plus images, galleries and videos (audio and video merged into one file).

HOW IT WORKS

First time, four steps

Install NuttleA ~6 MB Windows installer. No sign-up.
Add the browser extension and the Reddit pluginSettings → Install browser extension (drag it into Chrome); Plugins → Reddit.
Read threads on reddit.comScroll as usual; click “more replies” on branches you care about. Whatever loads is saved.
Open Nuttle to view or exportData → Reddit. Open a post to see its tree; filter and export to CSV.

Nuttle only keeps threads you actually open. It never fetches pages, scrolls or clicks for you.

COMPARED

Other ways to get Reddit comments out

	Copy-paste	Reddit API + script	Cloud exporters	Nuttle
Setup	None	Register an app, write code	Paste a link	Install once
Nested replies	Tedious	Yes, if you code it	Varies; often partial	Full tree
Limits	Your patience	API rate limits	Per-comment or plan caps	None — it's local
Threads you haven't opened	No	Yes	Yes	No — only what you read
Analysis with your AI	Paste manually	Build it yourself	Upload the file	Agent reads it directly

Comparing with ExportComments specifically →

GO FURTHER

Mine a subreddit for real complaints

You wantthe pain points users repeat, before you build or buy
Beforepaste comments into a chatbot, hit the context limit, wonder if quotes are made up
Nowthe built-in “Reddit complaint mining” recipe hands your saved threads to your own agent; every quote links back to the original comment

Nuttle · InsightsIllustration

Folding chairs · Reddit3 threads · 412 commentsDone

Pain point	Mentions	Quote
Armrests loosen	38	re-tighten every screw
Too tall for kids	27	feet just dangle
Carry bag too tight	21	way too tight

FAQ

Questions

Do I need a Reddit API key?

No. Nuttle keeps what reddit.com already loaded in your browser while you read the thread. There is no API app to register and no code to write.

How do I get the deeply nested replies?

Replies Reddit shows by default are saved as you scroll. For collapsed branches, click “more replies” or “View more comments” on reddit.com; whatever loads is saved.

Will my account get banned?

Nuttle sends no extra requests and never auto-scrolls, so it behaves exactly like you reading the thread. Platform rules are up to Reddit, and we can't make guarantees on its behalf.

Can I export a thread I haven't opened?

No. Nuttle only saves pages you actually open. If you need to export threads by link without opening them, a cloud exporter is a better fit.

Is my data uploaded anywhere?

No. Everything stays in a local database on your computer. There is no account.

Next time you read a great thread, it's already saved

Nuttle also saves X replies and the videos you watch. See everything it does

Download for Windows