The post tells you someone has a problem. The comments tell you whether they've already been solved it — and whether anyone wants to hear from you. This update brings the thread to you.
Read the Thread Without Leaving the Feed
Every card now has a comment count button in its footer. Click it and the whole thread opens right inside the card — indented by depth, with each comment's author, score, and age. Click again to collapse it.
No more switching to Reddit, hunting for the post, and scrolling back to where you were. The context you need to judge a lead is ten seconds away, right where you're already working.
It's the fastest way to catch the things a post alone won't tell you: whether the poster has already been sold, whether the thread is hostile to vendors, and what language the community actually uses — so your reply lands instead of getting ignored.
Fill the Whole Feed at Once
Clicking card by card gets tedious when a good scan returns twenty matches. The feed's ⋮ menu now has Load comments for all: it gathers every post matching your current filters and pulls their threads in one pass.
A progress panel at the bottom of the window shows how many are left, and you can Cancel whenever you like — everything already loaded stays loaded. Posts you've already read are skipped, so the run only spends time on what's actually new, and one problematic post never holds up the rest.
Have Comments Waiting After Every Scan
Prefer zero clicking? A new option under Settings → Reddit → Advanced options — Always preload post comments when scan — makes every topic that matches your threshold arrive in the feed with its comments already readable.
Leave it off if you rarely open threads and want scans as fast as possible; turn it on if reading the conversation before replying is part of your routine. You can also flip it on and run Load comments for all to catch up on everything you've already found.
Exports Now Carry the Conversation
An export used to capture the post. Now it can capture the discussion around it too — every comment thread you've loaded travels with your CSV or JSON file, so a single export is a complete record you can point a spreadsheet, a dashboard, or a reporting pipeline at.
Run Load comments for all first if you want a fully-loaded export.
The same applies to the MCP server: get-post-content now returns the post's comment thread alongside its body, so your AI client can read the conversation too.
Thank You
This update was shaped directly by your feedback. Every feature request, bug report, and suggestion helps us make Engaggit better — and we read every single one.
If you have thoughts, hit a problem, or just want to tell us what's working well, you can leave feedback anytime at engaggit.com/feedback. It's the fastest way to get your voice heard.
Thank you for using Engaggit — we're excited to keep building this with you.
To update, download the latest version from engaggit.com or use the in-app auto-update prompt.