Scour for Redditors

Great posts get buried in high-volume subreddits. Niche content never gets enough upvotes to surface. Scour finds the posts that match your interests, regardless of popularity.

What Scour Does Differently

• Interest-based filtering — Tell Scour what you care about ("Rust programming," "mechanical keyboards"). It surfaces matching content from across subreddits and 16499 other sources.
• Fresh content immediately — Posts surface as soon as they match your interests, even with zero upvotes. Great for niche topics that never reach the front page.
• Full article content — Link posts show the actual article, not just "submitted by." Self-posts show directly.
• Discussion links — Jump quickly from any post on Scour to the comments, whether it is being discussed on one or multiple subreddits, Hacker News, Lobsters, or Bluesky.
• Beyond Reddit — Your same interests surface relevant blog posts and content that hasn't (yet) been posted to Reddit.

Find Subreddits

Search for subreddits in Scour, or type any subreddit name to subscribe:

You don't need subscriptions for content to appear. Scour searches all of its sources by default. Subscribing to specific Feeds lets you curate where Scour sources content from for you.

Getting Started

1. Add specific interests — Not "programming" but "async Rust" or "mechanical keyboard builds."
2. Use Scour for discovery — Find relevant posts across subreddits and beyond.
3. Use Reddit for community — Click through to join discussions and participate.