Apollo for Reddit Reviews – Page 5
5/5 rating based on 200 reviews. Read all reviews for Apollo for Reddit for iPhone.
Apollo for Reddit is free iOS app published by Christian Selig
Everything Reddit isn’t but should be
J. Steven F.
Reddit the way it was meant to be. Can’t go back to using the default app or website after using Apollo
The best Reddit app around
Mahut23
This is the best reddit app I've used. I’m big on researching alternatives to find my best choice. And after trying BaconReader, Narwhal, the main Reddit app (alienblue?), Reddit Is Fun, and Now, this is easily the best of the bunch. There’s better online reviews about it, but simply put Apollo is clean and easy. And the dev really listens to their subscribers.
If you’re looking for something too replace Relay
RaspberryKingfisher
Switching to an iPhone, i was dreading finding an app that would take the place of relay, but this is it!
Won’t open Reddit links
alex-72629
I can’t open Reddit links with Apollo, not even if I paste the URL into the search
A Model App
tomshafer
Apollo is the kind of app we want all apps to be: ever-improving features from a developer who’s listening and responding to users. It’s the best way to Reddit.
Best app for Reddit
Thatguyrighthere
Title says it all the best app for Reddit on iOS nothing beats it not even the official app.
Not easy to view /reddits
ORRN1
Going to a favorite Reddit, it went to a thread vs. listing the threads. Didn’t see the by “New”, “Hot” etc. sort buttons. The pics in messages were big vs. a thumbnail so one message take up a lot of screen space.
How is posting a pro feature?
qzpmmpzq
Overall this app is great. I understand the need for the developer to make money, but requiring to purchase pro to post on the app is just ridiculous. All the other features that come with pro seem valuable but to require to pay in order to post is ludicrous. I’m back on the native app now but I just wanted to share my disappointment with those who care enough to read this.