Six tools built on the same infrastructure that powers THINKPOL: a 30B+ post archive with sub-300ms response times. Used by investigators, SOC teams and OSINT professionals worldwide.
Every tool queries a slice of the 30-billion-record archive through the same API our customers integrate. No signup, no Reddit account, nothing stored.
AI-generated behavioral profile from any Reddit username. Cross-subreddit activity, writing style, posting patterns and linked aliases.
10 years of keyword popularity across 30B+ archived posts. Surface emerging narratives before they reach the news.
Verify whether any Reddit user has been active in a specific subreddit. Useful for identity verification and OSINT.
Subscriber counts, activity stats and contributor breakdown for any subreddit. Understand a community at a glance.
Search 30B+ archived posts and comments, including deleted content. Boolean filters, date ranges, subreddit scope.
Recover a Reddit user's deleted and removed comments from the archive. Content preserved after it vanishes from the live platform.
What the tools query, what they never store, and where the full archive begins.
Reddit hides comments once they are deleted, but the THINKPOL archive of 30 billion posts and comments preserves content as it was captured, including material later deleted or removed. Run a lookup above to profile a user's activity, or use our deleted Reddit posts tool to retrieve specific removed content.
Enter any keyword above to chart its yearly mention counts across more than a decade of Reddit activity. Counts are computed from the THINKPOL archive of 30 billion posts and comments, alongside total mentions, peak year, and year-over-year direction.
Enter the username and the subreddit name above. The tool scans the user's archived comment history from the THINKPOL 30 billion post archive and returns matching comments with dates and samples, covering up to 1,000 of the most recent archived comments.
Enter any subreddit name above to get subscriber counts, comment and post volumes for the last 24 hours and 7 days, and a monthly activity chart. The figures are computed from the THINKPOL archive of 30 billion Reddit posts and comments.
Yes. This search runs on the THINKPOL private archive of 30 billion posts and comments, which preserves content as it was captured, including posts later deleted by users or removed by moderators. To recover deleted content for a specific user or thread, see the deleted Reddit posts tool.
Content deleted by a user or removed by a moderator disappears from Reddit, but a copy often survives in independent archives that captured it while it was public. THINKPOL preserves 30 billion Reddit posts and comments, including material later deleted, and serves them back in under 300 milliseconds.
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What Reveddit still shows, and the one thing it structurally cannot.
Unddit and Removeddit died with Pushshift in 2023. What replaced them.
What undelete tools actually recover, and where the trail goes cold.
PullPush, Arctic Shift and the archives behind every deleted-content tool.
The three methods that recover author-deleted content, in order.
Every tool in the category, tested and ranked.
How investigators actually work a Reddit account, end to end.
Where Reddit sits among the sources an analyst has to cover.
Where PullPush's free API stops: rate limits, outages and the post-2023 coverage gap.
The free tools expose a fraction of what THINKPOL offers. Full API access includes streaming endpoints, identity enrichment, behavioral scoring and custom intelligence workflows with a full audit trail.