How I lost access to my old account and what I need back
intactMarch 4, 2021 - r/help - permalink retained
I can still see the posts publicly, but I cannot log in anymore. I need a clean copy before I lose track of everything.
A locked-out or active account's full public post history, reconstructed from Reddit's open RSS feed into a clean, paste-ready archive - crossposts merged, removed posts noted, every permalink kept.
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Measured from confirmed payment in WAT (UTC+1).
Fixed recovered-post totals are not shown until they come from a real generated archive or a live preview result. The preview displays the exact count for the username entered.
Watch it run: posts disappear behind the API wall or a removal, then we rebuild the full public history from Reddit's open RSS feed - no password, every permalink timestamped - into a paste-ready archive.
In 2023 Reddit began charging $0.24 per 1,000 API calls - enough to shut down Apollo, RIF, and Sync. Programmatic access is now expensive or rate-limited for everyone.
But Reddit still publishes free RSS and Atom feeds for users, subreddits, and searches - add .rss to most URLs. That exemption is the whole service. The hard part of Reddit work, getting clean data out at all, is exactly what we have solved cheaply.

· Years of posts, ordered oldest to newest, merged and de-duplicated - a catalogue of everything you said.
The tool was built for exactly the situation it sells into: a person who lost access to their account and needed years of content back in a usable form. It rebuilt the entire public submission history from the Atom feed alone, merged the crossposts, separated the removed posts from the intact ones, and delivered a single document the account holder could paste straight into a newsletter.
Every public submission rebuilt from the account's open Atom feed. No password and no paid API needed.· no login
Duplicate-title copies and crossposts collapsed into one canonical entry with an 'Also posted to' note.· deduped
Posts Reddit removed or that were title-only are separated from posts whose body text is still recoverable.· flagged
Selftext HTML parsed into real paragraphs and bullet lists, so it pastes straight into Substack or a doc.· paste-ready
Everything ordered oldest to newest, each entry carrying its original source permalink.· linked
Add the account's comment history from its comments feed for a fuller record of what was said and where.· fuller archive
Enter a username. We pull its public feed and rebuild a few posts right now, no login. Like the sneak peek, order the full archive and get every post and comment as a clean DOCX + PDF.
Public posts only. Preview an account you own or are entitled to compile.
The live preview proves we can read the feed. The paid archive is the cleaned deliverable: oldest to newest, crossposts merged, removed or title-only posts flagged, and every source permalink kept.
No password required. No private messages. No deleted-and-hidden content. Public RSS only.
Redacted sample layout - counts appear only on real preview or paid archive output
March 4, 2021 - r/help - permalink retained
I can still see the posts publicly, but I cannot log in anymore. I need a clean copy before I lose track of everything.
July 18, 2022 - r/DataHoarder - crosspost merged
This was originally posted in two communities. The archive keeps one canonical entry and notes the other subreddit under Also posted to.
November 9, 2023 - r/reddithelp - removed body flagged
When the body is no longer recoverable, the archive separates it from intact posts instead of pretending the missing text exists.
January 12, 2024 - r/AskReddit - timestamp normalized
The archive keeps the readable text, original subreddit, UTC timestamp, and permalink together so the record is easy to cite later.
May 2, 2024 - r/selfhosted - note added
When a recovered post needs context, the archive adds a short note instead of changing the original wording.
March 4, 2021 - r/help - permalink retained
I can still see the posts publicly, but I cannot log in anymore. I need a clean copy before I lose track of everything.
July 18, 2022 - r/DataHoarder - crosspost merged
This was originally posted in two communities. The archive keeps one canonical entry and notes the other subreddit under Also posted to.
November 9, 2023 - r/reddithelp - removed body flagged
When the body is no longer recoverable, the archive separates it from intact posts instead of pretending the missing text exists.
January 12, 2024 - r/AskReddit - timestamp normalized
The archive keeps the readable text, original subreddit, UTC timestamp, and permalink together so the record is easy to cite later.
May 2, 2024 - r/selfhosted - note added
When a recovered post needs context, the archive adds a short note instead of changing the original wording.
Scheduled monthly capture of the account's feed so nothing is ever lost again, delivered as a rolling archive.
Preserved for research archive only. No active purchase path.
No password required. No private messages. No deleted-and-hidden content. Public RSS only.
A locked-out or active account's full public post history, rebuilt from the open RSS feed into a clean, paste-ready archive.
Preserved for archive only.
No password required. No private messages. No deleted-and-hidden content. Public RSS only.
A founder, exec, or brand's public Reddit footprint compiled and verified - what exists, what was removed, where it was posted.
Preserved for archive only.
No password required. No private messages. No deleted-and-hidden content. Public RSS only.
Delivered in 18 hours.
One researcher, start to finish. Covered by our 7-day satisfaction guarantee: if the archive does not meet the standard described, you are refunded.
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No password required. No private messages. No deleted-and-hidden content. Public RSS only.
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