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Reddit is shutting down public Data API access and public RSS feeds between October 2026 and March 2027, requiring developers to migrate to Devvit.

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Post: "Reddit API ends March 2027. Migration plan for the 3 different founder workflows (RSS, bots, and audience research)"

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TL;DR: Reddit is shutting down public Data API access and RSS feeds on a firm timeline. Three different founder workflows are affected differently, and treating them as one "API problem" leads to the wrong fix. The timeline: Oct 31, 2026 - new public Data API access requests close Nov 13, 2026 - RSS feeds end (no replacement for non-mod communities) Nov 30, 2026 - migration bounty registration deadline Jan 12, 2027 - unregistered apps start losing access Mar 2027 - all remaining public API access closes Which workflow are you? Moderator alerts: Reddit built a Discord Relay app that routes events to a private Discord or Slack channel. Setup takes 15–20 minutes once permissions are ready. This workflow is genuinely covered. Product with Data API integration: Register your existing app with Reddit (deadline: Nov 30 for the migration bounty). Test the migrated path in Devvit against actual user workflows before January. Critical caveat: some Data API capabilities have no direct Devvit equivalent - check before you promise customers continuity. Using Reddit for audience research: This is the hardest case. Reddit explicitly says there is no replacement for RSS feeds outside communities you moderate. The durable play is building a documented human review routine instead of relying on a machine-readable feed. The strategic take: 14,000+ apps registered for migration...

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  • “Full post: https://superframeworks.com/articles/reddit-api-shutdown-founder-migration-plan”

    u/ayushchat1 points · Oct 8, 2026View

  • “For audience research after the API shutoff, setting up a manual monitoring routine with clear criteria can save you from surprises and keep your insights relevant. If you want to avoid missing out on timely discussions across platforms, ParseStream can help by sending real time alerts when target keywords pop up. Makes staying proactive a lot easier as things shift.”

    u/mentiondesk1 points · Oct 8, 2026View

  • “The tricky part is that moving to devvit isn't necessarily a direct replacement for what people already built, some workflows depend on accessing discussions across multiple communities and thats not exactly the same as running an app inside reddit, curious how smaller research tools are planning to survive this without completely changing their business model”

    u/Sorry_Sweet26961 points · Oct 9, 2026View

  • “The tricky part is that moving to devvit isn't necessarily a direct replacement for what people already built, some workflows depend on accessing discussions across multiple communities and that's not exactly the same as running an app inside reddit, curious how smaller research tools are planning to survive this without completely changing their business model”

    u/Sorry_Sweet26961 points · Oct 11, 2026View

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Signal
Product change

What this signalsUser posts often show product pain before it reaches reviews or churn.

Subreddit
r/Superframeworks
Stage
Confirmed
Event date
Mar 2027

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From the Signal API record

Numbers

Mentions
8

Details

Timing
Planned
Category
Discontinued
Virality
Low
Post kind
Text
Prominence
Core
Company's role
Subject
Signal category
Event

Topics and mentions

Topics

  • developer tools
  • deprecation
  • api
  • rss

Products named

  • Reddit Data API
  • Devvit

Extraction

Sentiment
Negative
Detected
Oct 8, 2026
signal_type
reddit-company
signal_subtype
productChange

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