Reddit post scheduler development. Does using reddit's API make sense or will decrease the reach?

IcaroAugusto said:

"In the case that creating a scheduler with reddit's API is not the way to go, how to develop it then?"

Copy their http requests, either micking a browser or their mobile app.

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bottingisfine said:

do you think there is a market for a Reddit scheduler? or its just for your own use?

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atlas_http said:

There's definitely a market. I mod a mid-size subreddit, and I would have loved a tool like this back when I was building up the subreddit and its audienc

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dekadent30 said:

I made reddit scheduling bot on Browser Automation Studio. No API is needed, no proxies. I run it for years without any bans. BAS is amazing software

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zefirynq said:

Hi!
I'm very happy to publish my first post here and I'm very much looking forward to your responses.

I'm planning to create my own reddit post scheduler. I've heard some opinions that using reddit's API for that might ultimately not be a good idea because it supposedly might negatively affect the reach of posts even when using good proxies. Is that true or is this bullshit? Other than that, are there any more drawbacks of basing my software on reddit's API that I should consider?

In the case that creating a scheduler with reddit's API is not the way to go, how to develop it then? If you could summarize some key technologies, techniques or solutions to implement, I'd be thankful.

Wishing you all the best and thank you for reading that post. I hope something useful for us all will result out of it.

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