Enter a subreddit to see when its top posts of the past month were published, by day and hour, in your own time zone.
Free, no sign-up. Results come from public Reddit data; we keep only an anonymous daily count of lookups.
We read the subreddit's top posts of the past month and place each one on a grid by the weekday and 3-hour window it was published in, converted to your time zone. The darker a cell, the more of the month's best posts went up at that time. It is measured per subreddit, because every community has its own rhythm.
No. A subreddit for European developers peaks at a different hour from one for US parents, and weekends behave differently from weekdays. Generic advice such as “post at 9am Eastern” is an average across very different communities. Check the subreddit you are posting to.
It depends on the subreddit. Enter one above to see when its top posts of the past month were published, in your time zone.
Also per subreddit. The tool shows the weekday with the most top posts for the subreddit you enter.
Your own: times are converted in your browser to the time zone your device uses.
Up to about 75 of the subreddit's top posts of the past month. Small subreddits have fewer, so read their results as a hint.
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