Reddit feeds are full of patterns, but it is hard to notice them while you scroll. This Drop in adds a small row of badges above a subreddit feed that shows quick averages for the posts currently on screen: title words, post text words, upvotes, and comments.

As the feed updates, the stats update automatically too, so you can spot trends at a glance without spreadsheets or manual counting. It is a simple way to compare different subreddits and see what kind of posts drive engagement.

It shows how many posts are being measured and displays averages for title length, post text length, upvotes, and comments for the visible posts.

Good to Know

The numbers are based on what is currently on screen, not the full subreddit
Averages can be skewed by outliers (one viral post can move the mean a lot)
Doesn’t require API credits

Best Use Cases

Spotting whether a subreddit favors short or long titles
Comparing text heavy posts vs quick links
Noticing engagement patterns while scrolling
Getting a feel for what gets upvotes and comments
Deciding what to analyze more deeply