Keep can sync recent Reddit saves through a private RSS feed. Saved Reddit Items become part of normal Keep search.
Reddit syncing runs through an RSS subscription and requires a paid plan for full-content saves.
Enable private RSS feeds
Go to old Reddit preferences and toggle “enable private RSS feeds” on. The new Reddit UI does not expose this setting, so you need the old site to flip it.
Copy your saved feed URL
Open the old Reddit feeds page and copy the URL next to “saved”. It looks like this:
https://old.reddit.com/user/<username>/saved.rss?feed=<token>&user=<username>Older links that start with https://old.reddit.com/saved.rss work too. Keep
automatically uses the matching user-scoped feed URL when it checks the feed.
Treat this URL like a password. Anyone who has it can read your saved posts. If you ever paste it somewhere by mistake, go back to the feeds page and reset the token to invalidate the old URL.
Add it to Keep
Open Source settings. Add a web feed and paste the URL. Keep checks the feed every few hours and saves new Items.
Leave full-content capture on so Keep fetches each Reddit post and its available comments. The private feed itself only contains a small link card. Turn on AI summaries for the source when you want Keep to summarise the fetched post.
A post without enough readable text or a generated summary stays in Needs context. Tags added by the source or automatic tagging do not hide it from that list.
Limits
Reddit’s saved feed returns recent saves, not the full account history. Items that no longer appear in the feed cannot be imported through this source.
If you reset your feed token on Reddit, the old URL stops working and Keep will start showing a sync error on the subscription. Copy the new URL from the feeds page and update the subscription to start syncing again.