u/Omega_Neelay

CJP has massive viral momentum right now, but we all know the internet moves on fast. Jumping straight into elections would be a disasternobody is going to vote for a party that hasn't actually done anything yet.

Here is the pivot: turn CJP into a crowdsourced anti-corruption watchdog. See corruption? Record it. If multiple people report the same corrupt official, we make them go viral.

The trick is to avoid overreaching. Don't try to catch the "big fish" right now. Focus on the local level: corrupt municipal bodies, local police, small MLAs, and local businesses. By fighting everyday corruption, we can change society for the better while organically building a roster of real, proven leaders over the next few years. Let's not let this momentum die let's build on it.

Currently, unlisted apps can only be installed on subreddits that the developer personally owns. It would bring significantly more value if developers also had the ability to install these unlisted apps on any subreddit where they have moderator permissions.

r/GetMotivatedMindset just hit 115,000. Here's what's next.

We're building something no motivation subreddit has done before.

A live streak war built directly inside Reddit. Pick a habit. Check in daily. Watch your streak grow on a public leaderboard. No external app. No signup. Just you, your habit, and 115,000 people watching.

Resets every month. Everyone starts at zero. No seniority advantage. Just consistency.

We're also launching a Discord with free weekly yoga and meditation sessions. Live, not recorded. Show up or don't. No pressure.

This community was never meant to be a place you scroll through and feel inspired for 4 minutes. It was meant to actually change something.

115,000 of you. Let's see who's really doing the work.

I mod r/GetMotivatedMindset. The sub runs on throwback questions and casual engagement posts different times, different days, spread across the whole month. Monday mornings get one type. Friday evenings get another. We're talking 100+ posts planned out in advance.

I was doing this manually.

Open Reddit. Write the post. Schedule it. Repeat. For every. Single. One. If the times were slightly off, engagement tanked. If I forgot one, the sub went quiet. Doing 100 posts took me literal hours and I still made mistakes.

What I actually wanted: write all my posts in a spreadsheet, export, upload, done.

So I built Samurai Salvo a Reddit-native post scheduler that lives inside your subreddit. No sketchy third-party tools. Runs on Reddit's own infrastructure.

The feature that changed everything for me: bulk import via JSON. I plan my entire month in a spreadsheet, export it, paste the JSON, hit import. All 100+ posts scheduled in under a minute.

json

[
  {"title": "Throwback Thursday: What's a habit that changed your life?", "scheduledAt": "2026-06-05T09:00", "flair": "Discussion"},
  {"title": "What are you working on this week?", "scheduledAt": "2026-06-07T18:00", "flair": "Check-in"},
  ...
]

Other things it handles:

• Flair picker pulls your sub's actual templates (copy-pasting flair text used to silently fail my posts)
• Recurrence weekly posts auto-reschedule after firing
• If a post fails, you see the exact error and can retry with one click
• Engagement stats at 24h and 7d per post

The sub is more consistent now than it's ever been. And I didn't spend my Sunday afternoon scheduling posts.

It's live at developers.reddit.com/apps/samurai-salvo — free to install on any sub you mod.

If you manage high-volume posting schedules, happy to answer questions.

Well i have my own app for my subreddit use but when i try to add one of the new app to schedule put not able to do it . and for the other app already in use i am getting even though its already installed and published is there any change or policy update happened?

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