About
Karmdit.
We're building tools that help people be intentional about their Reddit presence.
Karmdit started as a Reddit cleaner. We built it because the existing tools either felt like spam software or charged for features that should be basic.
The deeper we built, the more we noticed the same thing: Reddit is one of the most personal platforms online, and yet most people have no real tools for managing what they've put there. The first ten years of your account weren't designed for the next ten years of your life.
The names are gone. The metaphors are intact. A breakup vent post from 2016 will outlive the breakup, the apartment, the haircut. A take you typed at 19 is going to be searchable when someone is deciding whether to hire you at 31.
Karmdit Cleaner is the first tool we shipped. It does one thing well: helps you see what's there, decide what stays, and remove the rest — carefully, on your terms. No bulk-nuke scripts. No "trust us" promises. A real audit, real filters, and verification a week later that the deletion stuck.
We're a small team building deliberately. We're not racing to a feature list; we're building the tool we wanted to use ourselves. Cleanup first. Other tools, later, when they're worth shipping.
We don't keep what you delete.
Karmdit never logs the content of your posts after deletion. We only keep deletion records (for verification) and your filter preferences. The substance of your Reddit history doesn't sit on our servers.
Cleanup should be honest about itself.
If a tool charges you to delete things you could delete manually, it should at least be honest about why the bulk tool is worth the money. We try to be — pricing is on the homepage, not behind a sales call.
The Reddit you posted at 19 isn't who you are now.
Your posts on the internet are not a contract you signed with your future self. The right to revisit, edit, and remove is older than Reddit. We just made the tool faster.
Built carefully, in the EU.
We host in Frankfurt, GDPR-aligned by default. Our software is small, intentional, and reviewable. We don't move fast and break things — we move slowly and don't break things.
A small team, building deliberately.
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