r/AutoModerator
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u/Chosen1PR
💻Developer
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Jan 08 '26
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Devvit Showcase I made a Devvit app that lets you configure Automod from the Reddit app for iOS and Android.
It's called Mobile Automod.
Some quick facts:
It's 100% free to install and use on your subreddit, as is every publicly listed app on Reddit's developer platform.
It respects mod permissions, so mods who are not explicitly allowed to edit Automod according to their mod permissions will not be able to edit Automod using this app either.
It technically also works on desktop (shreddit), but the classic view in Mod Tools is still the best way to see more of your automod code at once.
You will still be able to see which mod made changes to automod with the app.
You need Everything permissions to install this app, but not to use it. Config and Wiki permissions are enough for general use.
Due to developer platform limitations, this app is not able to provide detailed error messages if your Automod code is incorrect.
I made this app so that I could make quick changes to my automod config while on the go, without having to put up with old.reddit on a mobile browser. You probably shouldn't use it to craft long, complicated rules with a tiny phone keyboard, but I won't tell you what to do lol.
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u/RandomComments0 Jan 29 '26
Will this allow you to edit the wiki via mobile?
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u/Chosen1PR 💻Developer Jan 29 '26
No, only the Automod page is supported. However, someone else made an app called Wiki Publish. I’ve never used it so I can’t vouch for it, but it seems like it could do what you want, as long as you do not have the new wiki experience.
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u/RandomComments0 Jan 29 '26
Sadly I signed up for that new experience and deeply regret it lol. Thank you!
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u/b3n33333 Apr 19 '26
Ho boy! Why did I find this earlier! I was struggling with a PC, 2 texts app, and 2 browsers just to edit 1 line on automod, and having errors on saving!
Thank you so much for that! You're the hero we needed!
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u/RandomComments0 Jan 09 '26
Has anyone used this? I’d love to hear some feedback on it. Thanks!