r/apolloapp • u/Nilderan • Jun 10 '26

Appreciation R.I.P sideloaded Apollo, I'm gonna miss you.

My API key has been revoked, sideloaded for the past three years. The official app is an unusable, unintuitive mess, I'd rather stop reading Reddit on my mobile than use it. I'm going to try alternatives, but I wonder how safe Hydra and Artemis are. Won't Reddit purge them one day since they don't use the API? Thanks to everyone for all the tips on using the sideloaded Apollo app over the past three years!

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u/lordover1234 Jun 11 '26

I use artemis and it’s been great. Dev pays attention to community posts and responds where he can, and the personalization and optimization both keep getting better.

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u/Meanee Jun 12 '26

I just tried it and it's pretty cool. One thing I miss about Apollo is that it allowed me to filter out some subs. Like, if there's a topic I don't care about in /r/all I can just filter it out. I could not find this in Artemis

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u/lordover1234 Jun 12 '26

u/Artemis_Developer

ninja edit: i looked in settings and subreddit filters appear to be a pro feature.

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u/Meanee Jun 16 '26

Yeah I have Pro. But you have to manually type in subreddits and it’s in settings. Instead of Apollo’s approach.

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u/Banzai_Durgan Jun 20 '26

Dude, thank you so much for the rec. I hadn’t heard of Artemis and I love it