r/redditsync • u/Itachi03 • Jul 02 '23

REQUEST Sync for reddit pro apk?

Hello, trying to patch , Sync for reddit and I had the pro version. Can't seem to find a apk for it. Any tips or recommendations?

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u/Driagan Jul 02 '23

Just follow the guide to patch the regular Sync. The patcher can remove ads too, so it effectively becomes the pro version.

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u/masyak1 Jul 02 '23

Can you link the guide? I've also lost the sync app and can't find it on the playstore any ideas?

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u/Spock_Vulcan Jul 02 '23

Do you know how long that patch/workaround will remain functional ?

Also, if i understand correctly, that patch makes it so that a new app is making the api calls to reddit, and since everyone will use a different app/client id, the number of api calls made will remain under the free limit ?

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u/StuntHacks Jul 02 '23

You're correct, you have to create your own application and API key for reddit which you then use, so you're limited to 100 calls per minute. It's hard to say how long it'll work, because at some point reddit will change their API enough to finally break sync for good. But until then we're good

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u/[deleted] Jul 02 '23

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u/StuntHacks Jul 02 '23

That would work, but ljdawson said that reddit wasn't really fond of that idea

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u/[deleted] Jul 02 '23

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u/MastodonSmooth1367 Jul 03 '23

I mean I get it. In the end Reddit needs money and so the way I see it is it's some sort of balancing act between pricing and usability. Obviously, what Reddit called for was beyond reasonable. Seems like apps like Relay figured out some sort of workable model and probably using their analytics figured out they can make a per user subscription model work.

I feel like behind the scenes we never got good justification from Reddit why this kind of pricing is needed, but at the same time beyond the few loud app developers who claimed this would break things forever, somehow other apps seem to be OK for some reason. It's like no one really wanted to discuss the ACTUAL pricing and why it works or why it doesn't and why one side or the other can't use the pricing.

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u/epicwisdom Dec 22 '23

I don't think being forced by reddit to change your pricing model from "free with ads / $5 one-time purchase" to even $1/mo can be considered OK... Sure the app can continue to exist technically but almost certainly losing a ton of users and a way bigger struggle to maintain new ones. The end user is paying way more long term, and the dev is making much less.

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '23

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u/yashdes Jul 06 '23

Not to mention, the main reason that these third party apps exist in the first place is that the official reddit app is such garbage. Still prefer old reddit as well, luckily RES isn't going anywhere.

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u/Itachi03 Jul 02 '23

Thanks ill do that

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u/kalyant125 Mar 27 '24

https://drive.google.com/file/d/105W7G1sn4EePdPIwRHNX39a3sqsvI8Ko/view?usp=drivesdk

:)

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u/VIKING-316 Jun 24 '24

Thank you kind strangerrr

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u/hcmar Oct 31 '25

If available, could you share the latest version of Sync Pro v23.06.30-13?

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u/kalyant125 Oct 31 '25

Sync for Reddit Pro v23.06.30-13_39 MOD APK (Premium Unlocked) Download https://share.google/ShPxQKWoiEwAg5kxo

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u/FUKININTHEBUSHES Aug 16 '23

Can anybody link me a already patched version? I can't verify my email they just won't come through so unable to do it myself.

Any help would be appreciated.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '23

Yeah can someone provide an apk for pro. I can prove o purchased it just trying to bring ultra back.. awesome feature