Reddit Post History Viewer: See a User’s Past Posts
Last updated: November 4, 2026
A Reddit profile page isn’t always a complete record. Its owner can hide posts from it, and long histories are hard to page through. Peekvane looks up a username and lists the public posts it finds, grouped by subreddit, newest first.
How to look up a user’s posts
- Open the Peekvane search page.
- Enter the username, with or without the u/ prefix.
- Stay on the Posts tab, then filter by subreddit to narrow a long history.
When a post history helps
- Moderation: checking whether an account repeats the same post across communities.
- Trading and marketplace subreddits: seeing how long an account has been active before you deal with it.
- Research: reading what an account has publicly written on one topic.
What the results include
Results cover posts made in public subreddits. Some may have been edited or deleted on Reddit later. Private subreddits and anything behind a Reddit login aren’t included. Results may be incomplete or delayed, and they’re cached for up to 24 hours. A missing post doesn’t prove it never existed.
Cost
A free search shows part of a user’s results with no account. Unlocking every result for a user costs 4 credits and lasts 24 hours. Credit packs are one-time purchases that start at $4.99 for 50 credits, and credits don’t expire.
Using it responsibly
Peekvane is for reading public content. Our Terms of Service forbid using it to harass, stalk, threaten, dox or discriminate against anyone. If you have a concern about a result, contact us.
Common questions
Can I see posts from a profile that hides them?
Often, if they were made in public subreddits. Hiding posts changes the profile page, not the public subreddits they were posted in.
How far back does a post history go?
It varies by account, so Peekvane can’t promise a complete history.
Does the user get notified?
No. Searches are never shared with Reddit or the user.