Reddit released Reddit Answers, added languages, and is piloting dynamic agentic search results.
“Next, search. In Q4, we made significant progress in unifying our core search with Reddit Answers, our AI-powered search feature. Together, they drove more search volume and queries per user, with over 80 million people searching directly on Reddit every week in Q4, up from 60 million just one year ago. We released Reddit Answers in five new languages, with more on the way, and are piloting dynamic, agentic search results that include media beyond text. Reddit is already where people go to find things; making our platform an end-to-end search destination is how we meet that demand. As the industry evolves, how we think about our product and users must evolve too. We’ve historically reported logged-in vs. logged-out users, but as some of our work to streamline onboarding—instant personalization, for example—blurs the line between these states, the distinction between them makes less sense. As such, we plan to phase out reporting on logged-in and logged-out later this year. In 2026, we’re focused on making Reddit faster, more relevant, and more accessible to everyone, everywhere. A big part of this effort is improving feed relevancy—using AI and machine learning to make Reddit feel more personalized and useful from the second you open the app. These are high-impact investments that help shape how new users experience Reddit and how often they return. I’m encouraged by the team’s focus and velocity, and am confident we’ll feel the impact of the work this year. To rise to this oc”