Trade Post for traders

Your workspace inside a trading subreddit.

Your trade count comes with you. Where your subreddit has Trade Post write flair, it reads the number already there and adds to it, leaving emoji, tier words and region tags alone. Where the subreddit runs its own confirmation bot, that keeps working. Either way there is no batch job, nothing to import, and nothing to start over.

Your listings stay real Reddit posts and your offers stay real Reddit comments, made under your own account. There is no account to create and nothing to install. Open the pinned Trade Post post in your subreddit to get in.

What changes is the work around them. Confirming a trade replaces the “+1 confirmed trade” comment convention. Marking an item traded updates every live post advertising it at once. Your subreddit’s title rules are checked in the composer, so a listing that breaks them is caught before you post rather than after a moderator removes it.

Tabs

Inventory

What you have to trade. Enter an item once, reuse it on every listing.

Wants

What you are looking for, saved to prefill your listings.

Offers

Offers on your listings, in order, plus the ones you have made.

Trades

Trades in progress, through to a confirmed count.

Where things live

One thing is in the header rather than the tab bar.

To do this	Press
Publish a listing	New post, top right
Add an item	Add item, on the Inventory tab
Message the other trader	Message, on a trade card
Move items in or out as a spreadsheet	Import / export, on the Inventory tab

Offers and Trades each split into Open and Resolved, and Inventory into Active and Traded. Both open on the live half.

If you moderate the subreddit there is a shield icon too. That is a different job, and it has its own documentation.

Notifications

There are none. The hub badges its tabs and updates while it is open, and the replies the app posts land in your Reddit inbox like any other comment. Nothing else reaches you.

What the app does not do

No payments, no escrow, no linking out to pay. No dispute arbitration; both of you confirm what happened and the app keeps the record. Your inventory is not public and your trade history is not on display: other traders see only the items you have on a live listing post.

Nor does it moderate anything. What it adds is a Report button, so a listing or an offer can go to your subreddit’s moderators without leaving the app. See reporting.

Almost everything expires. What is kept, and for how long is the table.

The moderator documentation describes exactly what each rule does to what you can publish.

Something not behaving? Troubleshooting.