Reddit Growth
Read karma, posting health, momentum, and which monitored communities fit the account.
Reddit Growth
Growth shows how the connected Reddit account is moving, and which monitored communities deserve the next hour. Karma history sits beside the participation Eclipse has tracked. The opportunity queue, every Lightning Round, and any original post live together on Engagement. Incoming replies and messages live on Inbox.
Karma
You see total karma, comment karma, and post karma, plus account age, and the change in recorded karma over about 30 days. That karma belongs to the whole connected Reddit account, including posts and comments made outside Eclipse, and the chart can only draw its line from the snapshots Eclipse has stored for the account so far.
Trajectory options are seven days, 30 days, 90 days, and whatever history has loaded, with milestones shown wherever a snapshot exists.
Labels
Progression reads Starting out, Building momentum, or Established, and momentum reads Accelerating, Steady, Flat, or Early data. Posting health and commenting health are judged apart, and each can show Building, Healthy, or Restricted once you open the shared account-status control.
Eclipse builds those labels from the account information it has, the outcomes it has tracked, and the rules it can see. Restricted means removals showed up in the sample under review. That is Eclipse reading the sample in front of it. An official Reddit suspension is decided outside this page, and Healthy still leaves every subreddit free to apply its own rules when you go to post.
The last 30 days
A 30-day participation summary sits with the karma view. Where the numbers support it, Growth names a strongest community. Up to three next actions can cover trust, compliance, how you are posting, or communities that are showing traction.
Wins count qualifying posted records. Leads, purchases, and revenue sit outside that figure.
Community fit
Each active monitored community gets a label such as Good fit now, Proceed carefully, Build trust first, or Strict / unclear rules. The card explains the reasoning, surfaces an explicit rule when one was found, and lists recent posts, comments, recorded wins, and confirmed removals.
Use the label when you pick the next session on Engagement. Community style, the conflict score, and drafting balance are set on that subreddit inside Engagement, and the published results are reported on Analytics.