Reddit is the answer engine. Reddit search is not.
Half of what you actually search for on Google now, you end the search with "reddit" - because Reddit is where real people give you real answers about products, travel, health, tech, parenting, and every hobby. But once you find the thread with the answer, Reddit's own search cannot get you back to it. Saving inside Reddit dumps every save into one chronological list with no categories, no tags, and no way to filter by subject.
The comment problem is worse. The actual gold on Reddit is usually the top comment - the person who lists the five specific products, the three specific hotels, the two specific settings that worked. When you save the post, Reddit does not save the comments with it. When you save a comment, you lose the post context. Either way, when you look at it a month later, you cannot piece it back together.
Sorti fixes this by saving the whole thread as one object - post, top comments, product mentions, links, and images - into a filed, tagged, searchable entry. Filter by subreddit, by subject (product, travel, health, coding), or by keyword. Search "best noise canceling headphones under 200 reddit" months later and Sorti returns the exact thread you saved.