For　software　development　and　evolution,　end-user　feedback　from　app　stores　and　the　Twitter　(X)　platform　has　been　intensively　used　recently.　However,　Reddit　forums　that　provide　an　argumentative　platform　to　argue　and　reason　about　various　software　features　and　issues　have　been　less　likely　to　be　explored　for　software　evolution　and　improvement　in　the　literature.　Therefore,　this　study　explores　Reddit　forums　as　an　alternative　source　for　software　evolution　compared　to　App　Stores,　Twitter　(X),　and　Amazon　reviews.　For　this　purpose,　a　Python　script　is　developed　to　extract　end-user　discussions　related　to　the　Google　Maps　(GM)　app　from　Reddit　forums　using　Python　Praw　API,　keep　the　original　argumentative　structure　in　user　discussions.　In　total,　3119　end-user　discussions　from　seven　related　topics　about　the　GMM　app　are　extracted　for　software　evolution.　This　dataset　includes　detailed　end-user　feedback　and　associated　metadata,　including　Comments　ID,　Parent　ID,　author　names,　timestamps,　and　upvotes.　This　dataset　is　a　crucial　and　valuable　resource　for　software　vendors,　developers,　researchers,　and　educationists　to　improve　their　understanding　of　identifying　new　features　to　include　in　upcoming　app　versions.　Also,　it　is　of　pivotal　importance　in　better　understanding　recently　occurring　issues,　unlike　app　stores　where　user　debate　on　it　and　provide　their　justifications.　Moreover,　the　replication　package　and　process　of　the　dataset　can　enable　software　researchers,　vendors,　and　developers　to　extract　data　from　the　Reddit　forum　and　use　it　for　the　software　evolution　and　improvement　process.　©　2024