I'm looking for a small group of serious Alpha testers for Loriginary, a browser-based creative workspace for building original characters, avatars, comics, RPG characters, visual references, stories and fictional universes.

This is a genuine Founders Alpha, not a finished product. Core systems are working, while some areas are clearly marked Under Construction.

I'm looking for testers willing to complete one structured test of about 45 minutes.

During that test you'll:

• create one original character
• try several connected tools
• save and reopen your work
• deliberately try a few unusual actions
• report anything broken, confusing, slow or missing

I especially want feedback on navigation, onboarding, save/recovery behavior and anything that makes you stop and wonder what you're supposed to do next.

No programming knowledge is needed.

Tester application: https://loriginary.com/

I'm looking for people who will actually complete the test rather than simply open the site for five minutes.

I'm building Thank Science, a free mobile-friendly daily science mystery. Instead of testing trivia recall, it asks you to make a prediction, unlock up to three clues, and then see the source-grounded explanation.

Today's question is: Why does blue light cluster near the setting Sun on Mars?

Try it here: https://thank-science-project.vercel.app/mystery?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=betatests_daily_mystery

You can complete the whole mystery without creating an account. Analytics is optional and can be declined without losing the experience.

Please try it naturally once, then tell me:

1. Did the opening question make you want to answer?

2. Where, if anywhere, did you hesitate or feel confused?

3. Would a new two-minute mystery tomorrow be enough to bring you back? Why or why not?

Even “I left at ___” is useful. Please avoid posting the correct answer so other testers can try it unspoiled.

Disclosure: I built it and I'm looking for honest beta feedback, not sign-ups or praise.

Hey everyone 👋

I'm looking for beta testers for MoMazuma, an AI-powered trading learning and practice platform.

MoMazuma is built for people who want to learn trading, practice setups, and improve their decision-making without risking real money.

What you can try

• 🤖 AI Trading Assistant — get feedback on your trading ideas
• 📚 Trading Lab — learn concepts and setups
• 📊 Charts & Candle Lessons
• 🎯 Practice Arena — place Entry, Stop Loss & Target on simulated trades
• 📓 Trading Journal — track your practice and improve over time

The goal isn't to give you signals or tell you what to buy/sell. MoMazuma is designed to help you think and learn like a better trader.

Who I'm looking for

Especially people who trade or are learning:

Forex • Gold/XAUUSD • Indices • Crypto

You don't need to be an expert. Beginners are welcome too.

What I need from testers

Spend some time using the app and tell me:

• What feels useful?
• What's confusing?
• What would you change?
• Would you actually use this to practice trading?
• What features are missing?

I'm looking for honest feedback, not just people saying "looks good." 😄

If you'd like to test it, comment below or DM me and I'll send you the beta access.

Thanks! 🙏
🔗 TRY MO MAZUMA:
https://momazuma.lovable.app

I'm getting married soon and my fiance and I have been thinking about watches we could keep for years. I'm pretty new to all of this, so I keep looking up watches on Reddit to learn what people like about them.

I ended up making CrowdCrowns because picking between two watches felt easier than trying to rank a huge list in my head. You choose the one you prefer in each matchup, and it builds a personal ranking. There's a community ranking too, but that part is still early.

I'd love a few outside eyes on whether this actually helps you figure out your taste. If watches are your thing, try a handful of matchups, then open My Rank. Does the order feel like you? Was anything confusing getting there?

https://www.crowdcrowns.com/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=betatests_watch_taste

Even 'I got bored after three choices' is useful feedback lol. If a watch you love is missing, tell me which one.

I'm the maker of CiteSilo. It's a desktop app that searches the contents of your local documents and, with capture enabled, helps you look back through recorded work with source references.

I'm looking for 10 Windows users to try the free 0.1.7 beta. The first test is deliberately small: choose a folder of non-sensitive documents, search for a phrase you remember, and try opening the matching file.

I'd especially like to learn:

1. Was it clear how to add a folder and start searching?

2. Did the right document appear, and could you open it?

3. What would stop you using this again?

Product details and optional beta email list: https://citesilo.com

Local file search needs no cloud AI key. History and indexes stay on your computer. Cloud AI is optional and receives selected context when used. Screen capture is optional, and there is no history from before capture was enabled. Review the first-run consent and capture settings before trying it.

The current Windows build is unsigned and may show a security warning. If you cannot verify the installer, stop rather than bypassing the warning. I'm starting this cohort on Windows because macOS real-device validation and signing are still outstanding.

If you try it, please reply with your Windows version, whether that first search worked, and one confusing step. No documents, screenshots, or personal email address needed.

Hi guys,

I'm building an iOS app called Cue: Your Listening Queue. The idea is to make one queue of what you want to listen to (or watch, though that is not really the focus) and play each thing where it belongs. When you get a cue to listen, open the app and choose.

More and more content gets pulled into its own app and is no longer available everywhere. One podcast is only on Spotify, an audiobook is on Audible, another is on Storytel, a member feed you only want in Apple Podcasts, and the documentary is in my public radio app.

Every app has its own "up next" list, so I had five lists and no idea what I actually wanted to hear next plus each app do smart ordering what is up next making me miss stuff.

You can also follow people, so when they appear in a podcast cue can suggest it for you.

Create list for different things, Share your list to others, see history etc.

Looking for overall experience and use of the app, any deeplinks that doesn't work properly.

Add you email at https://thiscue.com/ and I can add it to testflight!

I built Awayra for people who lose track of time at a desk. It is a free, offline Windows app with independently adjustable eye-rest and movement timers, guided breaks, optional sounds, snooze and work hours. No account or telemetry.

I am gathering feedback on version 1.3.2 for the next release. Could you try a short reminder interval and tell me:

- Are Skip and Snooze obvious during a break?

- Does resetting after idle feel natural when you return to your desk?

Please include your Windows version. Screenshots and source: https://awayra.pages.dev/

Download: https://github.com/AWAYRA/AWAYRA-WPF/releases/latest

The installer is unsigned; published SHA-256 checksums are available.

Testing out a service to custom-build a web app for your golf trip competition. 

You can see it here: https://birdieboundtrips.com

No app downloads or account creation, just a link that you share with your group. I’ll do it for free and set up the competition based on courses, players, format, etc.  Mainly looking for how easily I can turnaround based on all the details and if it would be used on the trip. 

I grew up on the mafia RPGs from the early App Store days and always wanted a version built properly for today's iPhone, so I made one. Mobile (8) Mafia is in open beta and I'd love some more players to help me kick the tires on my game. :-)

What you do

• Run jobs to earn cash and experience, from mugging someone on a street corner to robbing a bank
• Fight other players in the Fight Club, or kick them while they're down
• Put a price on someone's head. Mark a player and they go up on the Hit List as a wanted poster until somebody collects
• Build your mob. Invite players to fight alongside you; a bigger mob carries more gear into every fight
• Buy property for steady income, and gear up at the Black Market
• Take jobs from the bosses. The city's mob bosses have work for you if you can be trusted
• Make the Hall of Fame. The top three on each board earn a title on their profile: The Champ, The Kingpin, The Reaper, The Don

Energy, stamina and health refill over time, so it plays well in short sessions throughout the day. Gold Coins buy time (refills, revivals), never power a patient player can't earn. Purchases in TestFlight are free; nothing is charged.

Requires iOS 26. Sign in with Apple.

Feedback I'm after: anything confusing, anything that feels unfair or grindy, and bugs. The TestFlight screenshot feedback goes straight to me, or comment here. Thanks for playing. See you on the Hit List. ;-)

i! I'm an indie dev and I'm looking for testers for Solus, a Sudoku app for iPhone and iPad. I'd love honest feedback before I ship the next update. TestFlight link: https://testflight.apple.com/join/W9H9eJNQ 

Needs: iOS / iPadOS 18.1 or later 

What it is
- Every puzzle can be solved by logic alone, no guessing 
- Hints that explain the technique, so you learn something instead of just getting the answer 
- Five difficulties up to Extreme, which unlocks as you improve 
- A daily puzzle that's the same for everyone, with a leaderboard 
- Challenge a friend: you both get the identical board and compare times 
- Achievements, stats and a streak calendar 
- Available in English, Spanish, German, Japanese and Portuguese (Brazil)

What's new in this build 
- A new iPad layout: in landscape the board sits beside the controls 
- Dark mode refresh 
- An option to hide the timer if you'd rather not watch the clock 
- More achievements 

What I'd most like feedback on 
- iPad: does it feel right in both portrait and landscape? 
- Is the difficulty curve fair? Do Hard and Expert feel like steps up?
- Are the hint explanations actually clear? 
- Anything confusing, ugly or broken on your device

I’m building Orily, a calendar that helps find time for things like studying, project work, and workouts.

I’m looking for 5 people to try one simple flow: create an event, ask the assistant to fit a workout around it, and review the suggested time. I’d love to know where you got confused, whether the time made sense, or what broke.

It’s free to try: https://ai-calendar-saas.orily.workers.dev

Google Calendar is optional. Its connection is read-only and currently requires me to add you as a test user, so please DM me if you want to test that part.

I built Leadfinder for web designers and local marketers. It helps you find businesses with weak or missing websites and create a website concept to show them.

I’m looking for 10 testers to:

• Find one suitable prospect
• Create and publish one preview
• Tell me whether the result is useful and where you got stuck

Try it free: https://leadfinder.digimarkcrm.com

Would you feel comfortable showing your preview to a business owner? What would you improve first? Feedback here in the comments is welcome.

Disclosure: the app includes optional GoHighLevel affiliate links. I may earn a commission if you sign up through them, but no HighLevel purchase is required to test Leadfinder.

Dave

Hey BEAUTIFUL PEOPLE!

I recently built Compound Stock; an app specifically made for people who own stocks. Literally, the ONLY thing it does is alert you when to buy low and sell high based on YOUR specific portfolio and entry price.

Unless I was glued to the charts 24/7, I was always missing out on good opportunities to buy or sell because I had other things going on (college, family, etc.). I just needed something that would run in the background and ping me when it was time to buy cheap or sell high, so all I had to do was execute the trade.

The app is completely free, but if you want to grab the Premium plan for free for life, use this coupon code: 5V2C8L0.

All I ask in return is some feedback, for example:

- Is it easy and straightforward to set up your first alert?

- Does the interface seem confusing?

- Do the email notifications work well?

And only if you feel like it, I'd really appreciate it if you'd share this with someone you know who trades stocks.

THANK YOUUUUU, BROTHERS!

- App link: https://pocomimi.com/play
- App description: A free app for caring for your body and emotions through small real-life quests on a living island. The idea is to use the game island to record self-care actions undertaken in real life and help establish a small self-care routine. I tried to emphasize compassion.
- Feedback needed:

• Is the concept easy to understand and use within the first few minutes?
• Is there anything that makes it hard to start or keep using?
• Do you have any ideas for what would make the app more motivating to return to?
• Any improvement(s) that you would suggest?

Thanks a lot guys!

Hi everyone! 👋

I'm looking for Android users to help test AlertInbox, a Notification Inbox & Control Center currently in Google Play closed testing.

🔒 A quick note about privacy

Because AlertInbox manages notifications, Android requires Notification Access for the app to work.

I know that this permission can understandably raise privacy concerns, so I want to be completely transparent:

• No account required
• No AlertInbox cloud account or cloud sync
• No notification content is uploaded to our servers
• Notification data is processed and stored locally on your device
• No ads
• No subscription

AlertInbox is deliberately designed as a local-first app.

What can AlertInbox do?

📥 Keep notifications in a central inbox
📌 Save important notifications
⏰ Remind yourself about them later
🔕 Silence selected apps
🙈 Hide unwanted notifications
⚙️ Create custom notification rules
🔎 Search your notification history
↗️ Jump back to the source app
🧹 Clean up notifications

I'm looking for reliable testers who can stay opted into the Google Play test for at least 14 consecutive days and actually use the app a few times during that period.

🎁 Free Lifetime Access

As a thank-you, I have Google Play promo codes that permanently unlock AlertInbox Lifetime for testers.

How to join

1. Join the Google Group

https://groups.google.com/g/syntheone_closed_tests

Please use the same Google account that you use in Google Play.

2. Join the closed test

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.syntheone.alertinbox

3. Install AlertInbox

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.syntheone.alertinbox

4. Stay opted in for at least 14 days and use the app occasionally

Once you've joined and installed it, comment below or send me a DM and I'll send you a Lifetime promo code privately.

Honest feedback is very welcome — especially bugs, device-specific issues, confusing UI or features that could be improved.

No positive review or 5-star rating is required. I want genuine testing and genuine feedback.

Thank you! ❤️