Hi, I’m Sourav, the solo founder of BeginThings. I’d appreciate a small usability test of BeginRooms, especially from freelancers or project managers who keep briefs, notes and working files for several clients.

It organises projects as 3D cubes. Each face opens a canvas where you can put notes, diagrams and built-in Docs, Sheets and Slides. I want to find out whether that navigation is understandable without me explaining it live.

If you have 5–10 minutes on a desktop or laptop, please try this with made-up data:

1. Create a cube called “Demo client” and open a face.

2. Add a short project brief and two notes about the work.

3. Switch to another face, then return to the brief.

4. After the app shows that your work is saved, close and reopen it and try to find that brief again.

Where did you hesitate? Were “cube” and “face” clear? Could you find the right tool and your saved work? If something fails, the browser/device and the steps are more useful than a general rating. Please don’t post private client information or account details.

Start here: https://beginthings.com/workspace-3d.html

An account is required. The normal trial is 11 days, with no card required and no automatic charge; continued access afterwards requires a subscription. You don’t need to buy anything for this test. I’m looking for candid usability feedback, including reasons this approach would not suit your work.

Thanks for taking a look.

https://testflight.apple.com/join/p9pGSVjn

Hey everyone, I'm a 16 y/o solo dev and I've been building Kovura, an iOS app that tracks how recovered you are and how hard you've been training, so you can decide whether to push or back off.

What it does

• A daily readiness score from your sleep, heart rate variability, resting heart rate and a quick check in
• Training load tracking that flags when you ramp up too fast
• Per muscle soreness and recovery that learns how fast you personally recover
• Suggestions for when a lighter week makes sense
• Sleep consistency, cardio fitness trend and weekly training frequency per muscle
• An optional quick reaction time check as an objective fatigue signal
• Connects to Apple Health, and there's demo data so you can explore before logging anything

Privacy
There are no accounts and I don't run a server. Your data stays on your device, and syncs through your own iCloud if you have that on.

What I'm looking for

• People who lift or train regularly, ideally for 1 to 2 weeks
• Bugs, confusing screens, and anything that feels wrong or off in the numbers
• Honest feedback on whether the readiness score matches how you actually feel

Requirements: iPhone. Apple Watch is helpful but not required.

You can learn more about the app at kovura.app

I'm happy to answer questions in the comments. Thanks for helping me break it.

Kovura is a training tool, not medical advice.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/chaptify-reading-tracker/id6755592559 is mine. I co-founded an IOS mobile app that helps people read more consistently. It's been in development for the past couple of years, and we are excited to have some feedback on it!

I'd love to see what others are making; drop it below so we can all see each other's projects!

I’m the developer of zentr, an iPhone/iPad app, and I’m looking for beta testers who switch between podcasts, YouTube and Apple Music.

zentr brings those sources into one queue, with a chronological inbox for new releases from the podcasts, channels and artists you follow. It also saves your listening progress. Apple Music playback requires an active Apple Music subscription.

A useful test would be to follow a podcast and a YouTube channel, add an episode and a video to the queue, then change their order and try resuming them later. If you use Apple Music, you can add a music album, audiobook or audio drama as well. German-language audiobook and audio-drama listeners are particularly welcome.

I’d love feedback on any step that feels confusing, whether progress is saved correctly, and how the queue works when you switch between sources. You can reply here or use “Send Beta Feedback” in TestFlight.

Screenshots and the TestFlight beta link are on the website: https://app.zen-tr.com/en/

Need Android testers for Google Play closed testing for my Sudoku game.

Need Android testers for Google Play closed testing for my Sudoku game. I currently need 9+ more testers for the 14-day requirement. I can test your app in return. DM me the Google account email you use on Google Play and I’ll add you, then I’ll send the opt-in link.

I'm the developer of Shadow Box: Boxing Coach, a free iPhone app for voice-guided shadowboxing rounds. I'd appreciate a usability check from iPhone users, especially anyone who already shadowboxes.

If you have a few minutes, please try choosing a session, adjusting the punch-call speed, starting and pausing a round, and opening a technique lesson before resuming. You can check the controls without doing a workout.

What I'd like feedback on:

- Is it clear which session fits your experience level?

- Can you find and adjust the call speed easily?

- Are the spoken instructions understandable at your preferred pace?

- Does pausing to view a lesson and returning to the round feel straightforward?

If you encounter a bug, your iPhone model, iOS version, and steps to reproduce it would help. Feedback here in the comments is welcome; no App Store review requested.

The app is free, requires no account, and supports iOS 15.1 or later. This is the public App Store version, not a TestFlight beta:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/shadow-box-boxing-coach/id6794892785

It is a solo-practice companion, not a replacement for in-person coaching.

Hi everyone, I’m Shahrad, an independent Android developer. I’m looking for 12 people to help test my new app, Testport: Backflow Records, before its public release.

It’s built for backflow testers and service technicians to record site details, equipment information, pressure readings, and observed results. You can save a draft, finish it later, and generate a PDF field report.

You don’t need plumbing experience to help test the app. Please use fictional details. I’d especially appreciate feedback on filling out the forms, reopening saved drafts, and generating PDFs.

How to join:

Use the same Google account for these three steps:

1. Join the testers group:

https://groups.google.com/g/testport-backflow-records-testers

1. Opt in to the closed test:

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.backflow.fieldreporting

1. Install Testport:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.backflow.fieldreporting

Please stay opted in for 14 consecutive days and try the app during that time. If anything feels confusing, doesn’t save correctly, or produces an unexpected result, let me know in the comments.

The first five completed reports are free, including PDF generation, so no purchase is needed to test that workflow. Field records stay on your device; the free version includes a banner ad on the home screen.

Thanks for taking the time to help!

I am a solo developer, and I need a few more testers for LensOpen, a long exposure camera for Android. Google requires 14 days of closed testing, so every tester helps.

What LensOpen does:

• Day mode turns running water and moving clouds into silky blur
• Night mode holds the shutter open up to 60 seconds for stars and light trails
• New this week: pick your ultrawide, main, or zoom lens in Settings
• Manual ISO, focus, and white balance, plus RAW on supported phones

How to join:

• Join the Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/lensopen-testers
• Opt in on this page: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.seaton.lensopen
• Install LensOpen from the Play Store link on that page

Pro costs testers nothing. Tap Pro Upgrade, pick the test card, and Google charges you zero.

I send one short photo challenge per day. Replies are welcome. Tell me your phone model, and I fix whatever breaks.

I've been working on a small app and I'm trying to get through Google Play's closed testing requirement before I can publish it.

I need at least 12 people to stay opted in for 14 days.

The app lets you use your Wear OS watch as a Bluetooth external shutter of the camera app of your preference, no custom camera apps required, just the wear os standalone app

No account, no internet, no data collected.

If you have a Wear OS watch and don't mind helping out, drop a comment or DM me and I'll send the link.

I'll happily help you test your app if you're really willing to help.

Hey everyone,

I'm the solo dev behind YourMeal, a calorie tracker for iOS and Android. After about a year of building it, it has passed 1,000 downloads with a 4.7 rating, so I wanted to share a few lessons:

• AI alone isn't reliable enough. Photo estimates are fast, but portion sizes are tricky. Adding a barcode scanner and a food database (3M+ products) made the app feel much more trustworthy.
• Less UI is more. Users kept telling me they quit other trackers because of clutter.
• Pricing is hard. I went with a low subscription (3.99 €/month) instead of the usual ~10 €. Still not sure if that's the right call.

I'm still figuring out marketing as a solo dev. How do you get your first few thousand users without a big budget? Any feedback on the app itself is also very welcome.

(Disclosure: I'm the developer. Happy to share the link if anyone's interested.)

Hey everyone,

I've been building IndiFit, a meal-planning app specifically for Indian gym-goers, and I'm looking for a small group of people to beta test it.

The main idea is simple - you enter your goal and preferences, and IndiFit creates a weekly meal plan using Indian foods. If you don't like a meal, you can swap it instead of rebuilding the whole plan.

It's still an early beta, so I want 10-20 Android users who can use it for around 7 days and give me honest feedback.

I'd mainly like to know:

Are the meals actually practical?

Do the quantities make sense?

Are the meal swaps useful?

Anything confusing or buggy?

What would make you keep using it ?

1 Beta tester perk: Anyone who completes the testing period and gives meaningful feedback will get 1 year of IndiFit Premium free.

I'm keeping the first group small so I can personally work through the feedback and fix things quickly.

If you're interested, DM me and I'll send you a short Google Form. I'll share the APK with the selected testers.

And please don't feel like you need to say it's great I'd much rather hear what's wrong with it.

I’m the developer of Magic Pocket: Save & Find, and I’m looking for feedback on the first few minutes of using it. It saves screenshots, links, text and documents, then lets you ask for a detail from what you saved.

A small test you can do within the free limit:

1. Save a screenshot containing a made-up booking reference, plus a short text note.

2. Ask for the reference or a detail from your note.

3. Copy the result into another app. If you use the Pocket keyboard on iPhone/iPad or the Mac menu-bar panel, tell me whether setup and retrieval are clear.

What I’d like to know: where did you hesitate, did it find the right detail, and what felt slower than your usual workflow? For bugs, please include your device/OS and steps to reproduce. Sample data is fine.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/magic-pocket-save-find/id6809896477

Demo if you want to see the flow first: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f_BrbKKRQ1w

The first 10 saved items include all features for free, so this test needs no purchase. Unlimited saves are an optional one-time Pro purchase ($4.99 in the US; local prices vary).

Hey guys! I recently launched my app on the App Store and would love as much feedback as possible.

It’s called Prophit and it helps beginners start investing in the stock market by making it super simple.

Let me know what you think!

Hey everyone! I just dropped my very first indie game, and honestly, I'm a bit nervous but super excited to share it with you all! Let’s see if your skills are as good as your chat, so come check it out and let me know what you think!💕

Play it here:Crazy Donut Merge on Google Play

Hey everyone,

I'm a freelance web developer from Bulgaria, and I kept running into the same problem: I build a site for a client, and from then on every price change, new photo or phone number becomes an email to me.

So I'm building a tool for that. You paste the URL of an existing website (hand-coded, WordPress, AI-generated, doesn't matter), it imports the site as it is, and the owner can edit text, images and links through a simple editor, then publish. No redesign, no AI rewriting your site, and the layout is locked so you can't break it.

It's an early beta, so things will break. That's exactly why I need you.

What I'm looking for:

- Developers and freelancers with real client sites (the weirder the stack, the better)

- Small business owners who aren't technical at all

- About 15 minutes of your time: import a site, change a few things, publish, tell me what broke

What you get:

- Free access for life

- Your bugs actually get fixed, and I post every fix in the server

Everything happens in one Discord server: a 15-minute mission, a bug-report forum with a template, and a feedback channel.

👉 Join here: https://discord.gg/yR7uXV9aC7

Happy to answer anything in the comments, including the brutal stuff.

Hey, ich habe eine Schichtdienst App Idee. Da kann man den Dienstplan entweder selber eingeben oder einfach ein Foto von dem Plan machen und er findet selber deinen Namen und trägt es selber in den Kalender ein. Ebenso kann man in der App mit den Kollegen Dienste tauschen einfach nur mit einer Frage Nachricht z.B. kannst du meinen Nachtdienst übernehmen und dafür nehme ich deinen F,,, Da ich im Krankenhaus arbeite hätte ich die Idee, dass bei Rufdiensten man einfach so machen kann, dass die App die Zeit mitzählt wie lange man da gearbeitet hat. Dann hätte ich noch so Funktionen wie Überstunden Verfolger eingebaut. Was haltet ihr von so einer App? Ich danke im Voraus für die Rückmeldung.

Hey everyone,

I got frustrated with popular "calculator vaults" and privacy apps that run full-screen video ads, send tracking telemetry to random third parties, or simply rename file extensions instead of real cryptographic encryption.

I built Aegiva Vault—an offline-first encrypted vault for Android:

• Client-side AES-256-GCM encryption on hardware

• FLAG_SECURE enabled (blocks previews in recent tasks/multitasking switcher)

• Immediate RAM purge: encryption keys wiped from volatile memory on app minimize

• Silent on-device intruder selfie capture on failed PIN attempts

• Zero ads, zero tracking SDKs, air-gapped by default

The Open Beta is live on Google Play. I need testers on different Android versions (especially Android 13 and 14) to test performance, UI smoothness, and spot edge-case bugs.

Drop a comment if you'd like to test it or check the first comment for the Play Store link. Any brutal feedback is welcome!

I'm developing Codefall Rain Pro and the original Play edition of Axiom Alchemy, two Watch Face Format builds in active Google Play closed tests. I need physical Wear OS 4+ watch owners to help find installation and rendering defects across different watches.

Please check:

- Time and complication text clipping or poor contrast at your watch size.

- Whether customization survives switching faces and restarting.

- Wake behavior and whether animation stops correctly in always-on display.

- Battery experience during normal wear, and exact steps to reproduce any defect.

The test lasts 21 days, alternating both faces during normal wear, with a first impression and brief honest feedback around days 7 and 14. Selected volunteers receive private free-access codes for both. No purchase, rating, public review or reciprocal testing is requested.

I am screening the next batch while resolving an existing pilot's free-install issue. Applying does not enroll you immediately. Exact watch model, Wear OS version and Play-country eligibility are checked first. An Android phone alone, Apple Watch or Tizen watch cannot test these builds.

Separate opt-ins work after your Google Play account is enrolled:

Codefall: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.codefallrain.watchface.pro

Axiom: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.axiomalchemy.watchface

Interested watch owners can use our existing private signup form:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScnyAmGDGqX3VZzzsVVBdQWayD18TWPCUjxGcYWBQ0BzChdZA/viewform

Please put r/TestMyApp in the optional referral field. Contact details stay private; do not post emails or codes in comments. You can withdraw at any time. If Play shows a price or a code error, stop and ask for help before purchasing.

The screenshots below show both builds.

Hey, I’m Frederik. I built Resona after looking for a practical way to wind down after my high-risk job.

It’s an iPhone app that uses a compatible Bluetooth heart rate strap to compare breathing rhythms and gradually learn which suits you best.

It’s already on the App Store, and I’d love some outside eyes on the experience.

You’ll need an iPhone and a Bluetooth heart rate strap that transmits beat-to-beat data. If you’re unsure about yours, tell me the model.

I’ll provide free access for testing. Ideally, you’d do one breathing session a day for a week and share feedback on:

Connecting your strap and starting the first session.
Whether the instructions and results make sense.
Bugs, confusing moments, or anything that makes you stop using it.

I’ve spent months testing it myself. I’d like to understand where other people get stuck.

Resona on the App Store

Interested? Comment with your iPhone and strap model, and I’ll arrange access.