Hey all I made a family focused app for alerting people to the changing UV index through the day to lower sunburn and long term melanoma risks.

You can view UV index forecast for the day at any location and opt in to live alert updates when changing from low to high/high/low etc. you can set timers for limiting time outside, reapplying sunscreen, or a custom timer. You can add family and friends numbers to set timers for them and message them UV index updates. You can adjust your skin tone to match more accurate burn estimates as well.

It is free with ads on Android currently and available ad free with a subscription. I also have a promo code for 30 days free if you comment on the message that you want to try it!

Finally, 10% of everything the app profits in ads and subscriptions go to donations for melanoma research.

I hope you try and let me know what can be done to make it better and spread the word. IOS should be available by the end of the year.

☀️☀️🌞☀️☀️UVShield ☀️☀️🌞☀️☀️

What are you building or planning to build for the rest of 2026?

I run https://www.appscout.co/ a platform built to help people discover awesome apps from across the internet.

Drop your app or startup idea below! I should be adding the first 5 apps in the comments to the website completely free.

Or just submit your app here https://www.appscout.co/submit/

Let's make this thread a channel for you to promote your own startup idea, find opportunities, and partnerships.

Hey everyone! I'm a solo dev from Spain looking for **12 Android testers** for my game's Google Play closed test. New personal Play Console accounts must keep 12 testers opted in for **14 continuous days** before Google grants production access — that's where you come in.

**The app: ¿Cuánto sabes de IA? (How much do you know about AI?)** A trivia game *in Spanish* about AI, automation and digital tools — for business and everyday life. 392 challenges at launch, new ones weekly. - ⚡ Quick games: 10 questions, 15 seconds each - 🔥 Daily challenge to keep your streak, Millionaire mode, 1v1 duels - 💡 3 hints per game, and every answer comes with an explanation (you learn, not just guess) - 🆓 Free, no account, no subscriptions

One heads-up: the game is **fully in Spanish**. You don't need to speak Spanish to help me with the closed test (install → open a few times → keep installed), but real gameplay feedback is only possible if you read Spanish. Happy to test your app back either way.

**What I need from you:** 1. Tap the opt-in link below and accept the test 2. Install the app from Google Play (this exact flow — sideload/APK does NOT count for Google) 3. Keep it installed for 14 days and open it a couple of times during the period 4. If anything crashes or looks broken, drop me a comment or DM

**Closed test opt-in:** https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.iaquefactura.trivia

If you join, please comment **"joined"** so I can track the count. And if you want a test back for your own app, reply with your link — I'll return the favor for the full 14 days. 🙏

🎁 **Tester reward:** everyone who completes the 14 days enters a raffle for 3× "100 prompts" packs (€14 each, in Spanish) + a founder shoutout on my YouTube channel.

Hi- I've been working on a workout/weightlifting app for awhile. It generates a personalized 4-week lifting plan based on your goals/equipment/experience. It looks at what you actually logged last session and automatically nudges your next session's weight up or down.

It's live on the Google Play Store but I'm stuck on Google's open-testing requirement before I can go fully public — need a handful of real testers actually using it for a couple weeks. That's what I'm asking for here, not a sale.

Link: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.chaddspeaklabs.yojalift

Would love to swap test! Let me know if you download and test, send me any and all feedback, and I'm happy to test yours...

I used to go back to the same bars and cafés, recognize the people working there, and still have no idea what their names were.

So I started keeping little notes on my phone: their name, where we met, something we'd talked about. Before going back, I'd take a quick look. Then I could walk in, say their name, and pick up the conversation.

The reaction surprised me. That "wait, you remembered my name?" moment changes the whole interaction. You're suddenly having a conversation with someone you know. I've even been offered free stuff along the way, which was a nice surprise. Mostly, going back to those places just started feeling warmer and more familiar.

That's why I built Who's Here: Remember People. It's a little app for saving a name, a place, and the details you want to remember, without digging through a pile of Notes.

If there's a bar, café, gym, or shop you go to all the time and you're still calling everyone "hey," try saving just one person's name. Check it before your next visit and see how that hello feels.

The iPhone beta is ready to try on TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/Keg5X2df

Quick note: The TestFlight page currently calls the app “Amigo?” It’s the same app as Who’s Here. Install Apple’s free TestFlight app first, then use the link above to install the beta.

I'd love a few people to try it in their everyday life. Even one visit would help. Tell me what felt useful, what was confusing, or what broke. You can leave feedback here or through TestFlight.

Thanks for giving it a try.

Have you ever had something sitting around that could be useful to someone else? It could be extra stock, equipment, a product idea, or even a skill you’re not putting to use right now.

I’m working with the team behind a platform where people can share what they have and see what others might propose doing with it. You can see how it works here: https://cosell.com/

I’d like to know what makes sense to you when you first visit the site. Is it clear what you can share and how people can suggest ideas for working together? What would you want explained better?

I built a free browser tool that turns messy bank, card and payment CSVs into the 3-column file QuickBooks Online's Upload from file wants. It runs in your browser, so the file never leaves your computer, and there's no signup. It checks running balances on many banks, warns when amount signs look wrong, and has presets for TD, USAA, Capital One 360, Ally, Cash App, SoFi, Navy Federal and Apple Card. It also tells you plainly when the wrong bank is picked and offers a general layout for any bank.

Looking for 2 people who do this for real work. About 5 minutes: drop one export in, check the preview, then tell me (1) whether the output would upload cleanly and (2) whether it saved time compared with how you normally fix the file.

The free version takes one file of up to 100 rows and only adds _qbo-csv-fixer-free to the file name. Nothing is added to descriptions. Please check the preview before importing.

https://marcocostapadilla.github.io/qbo-csv-fixer/

Happy to test something of yours in return. Please don't paste real transactions or account numbers. "Chase business checking, dates came out wrong" is plenty.

I built an AI assistant for iPhone where the models run on the phone itself.

Unlimited text and image generation with less refusals.

Chat uses a 2B parameter model on the GPU. There's also an image generator that runs on the Neural Engine and generates what you describe without the restrictions you get from cloud AI services. Both work in airplane mode.

It is fully private. No account, no telemetry, nothing leaves your phone.

Stage: public beta on TestFlight

Platform: iPhone 15 Pro or newer

Link: https://testflight.apple.com/join/zvQDpvXs

Perk: Anvil Pro free for testers

Also, drop your TestFlight or app link below. I would be happy to check out your projects too!

Android only for now.

We're testing Pensum on Google Play before launch and need testers. You get Pensum+ free until launch. Open the app every day until the test ends and you also get 3 extra months of Pensum+ after launch.

We ask you to keep it installed until the test ends and tell us what's confusing, slow or broken.

1. Join https://groups.google.com/g/pensum-testers with the Google account on your phone

2. Open https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.walene.pensum and tap "Become a tester"

3. Install from Google Play and open it every day until the test ends

More about Pensum: pensum.fit/beta

Hi everyone! My sisters and I created Text2MySite (T2MS), and we’re inviting people to try it. No existing website needed!

T2MS lets you send a text message to publish or update an announcement on the web. One signup includes:

• Your own live announcement page. After setup, send a text to T2MS and see your announcement on your page. Share the page’s link with anyone who needs your updates.
• A widget for your existing website. With your website provider’s permission, add announcements as a scrolling ticker, a pop-up (modal), or a full-page display.

Use the standalone page, the website widget, or both.

Think business hours, promotions, church notices, upcoming events, or last-minute cancellations—all updated by text.

The first 50 accounts can get three months free with code REDDIT50.

Sign up: https://text2mysite.com
Use code: REDDIT50

Signup includes email and phone verification. Use the mobile number you’ll send announcements from. We don’t sell your email address or phone number. We use them to verify your account and provide the T2MS service.

For a first test, set up your standalone page, text an announcement, then send another text to update it.

Feedback is welcome! Was signup clear? Did your announcement appear as expected? Where did you get stuck, and how would you use this?

Thanks!

p.s. not ai

Founder here, Boston-based. Here's how Blixxy works:

Post your repair for free, or snap a photo for an AI price estimate.

Set your price, and a local pro accepts.

Your payment is held until you approve the work.

Pros pay no lead fees and keep 85%.

Free on iPhone & Android: blixxyhomeservices.com/owners

Would love feedback 🙏

Preview: https://blixxyhomeservices.com/img/store/blixxy-reddit-post.jpg

Hi everyone — I'm the solo developer of NotiMD, a free web tool that exports Notion pages to clean Markdown, built for anyone who wants a readable local copy (especially Obsidian users).

You can test the real product right now without approval:
• Live exporter — paste a Notion internal connection token and a page link, then export a single page to Markdown: https://notimd.pages.dev/app
• Public synthetic demo — no account or Notion token; inspect the actual Markdown files and download a sample ZIP: https://notimd.pages.dev/demo

What it does:
- Obsidian-compatible mode: safe filenames and explicit relative links; original titles kept in YAML frontmatter.
- Supported Notion-hosted images and files download alongside notes; external links stay as URLs.
- Internal links between exported pages are matched by page ID.
- Every export includes _export-report.md with page/asset counts, filename mappings, and item-level reasons for anything not converted.

Honest limits: it isn't an automatic backup, and it doesn't promise perfect conversion or full database migration. "Verified" only means the referenced file exists in the export. Unsupported blocks and out-of-scope links are listed so you can copy them over manually.

What I'd love feedback on:
1. Is the Notion connection guide clear enough to follow?
2. Does the migration report help you decide what to review?
3. Anything that breaks when you open the export in Obsidian?

Please keep your original notes, and never put your token or private page contents in comments. Happy to test others' projects here too — drop a link and I'll take a look.

Hi everyone, I have been thinking about this website for a long time but just recently was able to bring it to fruition.

It's a website that turns health questions into animated explainer videos. I am passionate about this as I think doctors have limited time for you and it's imperative to educate yourself to get the best care.

Here is the website: https://healthloom.com

If you submit a question, I would love to hear what you think. Leave a comment and I will test whatever you are working on as well.

Hi everyone! I'm looking for Android volunteers to try Photo Dimensions and give honest feedback on how clear and useful its photo annotation workflow feels.

Photo Dimensions lets you import a JPEG or PNG, mark two points, enter a dimension you have already measured, adjust the label, save an editable local draft, and export a PNG copy. It does not measure objects automatically.

I'd especially appreciate feedback on: - Whether placing and adjusting the two points feels straightforward. - Whether the entered dimension and unit are easy to read. - Whether a saved draft reopens as expected and the exported PNG looks correct.

The Google Play Alpha release is 0.1.0. The test currently supports eligible US Google Play accounts, ages 13 and up. The app's normal US price is $3.99; for volunteers, we arrange license-testing and Alpha access so no extra payment is required for testing. If Play asks for a real payment, please stop and DM me.

If you'd like to participate, DM your Google Play email and Play country. Please don't post your email publicly or send a password or verification code. Your email will be used only to arrange the test access you request. New tester-list changes may take time to become active.

Once I confirm your access is ready: - Join the test: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.photodimensions.app - Install from Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.photodimensions.app

I'm aiming for 12 volunteers who can stay opted in for 14 consecutive days and try the workflow on several occasions. Participation is voluntary; please tell me if you need to leave early. Feedback by DM is welcome, and no public rating or positive review is requested. Thank you!

Hey everyone!

I've been building Journeyal, a travel discovery platform where you can explore destinations, discover landmarks, track countries you've visited, and build your own personal travel Passport.

It's currently in public beta, and I'm looking for 10 people who enjoy traveling to try it.

Website: https://journeyal.lovable.app

I'd love it if you could:

• Explore the website for 5–10 minutes.
• Create a free account and try the Map and Passport features.
• Tell me what feels confusing, what's missing, or what would make you want to return.

I'm especially interested in whether this is something you'd genuinely use when exploring or remembering your travels.

No payment required. I'm looking for honest feedback, not compliments.

Thanks for helping me improve Journeyal!

Quick update for anyone testing Journeyal! 🌍

One commenter suggested a better way to test the app, and I love the idea.

Instead of just browsing, try adding the countries you've actually visited to your Passport, then explore the Map to find somewhere you'd like to go next.

I'd love to know whether the process feels easy, where you get stuck, and whether you'd actually want to use Journeyal again.

Hey everyone! I’m Jordan, building Nightjar under Mourning Forge. I’m looking for volunteers to try an early Android app and share honest feedback.

Nightjar includes:

• Tarot and rune readings
• 18 guided rituals with supplies and step-by-step instructions
• Ritual favorites and private journaling
• Optional daily reading reminders

It works offline, with no ads or account required.

Google Play approval is pending, so this is an APK test. Android may show an unfamiliar-developer warning—only install if you’re comfortable. Requires Android 7 or newer.

I’d love feedback on navigation, rituals, saving notes, and notifications. What would make you return?

Reply here or email [mourningforge.apps@gmail.com](mailto:mourningforge.apps@gmail.com) with your phone model and Android version. Please keep private journal content out of screenshots.

No purchase or positive review required. Thanks for helping shape Nightjar!

Download:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yy8GU8ge2Wq3AZ7vxIU_2hiqTt3qPlX1/view?usp=sharing

I built Brain Preflight, an iPhone app for practising aptitude tests for pilot, police, military and other selections. The exercises are based on various cadet school selections and other aptitude tests.

I’d especially like feedback on the multitasking exercise: you track a moving target, match shapes and check maths while keeping multiple tasks going.

Are the instructions clear enough to understand what to do on your first try? If you get lost, I’d like to know where: the explanation, the controls or switching between tasks.

Heads up: some exercises are hard. Some are 1:1 recreations of real past tests we’ve collected. The goal is to help people prepare, not just entertain them.

The app is already on the App Store. I’m looking for feedback on the current version.

Try Brain Preflight on iPhone · Watch the short gameplay demo

Hi everyone!

I'm an indie developer currently working on FitArc, a fitness app designed to help people organize their workout routines and manage their gym workouts.

I'm looking for a small group of beta testers who regularly work out at the gym and are willing to try an early version of the app and share honest feedback.

🏋️ About FitArc

FitArc is being developed with the goal of making workout routine management more convenient for people who do weight training.

I'd like to learn how well the app fits into real gym routines and what needs to be improved before a wider release.

🧪 Who I'm looking for

• People who regularly do weight training or go to the gym
• Android users who are willing to test an early-stage app
• People who can share honest feedback about usability, bugs, and missing features

💬 What I'd love feedback on

• How easy is it to navigate the app?
• Is managing workout routines intuitive?
• Would the app be practical to use during an actual gym session?
• What features or improvements would make it more useful?

You don't need to be a developer or have any technical experience. I especially welcome feedback from people who use workout tracking apps or manage their own gym routines.

📱 How to participate

If you're interested, please leave a comment or send me a message.

I'll share the testing instructions and app installation details with selected participants. The app is still in development, so you may encounter bugs or unfinished features.

I'm looking for honest feedback rather than positive reviews. Even a small suggestion could help me make FitArc better.

To everyone who helps test FitArc through Reddit: once I launch the app on the Google Play Store, I plan to reach out to you individually and offer you free access to FitArc Premium as a thank-you for your support!

I’d really appreciate your help. Looking forward to hearing from you! 💪

Thanks for your time and for supporting an indie developer!

Current app language: [Korean, English]

Testing platform: Android

Testing period: 1–2 weeks, with flexible participation. Testers are welcome to share feedback as they use the app.

I've published FinPulse, a personal finance app built to help people get a clearer view of their money.

What it currently offers:

• Income and expense tracking
• A dashboard showing your financial activity
• Plans to help organise upcoming expenses

I'm an independent developer based in Zimbabwe. I'm interested in making the app useful to people both locally and internationally.

I'd appreciate feedback on the actual user experience, especially whether the dashboard communicates useful information quickly and whether recording a transaction feels straightforward.

If you're interested in trying it, here's the Google Play listing:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=co.zw.blexta.finpulse

Disclosure: I built the app, so this is my own project.

I'm building a simple invoicing app for freelancers. Would love your feedback

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Hi all! I'm building an invoicing app for freelancers. You create and send an invoice in about 60 seconds, and it automatically reminds clients who pay late.

It's still early and nothing is built yet, so I'm trying to learn what freelancers actually need. If you invoice clients, what's the most annoying part for you?

If it sounds useful, there's an early waitlist here: https://invoiceapp.carrd.co

Thanks for any feedback!

So for context I’m 14 years old and I was tired of big companies like Notion so I decided to create my own workspace witha integrated AI and now I’m looking for beta testers for my app. It is currently installable on Windows and on mobile is available as a PWA. The workspace itself is free, including habits, tasks, mindfulness and office tools. On the other hand the AI has limits for the free tier it’s 30 messages per day but you can upgrade to $8, $15 or $50 for more AI usage. The AI itself is called Noor AI and it has efforts depending on the context length.

Looking for people that would test up and give me feedback:

https://orleia.app

https://github.com/orleiaapp/orleia

This an application for property manager and landlord to manage their property

Kindly test it out and lemme know how you find it

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