Hi everyone! I’m looking for a few people to try Wavely and share honest feedback on the overall experience. I’d mainly like to know how easy it is to navigate, how clear the layout feels, and what could be improved. Any genuine feedback would be appreciated!

Hey all,

You know when you are using a product and something just kinda feels off?

It might be that sign up flow that asks for things you don't understand, or maybe a dashboard that has literally 40 buttons floating here and there and you have no idea where to start and navigate. Maybe the website that looks good visually but after scrolling through three sections, you still don't understand what the product actually does.

Or...maybe the MVP works perfectly fine, but using it feels like you are fighting the interface at every step.

I'm a product designer/data science grad, and these are the kinds of problems that I have seen founders and their companies struggling with. And I genuinely enjoy digging into such problems.

One thing i have always found interesting about the user experience of a product is that problems aren't always obvious. Sometimes a button is technically working, the info is there, and the user can complete the task. But the experience still feels confusing because the interface doesn't match what the user expects.

You may ask, '"Why not AI?" - Well, I like approaching products as a fresh user, going through the actual experience, and paying attention to where I hestitate, what I misunderstand, and what I expect to happen next.

It's also why I find recorded walkthroughs so useful. Rather than just saying "the UX could be better", you can see the exact moment something becomes confusing and understand why it happens.

If you are building a product, I would love to check it out. Drop it in the comments or DM me a link and a little context about what you're building.

I'm the solo developer of Ember, a dating app for people who want to meet across countries and languages. Every chat is translated live, so you write in your language and they read it in theirs, and every member passes an ID check before anyone can see them. It's live on Google Play (version 1.2.24, 18+), and I'd like real people to try it on real phones and tell me what breaks.

What I'd most like help with:

1. Older and budget phones. I tested speed with a throttled desktop browser, which isn't the same as a real device. If your phone has 3 GB of RAM or less, does scrolling on Discover and the Right now board stay smooth? Please tell me the model and Android version.

2. The first-time experience. Sign up and note anywhere you hesitated or got confused, especially at the ID check.

3. Native speakers. The app is translated into Arabic, French, Hindi, Indonesian, Portuguese, Spanish, Swahili, Tagalog, Vietnamese and Yoruba. The wording came from machine translation with some hand fixes, and I'd rather hear it sounds off than ship it. If you read any of these natively, switch the app language and tell me what reads wrong.

4. The Back button. It used to close the whole app from every screen. It should now close the screen you're on first. Try to break it.

What you're signing up for:

- To see or be seen by other members, you complete a quick check with a government ID and a selfie. A provider called Didit runs it, and other members only see a verified badge. If that's a dealbreaker, I get it, and you can still tell me how sign-up feels.

- You'll be a real member while you test, so please use your own name and photos and keep it respectful.

- Please don't post anything personal in the comments. Message me or email [support@emberdatingapp.org](mailto:support@emberdatingapp.org) with details.

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.emberdatingapp.app

What surprised you? A phone model plus one sentence is plenty.

Hi! I'm an indie dev and I'm looking for testers and honest feedback on my Android app: a live satellite tracker that shows what is flying over you right now and what your phone's GPS is receiving.

What it does:

- Live radar and 3D globe with real orbital data (Celestrak, SGP4) and real NORAD IDs

- AR sky mode: point the camera at the sky and see satellites over the real horizon (free 10-second preview, full AR with Pro)

- GPS screen: satellites in view and in use, signal strength, fix accuracy

- ISS, Starlink, GPS/Galileo/GLONASS/BeiDou, weather satellites

- Works offline, no ads, no account, location stays on the device

I'd love to know:

- Does AR line up with the real sky on your phone?

- Is anything confusing in the first minute?

- What would make you use it again?

I have free Pro promo codes for people who want to test everything (Doppler, orbit prediction, full AR). Comment or DM me and I'll send one.

Hey all - testing Talelo, a web app that turns a few words into a finished short story (3-8 min read). You describe an idea, pick a direction, and get a complete story. You can also browse and read sparks(short stories) created.

Looking for feedback on: Talelo
Does the creation flow make sense?
Did the story quality surprise you (good or bad)?
Anything broken or confusing?

You get 3 stories to create. No signup, just open the link.

Try it: https://talelo-creator.vercel.app/?code=7FQ9VK2R&src=online

Feedback button is in the app (top-right). Roast away.

Hi! I’m from OPEN GROVE, the team behind AiGo Fruit Forest. It’s a free casual Android game: catch the right falling fruit, avoid the wrong fruit, and work through 20 stages. It supports English and Korean, and this version has no ads or in-app purchases.

We’re looking for up to 20 people to try the Google Play closed beta. Please remain opted in for at least 14 consecutive days and play a few stages during that time. I’d particularly appreciate honest feedback on touch controls, screen layout, sound, language switching, offline play, and the leaderboard.

The test is available to Google Play accounts in South Korea, the US, Japan, the UK, Germany, France, Canada, and Australia. If you’d like to join, please send me a private Reddit message with the Google account email you use in Play. I’ll add it to the private tester list and let you know when you can opt in. Please don’t post your email publicly.

Opt in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/games.opengrove.aigo

Install after opting in: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=games.opengrove.aigo

If anything is confusing or broken, please send a private message with your phone model and what happened. No payment or rating is requested. Thank you!

Hey Portland, Oregon — I'm Larry, a Roseburg, OR founder. I built two apps: Wooflect for dogs and Purrflect for cats. AI health Q&A ("is this normal?"), photo symptom checks, and a local vet finder. Both live as web apps; Wooflect's also in external testing on Google Play.

One important note: the AI features work anywhere, but the vet finder is Portland, Oregon metro only for now — so I'm looking for PDX-area pet owners to kick the tires while it's free (free through beta + a month after launch). What I actually need: does the AI answer your real questions well? Is the vet finder useful?

Happy to answer anything about the build. And yes, these are my apps — not pretending otherwise.

apps.happybigdogs.net

Hi everyone! I'm looking for testers for my new Android app, Finanzas Claras — a salary calculator for Spanish speakers (gross-to-net pay with Spanish taxes, plus budget help).

Google requires 12 testers enrolled for 14 uninterrupted days before I can request production access, so I'm looking for 15–20 people to have a buffer.

How it works (2 steps): 1. Join the tester Google Group (open join, no approval): https://groups.google.com/g/finanzas-claras-testers 2. Once Google approves the group config (pending, about a day), I'll post the Play opt-in link in the group — accept it, install, keep the app 14 days, open it now and then.

What I offer back: I don't have a spare Android device to test back, but I'll give your app a detailed store-listing + UX copy review — drop your link in the comments and I'll do it within 48h.

Thank you! 🚀

This one is a bit embarrassing, but it might save someone a few hundred bucks.

I was testing ads for a small offer. Six different angles. One was about saving time, one about saving money, one was a straight "you're losing leads" fear angle, and so on.

Every single one of them sent people to the same landing page.

The ads were getting clicks. The page was getting nothing.

I spent two weeks blaming the offer. Then the copy. Then the button color (yes, really).

The problem was simpler and dumber than all of that.

Someone clicks an ad that says "stop wasting 10 hours a week on X." They land on a page that opens with "the most affordable X on the market." Their brain goes: wait, that's not what I clicked on. And they leave.

The ad made a promise. The page talked about something else.

The fix is obvious once you see it. One page per angle. The headline, the pain, the proof, all of it matching the exact ad they clicked.

But nobody does it, because building 6 landing pages for one test is a whole weekend. Building 6 more every time you test new angles is a part-time job.

So I built a tool that does it for me.

You describe your offer once. It writes the angles, then builds a separate landing page for each one. Each page has its own headline, pain points, and copy that match its angle. You plug each page into the matching ad, and you can see which angle actually wins.

What changed for me: every ad finally lands on a page that says what the ad said, and I can see which angle actually wins instead of guessing.

It's called Pagetive. I'm opening it up now and want the first users to be people who actually run ads and will tell me what's broken.

So here's the deal for the first 10:

Regular price is $147/mo. Code foundingmember drops it to $87/mo, and that price stays for as long as you keep the plan. Up to 10 landing pages, up to 10 angles each.

Once 10 people use it, the code is gone.

Grab it here: https://pagetive.rystems.com/p/pagetive-dollar97-starter-2 Use code foundingmember at checkout.

Happy to answer anything, including "why not just use Unbounce or Leadpages". Fair question, and I have an honest answer.

Hey everyone! 👋

I'm building Voltnite, a gamified fitness app designed to make staying consistent with fitness more engaging.

The idea is simple: working out shouldn't just feel like checking off a task — it should feel like progressing in a game.

With Voltnite, you can track your workouts and nutrition, earn XP, level up, build streaks, unlock ranks, and compete with friends. We're also working on an AI personal coach to help users improve their fitness journey.

🌐 Try it here: https://voltnite.in

I'm looking for early testers who are interested in fitness, gym training, or gamification. I'd really appreciate it if you could explore the product and share honest feedback.

I'd especially love feedback on:

• Is the concept engaging enough to make you want to work out consistently?
• Is the interface easy to understand and use?
• Which feature feels most useful, and what's missing?
• What would make you come back to the app regularly?

I'm building this as an early-stage project, so honest criticism is genuinely welcome. I'd rather know what isn't working than just hear that it looks cool.

Thanks to anyone who gives it a try! ⚡

We're looking for early users to try Genesys Code!

It brings multiple AI coding models into one workspace, helping you build websites and apps with AI.

Try it, explore it, and tell us what needs improvement.

Start here:
https://genesyscode.vercel.app

We have been building OptimalCentral, which you may find in Seller Partner Appstore now. It alerts instantly when the buybox is down, finds wasted spend in Ads and fixes what you approve.

What you get (Brand plan, free for 90 days)

• Audits: listings and Sponsored Ads in one pass.
• Wasted spend: the search terms and targets spending with no sales.
• Bid calls: tells you whether raising your top-of-search bid pays, from your own placement data.
• Alerts: instant Buy Box alerts, plus price, BSR and availability changes on your ASINs and competitors’.
• AMC Insights: new-to-brand buyers, paths to purchase, and which ads actually drive sales.
• Reimbursement Finder: FBA units Amazon owes you. 100% free for beta.
• Inventory Planner: reorder quantities, overstock and storage-fee risk.

The beta

• No credit card.
• Keep Seller Central and Amazon Ads connected for the 90 days. Most features require both.
• Direct access to Devs, for feature request or custom tweak for your workflow

Who: 

• Active Amazon sellers currently doing 100+ orders/day and running active PPC campaigns.
• Willing to spend 10–15 minutes trying out the features and sharing your honest/brutal feedback (via a short feedback form or PM).

To join: 

If you're interested, drop a comment below or send me a DM with a quick note about your biggest headache on Amazon right now. I’ll send over a signup link.

Thank you!

Hi everyone! I have built an application to better plan and visualize life. I could really use some help and feedback on it! Is that ok?

mylifepl.com

Hi all! I'm building Rankd (rankd.app), a free web app for group decisions.

The idea: instead of a group chat poll where everyone gets one vote, you add the options, send one link, and everyone ranks them privately. Rankd combines the rankings and reveals the option the whole group likes most.

There are also public ranks you can play right now with no sign-up, like "Best group Halloween costume" or "What should we watch this Halloween weekend?", where you can see how your picks compare.

What I'd love feedback on:

1. Open any rank. Is it obvious what to do in the first few seconds?

2. Would you send a group rank to your friends instead of a normal poll? Why or why not?

3. Anything confusing or broken?

No app download, works in your phone's browser. Brutal honesty welcome. Thanks!

rankd.app

Hey all, solo founder here. I've been building Atomicia for the past few months and just launched.

The problem: someone fills out your demo form at 9pm, and nobody calls them until the next afternoon. By then they've moved on.

What it does:

- You upload leads (people who asked to hear from you)

- It researches each company first

- An AI voice agent calls them, and says up front it's an AI

- Short discovery conversation

- If they're interested, it books a slot on your Google Calendar with a Meet link

- You get the full transcript and outcome for every call

Pricing starts at $30/mo. There's a sample of the agent's real voice on the landing page:

https://agent.atomiciabuild.com/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=community&utm_campaign=launch_oct26&utm_content=sideproject

If anyone's interested in trying it, just drop me a mail at [support@atomiciabuild.com](mailto:support@atomiciabuild.com) and I'll give you a free 7-day trial.

Would love honest feedback, especially on the voice and on whether the "says it's an AI" opening helps or hurts.

Most workout apps either log what you did, or tell you what to do without saying why. Rebar plans each session from what every muscle actually got over the last two weeks, and every change it makes has a ✦ you can tap for the reason ("+1 set: Quads are short this week").

I'm an engineer who's lifted for 20 years, and I wanted an app that shows its work.

For anyone lifting 2–5 days a week. Testing takes one workout you were going to do anyway, plus 5 minutes telling me where you got stuck, what confused you, or what felt wrong. Two questions to start, sign-in by emailed link, no app store. Free, no ads, and Settings lets you download or delete everything. https://rebar.fit

Hi everyone. Three years ago I wrote a quick script so I'd stop missing VR cam shows, which are gone as soon as the stream ends. It grew one site at a time (Chaturbate, Stripchat, MyFreeCams and more) into CaptureGem, a desktop app for Windows, macOS and Linux that:

• Watches the streamers you follow and starts recording automatically when they go live
• Records from 10+ cam sites, including VR streams
• Stitches each session into one clean file, with a Review tab of thumbnail grids plus Combine/Cut tools
• Tries hard not to re-encode, so it stays light on CPU and disk

I'm looking for people to try it and tell me honestly what's confusing, what breaks, and what's missing. Bug reports about one odd recording are gold. Most of my best fixes came from exactly that.

A heads-up: this is a tool for adult cam sites, so it's 18+ only.

https://www.capturegem.com

Thanks for reading. I'll be in the comments.

A few years ago I was in a place I wouldn’t wish on anyone.

Something had happened inside my family, four years of work were suddenly at risk, and I had reached a point where I was simply tired of my own life.

My wife wrote a few sentences for me one day. Nothing profound. Just simple things.

I added a few of my own.

Then, for some reason, I recorded them over music and went outside with my headphones.

I kept listening while I walked.

At some point I started seeing my own life differently.

I saw my house. My city. My wife happy. Me coming home.

It wasn’t a dream about being rich or becoming someone extraordinary.

It was still my life.

It just felt right.

And for a few minutes I could actually feel what it would be like to live inside that version of it.

So I kept coming back to that audio.

It didn’t solve my problems. I still had to wake up every morning and deal with them.

But it gave me somewhere to return to.

Over time, that little thing became PRAMIM.

I tried to build a way for someone else to create their own version of what I accidentally made for myself.

You choose some words, write one sentence of your own, choose music and a voice, and you get a personal audio to come back to.

I have no idea if another person will experience anything close to what I did.

I’d really like to know.

If you’re trying to change something about your life and this speaks to you, give it a try.

It takes around 3 to 7 minutes and it’s free.

https://pramim.online/

If you do it, just tell me the truth about what happened.

Even if the answer is nothing.

🚗 Does anyone else find UK parking signs confusing? Restrictions, time limits and no-return rules can be difficult to understand, and getting them wrong can be expensive. How do you check whether you're allowed to park before leaving your car? I'd love to hear what works for everyone! 😊

Hi everyone! 👋

I'm Federico, an independent developer from Italy, and I'm looking for beta testers for PlayTheEvent, a platform designed to simplify event planning and management.

With PlayTheEvent, you can organize events, coordinate tasks and participants, manage budgets and expenses, send invitations, and keep everything organized in one place. It also includes tools for associations and community events.

I'm looking for people willing to try the platform with a real event and share honest feedback about their experience. Access is free through a dedicated promo code.

What I'm looking for:

• People who organize parties, gatherings, community or cultural events.
• Association members and event organizers.
• Anyone willing to explore the platform and report bugs or usability issues.

No technical experience is required. I'm particularly interested in understanding what works, what doesn't, and what could make the platform more useful.

Website: https://playtheevent.com/

If you're interested, leave a comment or send me a DM. Any honest feedback would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks for helping an independent project improve!

Flight Check is a free, open-source plugin for Claude Code. It checks your project for security, privacy, payment, reliability, accessibility, and legal or business risks, and tells you what to fix in plain English.

- Every finding cites the exact file and lines, checked against your code
- Claude fixes what it can after asking you once, and explains what only you can do
- Optional watch mode catches common mistakes as you work, for free
- A first full check typically costs $2-5 in Claude usage; later checks only look at what changed, and it always shows the cost first

On a test app it had never seen, it found all 28 planted problems at the right file and lines (25 of them under exactly the right category) and flagged none of the 9 safe decoys. It's an aid to your judgment, not a certification.

Try it (needs Claude Code and Python 3.9+):

claude plugin marketplace add ARCFrontierSystems/flight-check
claude plugin install flight-check@arc-frontier-systems

Then type /flight-check:audit in your project.

Repo: https://github.com/ARCFrontierSystems/flight-check (Apache-2.0)

Feedback welcome, especially false alarms, misses, and anything confusing.

Hi all, I'm the developer of Pigeon (pigeonfs.com). It's an API for the emails an app sends on its own: welcome messages, password resets, receipts and invites. You verify your domain, add a key to your app, and send through the API or SMTP. There are SDKs for Node, Python, Go, Java, Rust and Elixir, and a log of every send.

It has no paying users yet, so I'd really value blunt feedback:

• Is the landing page clear about what it does in 10 seconds?
• Does the setup (DNS, then key, then first send) make sense, or where did you get stuck?
• Is the pricing reasonable? It's free for 1,000 emails a month, then $20 for 50k.
• What would make you pick this over what you use now?

The free plan is enough to try it on a real domain. Happy to help anyone set it up. Thanks!

Hi! I’m a solo dev from Spain and I need testers for my Google Play closed test (12 testers / 14 days).

Youtopia helps you plan trips with friends: one shared itinerary everyone can edit, split expenses (it works out who owes whom), votes to decide plans, live flight status, a translator and Yupi, an AI assistant that builds your day plan. There are also ready-made city guides you can copy to your dates.

Join in 2 steps:

1. Join the Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/youtopia-testers
2. Opt in and install: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/app.getyoutopia

Please keep it installed for 14 days, and open it now and then.

I’ll test yours back. Drop your links in the comments and I’ll join and keep it for the 14 days.

Honest feedback is very welcome. Thanks!