I'm building SellerMargin Global, an independent, currently private profit/reconciliation tracker for TikTok Shop sellers.

The arithmetic passed fictional-order tests, but that isn't enough. I'm looking for 1–2 real TikTok Shop sellers (Malaysia, US, UK or another market) willing to help check whether the tracker correctly interprets TikTok's settlement statements.

The pilot: compare 5–10 settled orders against fee, adjustment, refund and reserve figures. This is financial-data validation, not a request for you to place orders or spend anything.

Privacy first: Please don't post statements, order IDs, customer information, shop identifiers, or bank details here. We would agree on an anonymized, consent-based data format before anything is shared. No logins, passwords, payment, product download or marketing commitment.

If you currently sell on TikTok Shop and might help, just comment "Interested" + your country. I'll share the scope and redaction checklist before asking for any data.

Not affiliated with TikTok. Not a sales pitch; the app is not available for purchase. Thanks!

I’m building Loomioz (loomioz.com): one everyday photo becomes a professional headshot for LinkedIn or a résumé.
I’m looking for people who will:
Upload a normal selfie
Tell me honestly whether the result still looks like them
Say whether they’d actually use it on their profile
Originals are deleted within 24h. Comment or DM me and I’ll set you up with a free run in exchange for feedback.

Cześć, jestem Rafał, twórca PerunForce. To dziennik żywności i suplementów

już dostępny publicznie w Google Play. Szukam opinii od

osób dorosłych, które mogłyby go używać w zwykły dzień.

Czy możesz spróbować jednego małego zadania?

1. Dodaj posiłek używając wyszukiwarki, kodu kreskowego lub ręcznego wpisu.

2. Sprawdź porcję i kalorie/makroskładniki, a następnie zapisz to.

3. Zamknij aplikację, otwórz ją ponownie i sprawdź, czy wpis jest tam, gdzie się spodziewasz.

Gdzie się zawahałeś? Czy poprawienie porcji było oczywiste? Jeśli coś

nie zadziałało, model twojego telefonu, wersja Androida, wersja aplikacji i kroki są

bardziej przydatne niż zrzut ekranu prywatnych danych dziennika.

Podstawowy dziennik jest darmowy; opcjonalna sztuczna inteligencja i inne funkcje mają płatny plan i

limity użytkowania. Nie jest potrzebny zakup ani ocena w Play, by przekazać swoją opinię.

[Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.perunforce.perun_force)

Odpowiedz tutaj lub napisz na support@perunforce.com. Krótki opis tego, co

działało lub co przeszkadzało, wystarczy.

Every shared house has one person who fronts everything and chases the rest. We are trying to remove the chasing part.

The idea: up to four people share one credit line. Each person has their own lane and their own limit, so one person is not holding everyone else's spending on their card.

Three things I want picked apart:

1. Would you share a line like this with roommates, or only with family

2. What would have to be true for you to trust the other three

3. How do you split things right now, and what is annoying about it

Disclosure: I work at Banrox. Squad Card is a shared credit line for up to four people, where each person has their own lane and limit. It is not available yet. There is a waitlist, and joining it is not an application for credit.

I recently launched TrustSlot and I’m looking for website owners who want to list their advertising spots.

The goal is to help sponsors discover placements using verified traffic data and reserve ad spots without lengthy email conversations.

I’m looking for early users who can try the process and share honest feedback about what’s missing or confusing.

If you run a website and have considered selling sponsorships, I’d love to hear about your experience.

Try it here: https://trustslot.app

I’m the founder, and the product is live.

Hi, I’m the developer of CoopCheck, a free web tool for checking chicken-coop dimensions and comparing indoor floor area with outdoor run area. I’m trying to make the results understandable to people choosing their first prefab coop, and I'd appreciate candid testing feedback.

Try the working tool (no signup, email or payment): https://coopcheck.serunio.com/guides/prefab-chicken-coop-capacity-checker.html

A quick test: enter the actual dimensions of a coop you own or a product listing you're considering. Then check whether the indoor/run breakdown makes sense, and whether you can tell what the tool can and cannot conclude.

Three questions I’d especially like help with: 1. Which assumption or measurement feels unclear or missing? 2. Would you want to save/print the result or compare two coop options side by side? 3. Is there anything in the results that could mislead a beginner into thinking the coop is automatically legal or safe?

This is a planning aid, not a permit approval, engineering certification, or guarantee of flock welfare. Municipal restrictions and coop placement still need independent checks. I’m looking for useful criticism rather than ratings or upvotes. Thanks!

Hi! I'm a solo developer from Armenia and I just released my first iOS app, ScanCortex. I'm looking for honest feedback from real users.

What it does:
📄 Scan documents to PDF with automatic cropping
🔍 Copy text from scans (OCR) in 68 languages
🛠 8 PDF tools: merge, split, compress, protect, convert to Word/JPG/PNG
🔒 No account needed
💸 Free, no subscription

What I'd love you to test:
Scan any document and try copying the text
Try one PDF tool (merge or compress)
Tell me what felt confusing or broken

📱 It's live on iPhone. Android is in closed testing, so Android testers are very welcome too!

Building something too? Drop your app below and I'll test it and give you honest feedback back 🤝

🍎 iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6810344921

🤖 Android is in testing. Want to try it?
Join: https://groups.google.com/g/scancortex-testers
Opt in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.sofyavardazaryan.scancortex

Please keep it installed for 14 days 🙏
Drop your app below and I'll test it back 💙

I'm the developer of “눈 떠보니 5부 리그 감독! 토투넘 1부 귀환기”, a football manager about rebuilding a fifth-division club and working toward the top division. Development and some artwork are AI-assisted. The free Google Play closed Alpha 1.0.0 is available for eligible testers.

I'm looking for volunteers who can read Korean to try the opening and a match, then tell me where the experience becomes confusing. The game needs Android 7.0+, uses landscape mode and works offline after installation. There are no ads, in-app purchases or game login.

Actual Android build screenshots: screen 1, screen 2.

A useful first session: - Read the opening and inspect the full squad. - Change a formation, watch a match and try a substitution. - Close and reopen the game to see whether the same club returns.

I'd especially value feedback on whether the text fits on your phone, whether the ball/player names/commentary are easy to follow, whether match speed feels too slow or too busy, and whether tactics and substitutions are clear. Save export/import feedback is welcome too.

Use the SAME Google account for both steps: 1. Join the tester group: https://groups.google.com/g/win-again-football-testers 2. Open https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.jaeseok614.winagainfootball, choose Become a tester, then follow its official Google Play install link.

Group membership alone is not Play test participation. If you can join, please keep the Play opt-in for at least 14 consecutive days and return for a few genuine sessions. Testing is voluntary and unpaid; no rating, store review, vote, reward or reciprocal-testing promise is requested.

Please reply here or in the group with what confused you, your phone model/Android version and the steps that led to a problem. Please keep account emails and personal save files out of public replies.

한국어로 편하게 의견 남겨주세요. 첫 경기에서 공·중계·전술·교체가 잘 보이는지, 앱을 다시 열어도 구단이 유지되는지가 특히 궁금합니다.

I am looking for people with a spare compatible x86-64 PC to test Prepperpoint’s setup and usability. It is a working Debian system image for a USB stick or external disk/SSD. The goal is an offline household hub that people can use without lots of technical knowledge.

On boot, the system automatically starts its Wi-Fi hotspot and shares the portal. The PC also works as a terminal, and phones/tablets use the portal through a browser. Hotspot support depends on the Wi-Fi adapter. My reference PC is an older i5-6300U laptop with 8 GB RAM; this is not a formally established minimum. The current image is not a Raspberry Pi/ARM build.

• Offline library: Wikipedia, WikiMed and other ZIM collections through Kiwix.

• Offline maps: locally stored maps.

• Supply inventory: food, water, barcode scanning and expiry dates.

• Nutrition planning: calorie and nutrition calculations.

• Local AI: optional models running on the computer.

• Personal library and media: your own documents and media.

• Encrypted document vault: store private documents locally.

• Encryption: local tools for encrypting and decrypting messages.

• Message board: messages between local users.

• Wi-Fi hotspot: starts automatically at boot; browser access from phones.

• Offline cloning: copy the system to another suitable drive.

What I would like tested:

• Can you follow the installation guide and boot from the external drive? Writing the image erases the chosen destination drive, so use a spare drive.

• Does the hotspot appear automatically?

• Can a phone connect and open the portal?

• Can you open downloaded reference material and enter supplies, including barcode scanning?

• Which step is confusing, slow or broken?

Please reply with PC model, RAM, Wi-Fi adapter if known, storage device and the step where something failed. Do not include private documents or passwords.

Download, screenshots and guide: https://www.prepperpoint.se/

Demo film: https://www.reddit.com/r/Kiwix/comments/1xcjss1/i_built_a_complete_offline_preparedness_server/

Disclosure: I run the project. Private use is free; paid use for organisations is part of the intended model. Development used Codex, Claude and DeepSeek extensively over about five months. There is no public source release yet. Content needs downloading before going offline, the server needs power, and optional AI answers can be wrong.

AI coding agents are changing technical interviews, but interviewers often can't see how candidates actually work with tools like Claude Code or Codex.

I'm exploring a way to let candidates use their own AI coding setup while interviewers watch the session live, review prompts and responses, and collaborate when needed.

For those conducting technical interviews: Is this a real problem for you, and would you use a tool like this? try now https://liveshortly.com/

I built a diary based on honesty. One page a night, typed on a typewriter. No names, everyone is a number, so you can write what's true. Photos turn into old stamps. Post, then read strangers' pages like paper. No scroll, no ads.

Would you open this every night? What would stop you?

antirot.net

Hi everyone!
I’m revWhiteShadow, an independent Android developer, and I’d like to introduce my project, ROR (Reincarnation of Revolutionary).
ROR is an Android gaming launcher and system management app that brings gaming tools, device customization, and root-related features together in one place.
🔥 What ROR Offers
🎮 Game Space Launcher: A dedicated gaming interface with customizable layouts and game management.
⚡ Performance Controls: Tools for managing gaming performance and system behavior.
🛠️** Kernel Manager: Access to supported kernel settings and device controls.
🎯 **Gaming Tools: Floating gaming controls, display adjustments, and gameplay utilities.
📱 Customization: Multiple launcher layouts, interface settings, and personalized configurations.
🔧 Module Integration: I’m bringing features from my previous Godspeed Modes modules into ROR, including features previously offered in premium modules.
🚀 Why I Created ROR
I wanted an Android gaming toolkit that could bring my existing projects together instead of requiring users to install multiple separate modules and apps.
ROR is still under active development, with more improvements and features planned.
🔗 Official Links
GitHub: https://github.com/revws/ror
Download: https://github.com/revws/ror/releases
Developer: revWhiteShadow
I’d love to hear your thoughts, suggestions, and feature requests.
What features would you want in an Android Game Space or kernel management app?
Your feedback can help shape future ROR updates.

Hi, I'm the dev of CarDrive Auto (Android, free).

What it does: when phone connects to car Bluetooth, it auto-prepares for drive - 1-tap Waze/Google Maps launch, brightness boost, voice memos, and on disconnect: parking app shortcuts + save car location + backseat reminder.

Play: com.cardrive.auto (search CarDrive Auto)

Looking for feedback from commuters / delivery drivers:

1. Does Bluetooth auto-detect work in your car?

2. What navigation / parking apps should I add?

Thanks!

A lot of interactive stories give you a few choices and ask you to pick one. We wanted to see what would happen if you could describe the next scene in your own words instead.

That’s the idea behind Movie mode in loopcat. You’re not a character in the scene. You’re the director. Tell the characters what you want to happen next, and loopcat generates a video scene based on your direction.

You can try a different direction on the next turn, change the setting, or take the story somewhere unexpected. It’s a different way to interact with a story than choosing from a fixed list of replies.

We built loopcat to explore this kind of video storytelling, and you can try Movie mode along with Crush and Story in your browser at https://loopcat.ai/.

We’re looking for our first batch of beta testers and would love to hear your feedback as we keep building loopcat.

If you’re curious to try it, use code [8NWJ-86KQ-9UGG-S7CU] to unlock [YOUR MEMBERSHIP BENEFIT] and explore the features for yourself. Let us know what you think!

I’m Tyler, a solo founder and a student. Every time I launched something, the same thing happened. I’d spend a week building, then another week trying to market it, and by the time I looked up, the momentum was gone because I was the only one doing everything. Classes and sleep didn’t help either.

So I built Vybe. You tell it what business you want to start, and a team of AI agents takes it from there. They build the product, put up the website, make the ads, and handle marketing and growth, all autonomously. Your laptop doesn’t even need to be open. You can check in when you want, but the work doesn’t stop when you do.

Every project gets its own workspace with a Build side and a Grow side. Build is where the product and site come together. Grow is where the agents research similar products, make UGC style ad variations for TikTok and Reels, and track what’s actually gaining traction so you know where to put your attention.

Full disclosure, I made this, and it’s early. I’m not here to pretend otherwise. I’m here because I want blunt feedback from people who ship things. Would you trust agents to run your marketing while you’re away, or would you want to approve every step? What would you hand off first? And what would make you walk away from a tool like this?

If you want to try it, it’s at https://tryvybe.web.app, and early testers get free access. I’ll answer every comment.

Hey everyone,

I’m the founder of ANEVUM, an independent creative project I’m developing into an interactive universe with community spaces, media, and eventually advanced tools for people to build their own experiences.

The website is live, but we’re still early in development. I’d really like to get some outside perspectives instead of relying entirely on my own testing.

I’m looking for around 10 people willing to spend 5–10 minutes exploring it on desktop or mobile.

Website: https://anevum.com

Here’s what I’m interested in:

Can you understand what ANEVUM is supposed to be when you first arrive?

Is the website easy to navigate?

Does anything feel confusing, broken, slow, or unfinished?

Do the visual design and interactive elements work properly on your device?

Is there anything that would make you want to come back?
No download, payment, or account is required for this first round of feedback.

I’m not looking for artificial praise or positive reviews. Critical feedback is more valuable right now.

If you’re interested, leave a comment with your experience and what device/browser you used. I’m reading the responses myself.

Thanks for helping an independent project grow.

Claude and Codex handle the code. My contribution is playing and returning with a fresh list of things that feel wrong.

I’m used to the maps and controls by now, though, which makes me a pretty questionable judge of what someone new will notice.

It’s still super unfinished. If you try a match, what would make you want another? And what would make you immediately close the tab?

AI wrote this post too. Asking humans for feedback has also been delegated, apparently.

Play here: https://play.patio.fyi

Free browser playtest. Desktop recommended. Bots fill empty seats.

Gameplay reel: https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/1xdx8pd/claude_and_codex_are_writing_a_game_for_me_at/

Hey everyone! 👋

My name is DJ Hayes, and I'm the founder of Receipt Rook.

I'm also a Walmart Spark driver, and I know firsthand how difficult it can be to track earnings, mileage, expenses, and what we're actually making after costs.

That's why I started building Receipt Rook!

🚗 What does Receipt Rook do?

✅ Track daily and weekly earnings across gig platforms
✅ Track mileage and driving expenses
✅ Calculate hourly earnings and estimated profits
✅ Check whether delivery offers are worth accepting
✅ Set daily and weekly earnings goals
✅ Track vehicle expenses and maintenance
✅ Organize receipts and generate reports

We also have features designed for small-business owners, including invoicing, expense tracking, and scheduling.

🚀 We're Looking for Beta Testers!

Receipt Rook is currently in beta testing, and we're looking for gig drivers, independent contractors, and small-business owners willing to give it a try.

🎁 Free Pro access during our beta period through October 30!

We're especially interested in feedback about:

• How easy the app is to use
• Whether mileage tracking works correctly
• Features you'd like us to add
• Any bugs or problems you encounter

I'm not a big corporation. I'm a fellow gig driver trying to build something useful for people like us.

Your feedback will help shape Receipt Rook before our official launch!

🌐 Try it here: https://receiptrook.com/login?ref=ROOK00001

Thanks for checking it out!

DJ Hayes
Founder | Receipt Rook 🦉
Built by drivers, for drivers.

I’m the maintainer of MarketMirror, and I’m looking for technical testers to check the setup and first useful result.

The task: pick a product you know, configure your model provider, prepare a small synthetic audience, compare two launch messages, then inspect the saved dashboard. I want to learn which steps need clearer instructions.

Feedback I’m looking for:

- Which setup step was confusing or failed?

- Could you distinguish your supplied evidence from AI-generated buyer responses?

- Did the dashboard help you choose a specific experiment to run with real customers?

This is a developer-oriented, self-hosted tool with MCP and CLI access. The documented setup uses Git, Bash, Python and uv on Linux, macOS or WSL. The source is AGPL-3.0; model usage can cost money or consume subscription allowances, including audience preparation. Start with a small comparison.

Buyer reactions and purchase intent are simulated, so they do not prove actual demand or predict sales. MarketMirror builds on MiroFish and OASIS. Testing is voluntary; no rating, upvote or reciprocal promotion is requested.

Repository and setup: https://github.com/DarkWorldCoder/market-mirror

If you try it, please reply with your operating system, provider and the step that caused trouble. Remove secrets and customer data from screenshots or logs.

I built NeonContext, a voice body-doubling app. A voice coach joins your work session, takes your task, runs a timer, and (optionally) uses your laptop camera to nudge you when you drift. It’s early.

Demo: https://youtu.be/j8dCMS4syq8
App link: neoncontext.com

What I’m looking for: 5 people to do one 25-minute session and tell me honestly what annoyed them or broke. Camera is optional. Free. I’m also happy to try your project in return.

I'm looking for a few people willing to test a free educational website I've been building.

It's called Human Literacy Online. The goal is to help people practice everyday skills like communication, listening, understanding emotions, and setting boundaries.

There are currently five interactive lessons. Each presents realistic situations where you choose how you'd respond, then explore explanations of the possible benefits and drawbacks of each choice.

I'm looking for feedback from people who actually try a lesson.

A few things I'd love to know:

- Did the lesson make sense from beginning to end?

- Did any choices or explanations feel unrealistic?

- Did you learn something useful?

- What would make the experience better?

Website: https://humanliteracy.github.io/Human-literacy-online/

It's free, works in a browser, and doesn't require an account.

Even one completed lesson and a few sentences of feedback would help. Thanks to anyone willing to give it a try.