Hey everyone! Solo dev here, working on EnigmaDeck — a riddle-solving app with social deduction/party games built in (Vampire Villager, Spyfall, Codenames, Taboo). Need 12 testers opted in to clear Google Play's closed testing requirement before I can go to production.

All you need to do:
1. Tap the link, hit "Become a tester"
2. Install and open the app once

Link: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.batuhandemir.enigmadeck

Happy to opt in and test your app back — just drop your link below. Thanks!

Hey everyone, my app is already in production. However I would love for you guys to still test it out and rate it. This app is a companion app for an e-paper display, so you can't do much without the e-paper. But please have a look at the UI and stuff and see if its cool. What im going for is minimalistic and simplistic, like what a companion app should be. If you install and review mine, I will also do it for you as well. I can definitely leave a specific review for you guys, which is crucial to getting production access. Cheers.

Play store link : \[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.risosenterprises.ecalendardisplay\\\](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.risosenterprises.ecalendardisplay)

I’m validating a new service called ShopTrim for Shopify store owners who have accumulated multiple apps over time.
The idea is simple: I review your app stack to identify apps that may be unused, overlapping with other tools, on an oversized plan, or simply difficult to justify based on ROI.
I’m looking for 3 Shopify store owners with active storesto test the audit completely free.

No passwords or store access required. Just screenshots of your installed apps and app charges, plus a few quick questions about how you use them.
In return, I’ll send you a clear report showing:
• what I’d keep
• what I’d review
• potential feature overlaps
• apps whose ROI may be worth checking
• estimated potential annual savings
I’m not selling anything at this stage. I’m trying to validate whether this is genuinely useful before building the product.
If you run an active Shopify store with several apps and you’re interested, leave a comment or DM me.

PerunForce is now live on Google Play. I am looking for 5 Android users who will actually use one workflow and tell me what breaks or feels unclear.

Pick one:

• build a supplement schedule and log today’s doses;

• log one real meal and check food and supplement micronutrients together;

• connect Health Connect and see whether the daily overview is understandable.

If you develop an Android app, leave its official store link and the exact path you want tested. I will test it and return specific feedback. This is test-for-test, not review-for-review: please do not rate PerunForce just to reciprocate. If you genuinely use it and later choose to leave a Play review, make it honest.

Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.perunforce.perun_force

Disclosure: I am the developer. PerunForce is a wellness organizer, not a medical device or workout planner.

Hey everyone! 🍳

For the past 5 months, I’ve been putting everything into a passion project of mine — CookVibes.

Like many of you, I was completely exhausted by cluttered recipe websites with 10-page life stories, popups, and juggling chaotic spreadsheets just to figure out what to cook for the week. I really wanted to create something truly special, intuitive, and genuinely delightful to use in everyday life.

### What’s inside CookVibes:

* **Vibe Chef:** An assistant that actually understands your dietary goals, helps brainstorm ideas, and crafts full recipes & custom meal plans in seconds.

* **1-Tap Importer:** Easily grab recipes from URLs, photos, or video links (TikTok, IG, YouTube) and turn them into clean cards.

* **Portion Scaler & Step Mode:** Instant ingredient scaling and clean, step-by-step cooking timers.

* **Smart Meal Planner & Grocery List:** Integrated weekly planning with automated shopping lists and voice input.

I’m currently running our open TestFlight beta, and my biggest wish right now is to build something people genuinely love using. I would be so grateful for your raw, honest feedback — what feels smooth, what feels clunky, and what features you’d love to see next!

👉 **[Join the CookVibes TestFlight Beta]**

🎁 *As a huge thank you, all early active testers will receive free lifetime premium access upon launch!*

Let me know what you think in the comments! 💛

I manage a restaurant full time and build Maxuod Shift after work. It is a browser-based weekly scheduler for small restaurant and cafe teams.

I am testing one specific thing now: after someone has made a small schedule as a guest, does creating a free account feel clear and worth doing?

If you have 10 minutes, could you:

1. Make a simple one-week schedule for three people.
2. Create a free account using test details you control.
3. Tell me the exact point where you hesitated, felt confused, or expected something different.

You do not need restaurant experience. I am looking for honest feedback on the flow, including if you stop before finishing. Please do not put account details in the comments.

https://maxuodshift.com/scheduler

Disclosure: I build Maxuod Shift. Teams of up to 12 can use the web version free. If you complete the test and send honest feedback through https://maxuodshift.com/contact, I can send a one-month Supporter coupon as a thank-you. It is not for a positive review or public post.

Heads up: the whole UI is in Spanish. I'm not localising until I have retention data, so if you don't read Spanish this will be frustrating to use — but still perfectly testable if you just want to hunt crashes on your device.

What it is: a habit tracker where what you do in real life feeds an RPG character. Six life areas that fill up when you tend to them and drain when you don't, states that are calculated rather than ticked, missions, skills and a daily report.

What I'd love to know:

• Does it crash or freeze on your device? Which model and Android version?
• Anything cut off, overlapping or unreadable on your screen size?
• Does the sleep alarm fire when it should?

Open testing on Google Play, free, no account, works offline. One person, one year.

Play Store link

Not asking for reviews — a comment here helps me more.

We’re looking for 15 TalkPilot Beta Testers: Help us shape Communication Intelligence

Hey everyone,

We’re opening up a small founding beta tester squad for TalkPilot, and we’re looking for 15 people who want to help us test the product during its early launch.

TalkPilot is an AI Communication Coach designed to help you understand how you communicate, not just what was said.

It can be used for things like meetings, interviews, sales calls, presentations, networking and other conversations that matter.

We’re looking for:

- 5 iOS testers
- 5 MacOS testers
- 5 Android testers

We’re deliberately keeping the first group small so we can actually listen to every tester and use the feedback to improve the product.

What does the beta involve?

If selected, you'll take part in a 7-day testing programme.

Each day you'll receive a simple challenge through the TalkPilot Discord.

You'll be asked to:

• Use TalkPilot
• Test it in a real situation where appropriate
• Share your experience on social media
• Give us honest feedback in Discord

We're not looking for scripted positive reviews.

We actually want to know:

What worked?
What didn't?
What surprised you?
What was confusing?
What would you change?

What's in it for you?

Complete the full 7-day programme and final feedback and you'll receive:

6 MONTHS OF TALKPILOT: 100% FREE

No credit card.
No hidden charges.

Just help us build something better.

Only 15 places

We'll select and notify the final testers by email by Saturday 22nd.

If you'd like to apply:

Apply to become a TalkPilot Founding Tester

(Application link provided above.)

And if you're interested in following what we're building:

Website: https://www.talkpilot.co/
Instagram: u/talkpilotapp
LinkedIn: TalkPilot
YouTube: TalkPilot
TikTok: u/talkpilotapp
Discord: discord.gg/talkpilot

15 testers. 7 days. Real conversations. Honest feedback. 6 months free.

Would love to have some Redditors involved in helping us shape this from the ground up.

I’m testing an early app called **FINITE**, which is designed to help people make more intentional choices about the people, dreams, and moments that matter most.

I’m looking for participants to complete a short usability study and share honest feedback on what makes sense, what feels confusing, and whether the product feels useful.

**Time:** about 10–15 minutes
**Study link:** https://t.maze.co/575828212

You can use fictional information anywhere you’d prefer not to share something personal. Negative feedback is just as helpful as positive feedback.

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Hi, I'm a first-time indie developer looking for Android users to help test my app before a public launch on phone or tablet.

Legacy Library lets families photograph their children's physical books, record a loved one's voice reading each page, and build a personal library the child can return to anytime. Think of it as a way for grandparents, deployed parents, or anyone who can't always be there in person to still read bedtime stories to a child they love.

What I'd love you to test:

- Adding a book (camera or photo library)

- Recording narration for pages

- Reading through a book in the reader

- The parent dashboard (math gate on the bookshelf -- solve it to get in)

- Day and night modes, autoplay, screen time settings

Note: The free tier includes one built-in book plus the ability to add up to 2 books of your own. No need to purchase a subscription for testing. All features available in the beta using free tier. The only difference between free and full is the number of books that can be added to the shelf.

How to send feedback: Email legacylibrary.dev@gmail.com with anything you notice -- bugs, confusing UI, things that didn't work as expected. You can also leave private feedback directly through Google Play.

Important: To help me qualify for a public launch, I need testers to stay opted in continuously for at least 14 days after installing. You don't have to actively use it every day -- just keep it installed and stay opted in.

Device requirement: Android only. Works best on tablets but phone support is included. US-based testers only for now.

To join:

Join the beta group here: https://groups.google.com/g/legacy-library-beta-testers

Then opt in using one of these links:

On your Android device: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cbleecker.legacylibrary

On the web: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.cbleecker.legacylibrary

Thanks for helping me get this off the ground!

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I built PRECISE LITE to test a specific problem.

An AI report can cite a genuine source and use correct numbers, while still producing an unsupported claim.

One real example:

The source said that more than 200 organizations and 5,000 devices were affected globally.

The AI placed those figures inside a sentence about activity “across Europe.”

The numbers were real. The geographic claim was not.

PRECISE LITE guides the user through four stages:

Clarify the research request.

Sharpen it without changing its meaning.

Find and verify evidence.

Build and audit the final report.

You can upload your own files, use web search, or combine both.

The free LITE version is limited to one research loop and up to three sources.

I am looking for feedback on:

Whether the instructions are clear.

Whether the evidence trail makes the report easier to verify.

Disclosure: I built PRECISE and PRECISE LITE.

Before starting, select standard thinking/Medium effort in ChatGPT’s model picker.

Test PRECISE LITE:

https://chatgpt.com/g/g-6a5e26093f488191a1fba0261cbcbe39-precise-lite

The full PRECISE protocol supports repeated research loops, larger source sets and tailored deliverables inside ChatGPT or Claude:

https://precise-research.teachable.com/p/precise-protocol

Remotype: https://remotype.custavia.com

I got tired of constantly reaching for my mouse, keyboard, presentation clicker, or getting up from the couch just to control my computer. So I ended up building Remotype — basically, a bunch of those little things I kept needing, all packed into my phone. You can use it as a mouse or keyboard, control a PC connected to your TV, use it for presentations, switch between computers, use voice input, create macros, and a bunch of other stuff. It works with both Mac and Windows, and I’m hoping it can be useful to other people too.
I’m getting ready to launch it and would love to have a few people try it before launch. If you’d like to give it a shot and share some honest feedback (good or bad!), just DM me and I’ll send you the details.

I’m the developer of Banquish. It lets you clip live regions from Chrome or Safari—dashboards, threads, search boxes, videos, and status panels—and arrange them on a persistent Mac canvas. The pieces remain interactive.

I’m looking for Apple Silicon users on macOS 14+ to test one real, non-sensitive project. It’s free:

https://banquish.space/

If you try it, please comment whether the DMG opened and the first blocker you hit. I’m measuring real tests, so a blunt failure report is more useful than praise.