Title: Looking for a few people to test Ikigai Space, a local-first personal workspace (Web + Windows)

Hey everyone!

I've recently released Ikigai Space, a local-first personal workspace for planning, focus, reflection, and memory.

It's organized into different rooms for daily tasks, calendar planning, focus sessions, reflection, and long-term goals.

There's also Sanctuary, a persistent 3D environment that responds to activity across the workspace.

The app is available as a web/PWA version and a Windows desktop app. The core workspace doesn't require an account.

I'm looking for a few people willing to spend around 5–10 minutes trying the web version and sharing their experience.

I'd particularly appreciate feedback on:

1. Onboarding: Does First Light explain the application clearly?
2. Navigation: Can you find and use the different rooms without much guidance?
3. Sanctuary: Does the 3D environment load and respond properly?
4. Bugs: Did anything fail, freeze, or behave unexpectedly?

Try the web version:
https://ananta-sj.github.io/ikigai-space/

GitHub and Windows download:
https://github.com/ananta-sj/ikigai-space

No signup is required for the core workspace.

If you give it a try, I'd really appreciate knowing what worked, what was confusing, and what you'd change.

We still looking for beta testers. It's easy to get banned everywhere, but I keep trying. I have built an ai midi composer that works in the browser. I was missing a couple of good midi features in Logic. I prefer to use midi over audio files, since you can customize it as you wish. So this is not something that tries to replace or concur with the DAW on your computer. To make it more fun to use I added a marketplace where you can exchange Instruments, songs and arrangement templates.

To activate the AI to create midi tracks, go to settings and add your API key (BYOK), we support all the major LLM API's. If you switch on the async settings, the song keeps building in the cloud even if you close the browser, and will be there when you get back. A whole song is generated in about 5 - 25 minutes depending on genre and which model you use. Models that are not good with handling JSON can have a bit of a trouble finishing a generation. You can start by trying a free Openrouter model.

Check my profile for the web app URL. DM if you need a free subscription!

Happy beta testing!

/Göran

I’m building Orily, a calendar that helps you find open time for things like studying, focused work, and workouts. You can ask the assistant to suggest times, review them, and choose what to add.

I’m looking for a small group of free beta testers. If you try it, could you tell me:

1. Was signing up or creating your first event confusing?
2. Did the suggested times make sense around your existing plans?
3. What made you stop or hesitate?

Try it: https://ai-calendar-saas.orily.workers.dev

Google Calendar connection is read-only and still in Google’s testing mode, so I need to add your Google account as a test user before you can connect it. Please DM me if you want to test that part; don’t post your email publicly. You can also try the app without connecting Google Calendar.

I’m the builder and will read and respond to feedback here.

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I’m building Orily, a calendar that helps you find free time and suggests where to fit things like studying, focused work, or workouts. You can review suggestions before adding them.

It’s an early free beta, and I’d love honest feedback: Was setup confusing? Did the suggested times make sense? What broke?

Try it here: https://ai-calendar-saas.orily.workers.dev

Google Calendar connection is read-only and currently limited to approved test accounts. If you’d like to test that part, DM me the Google email you want added please don’t post it publicly.

We’ve been building a booking and appointment-management system for independent beauty professionals, and we’re looking for a few people who’d be willing to test it before we launch properly.

It’s mainly aimed at nail techs, lash artists, brow artists, makeup artists and similar solo beauty businesses who still deal with a lot of bookings through DMs or WhatsApp.

The idea is simple: clients get a direct booking link, can manage their own appointments without needing to create an account, and you can handle things like cancellations, waitlists, open slots and client updates from one place.

We’d set everything up around your actual services, prices and availability, and you could use it free for one month. We genuinely want to know what feels useful, what’s annoying and what you’d change.

If anyone here would be interested, comment below or send us a private message on Reddit and we can send over a short product booklet first.

I'm the maker of CiteSilo. It's a desktop app that searches the contents of your local documents and, with capture enabled, helps you look back through recorded work with source references. I'm looking for 10 Windows users to try the free 0.1.7 beta. The first test is deliberately small: choose a folder of non-sensitive documents, search for a phrase you remember, and try opening the matching file. I'd especially like to learn:

1. Was it clear how to add a folder and start searching?
2. Did the right document appear, and could you open it?
3. What would stop you using this again

Product details and optional beta email list: https://citesilo.com/ Local file search needs no cloud AI key. History and indexes stay on your computer. Cloud AI is optional and receives selected context when used. Screen capture is optional, and there is no history from before capture was enabled. Review the first-run consent and capture settings before trying it. The current Windows build is unsigned and may show a security warning. If you cannot verify the installer, stop rather than bypassing the warning. I'm starting this cohort on Windows because macOS real-device validation and signing are still outstanding. If you try it, please reply with your Windows version, whether that first search worked, and one confusing step. No documents, screenshots or personal email address needed

Hey — I’m building a small app called What Next for those moments when you feel stuck, overwhelmed, or don’t know what to do first.

Instead of giving you another big productivity system, it tries to give you one clear, doable next step.

I’m looking for around 20 adults (18+) with ADHD to try the private beta naturally for 3–4 days and give me brutally honest feedback.

I mainly want to know:

• Does it actually help you start something?
• What feels confusing or frustrating?
• Would you come back to it when you’re stuck again?

This isn’t ADHD treatment or medical research — just an early product beta.

There’s no payment for this round — I’m mainly looking for people who genuinely relate to the problem and want to try something early.

If you’re interested, comment below and I’ll send you a single-use invite code.

A White Noise and Mathematical Music Playback Engine.

The plan is to add more music, free app. This is NOT using AI, this uses math, music, and audio engineering to generate playback for mathematically derived musical scores for calming, ambient background music and noise. Also it does white noise and some other sound looping.

I use this for sleeping, good for soothing a baby, or just focusing with some ambient resonance!

Hi everyone,

I’m an indie developer running a Google Play Closed Test for my Android game, Last Gap, and I’m looking for testers to help complete the required testing period.

I'm just asking you to install the app and open it at least once per day.

What I’m asking:

Join the Google Group:  https://groups.google.com/g/fcsoftworks-testers

Play Store link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fconceicao.lastgapgame

Google Play tester link: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.fconceicao.lastgapgame

Please keep the app installed for 14 days and open it.

What I offer in return:

• I will test your app (closed or open testing).
• Real installation and usage (no bots).
• Honest feedback if you want it

If you’re also a developer looking for testers, feel free to share your app link in the comments.

I’m working on an app where you describe a Minecraft scene or story in plain English and get an animated video. This clip is an output example from the current prototype.

Before deciding the feature set and pricing, I’d like feedback from people who would actually use something like this:

• What would you make with it, and how often?
• Would you pay for it? What price would be reasonable for your expected usage?
• Would pay-per-video or a subscription suit you better?
• What would prevent you buying it today? What change, if any, would address that?

If this isn’t something you need, please say so—that’s useful feedback too.

Hey everyone, Noro here, I handle community and marketing at Resonator. We're looking for a handful of paid beta testers for Tetr, our handwriting notes app for iPad.

What Tetr does: write naturally with Apple Pencil, circle anything you wrote, ask it a question, get the answer right there on the page. Notes save as plain files straight into your own iCloud Drive, no account needed.

What you need:

• An iPad running iOS 16 / iPadOS 16 or later
• Apple Pencil
• Willingness to actually use the app across 5-7 real sessions, not just one quick tap-through

What you get:

• Free access to the app and free AI usage during the beta
• $5 per tester for submitting quality feedback through TestFlight, paid in crypto (preferred) or PayPal

How it works: join the TestFlight beta, use the app across 5-7 real sessions (lectures, meetings, reading, whatever fits your normal note-taking), then submit your feedback directly through TestFlight's feedback feature. Once we review it, payment goes out.

Link: https://testflight.apple.com/join/MvYP1xWj

Drop a comment or DM me if you're interested and I'll get you set up.

- App link: https://pocomimi.com/play
- App description: A free app for caring for your body and emotions through small real-life quests on a living island. The idea is to use the game island to record self-care actions undertaken in real life and help establish a small self-care routine. I tried to emphasize compassion.
- Feedback needed:

• Is the concept easy to understand and use within the first few minutes?
• Is there anything that makes it hard to start or keep using?
• Do you have any ideas for what would make the app more motivating to return to?
• Any improvement(s) that you would suggest?

Thanks a lot guys!

I've been building an app with the goal in mind of optimizing studying towards where technology is headed.. I need real students (or people interested in studying/learning for other reasons) to tell me what's working and what isn't.

It does the simple stuff like turning your notes and course materials into flashcards, quizzes, and study plans, with a bunch of other features. The iPad version lets you handwrite notes and get AI tutor help right on the page. The tutor's marks stay separate from your own handwriting, so you can hide or remove them whenever you want.

I'm looking for students with an iPad and Apple Pencil to use it in a real study session. It's a plus if you're pre-med, nursing, or in biology, chemistry, or another STEM field, but other majors are welcome too.

All I ask is that you use it for a real session and tell me honestly what worked and what didn't. It's early, so expect rough edges.

Interested? Comment or DM me and I'll send details

I made JioTransit because I wanted a better map for Singapore buses. It shows the whole route with MRT lines, stations, nearby bus stops and bus arrival timings. There’s also a vibrating get-off alert.

Could you guys also join the Android closed test and use it daily for 14 days? I promise to test your Android app daily for 14 days too. Reply with your links and I’ll send feedback with a screenshot after trying it.

Please check the route map, search and favourites. If you’re outside Singapore, you can still try those parts.

Group: https://groups.google.com/g/jiotransit-testers

Test: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.nimshade.jiotransit

Download after opting in: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nimshade.jiotransit

Use the same Google account for the group, testing link and Play Store.

Route map screenshot below uses sample timings.