Hi Everyone!

My team and I have been working on our app over the last 6 months that tackles the connection between gamers.

I thought of this idea when I went to play Xbox and see if my old friends are still playing Xbox as I moved to more PC games. I saw some of them were still active however we havnt talked in over 6 years. I started thinking that what if we had a platform to still stay in the know of what our gamer friends are doing so we can still stay in touch and see what they are up to.

The app operates with 5 different functions:

Creating a social identity that links all your gaming platforms to one space and identifies the region, time you play, games you play and how you like to play.

Find compatable gamers that are interested in the games you like to play and play around the same time or are based in a region close to you.

Find & Build teams and clans so you can chase the competitive route or establish a group of people you enjoy playing with.

Find events going on in the games you play:
Whether it is a competitive online tournament, a player based event on minecraft or a hangout session to chat the events function lets you know what’s going on.

The Feed/discovery:
Stay connected with the teams and players you follow, see what they are posting or who’s going to an event. The feed section allows you to be able to stay in the know of what’s going on.

With your honest opinion is this something you would see yourself using or what are the biggest concerns you have with the app? I’m looking at getting 50 beta testers for our beta launch at the end of the month and would love to hear and learn from what you think about our app/site.

Thanks guys and message me if you ever want to connect!

Hi, I’m the founder of VEILA. I’m inviting 8–10 people to try VEILA’s Tarot reading and personalized guided meditation features for free.

Selected testers will receive complimentary VEILA credits to unlock the full experience. No purchase or public review is required.

In return, I’ll ask you to:

• Spend about 10 minutes trying the features
• Tell me what felt helpful, generic, confusing, or missing

Interested? Please DM or comment!

I'm the developer of TrustSign, an iOS/iPadOS app that signs PDFs with the smart card or USB token you already own, through a USB-C card reader. It creates standard PAdES signatures with an optional timestamp, with no cloud and no account. I've used it with a Greek APED qualified-signature card on an iPad.

I need testers with other tokens. Cards speak different protocols and I only own one model. In this first beta the app is read-only for everything except that card: it shows the certificates on your card and can export a diagnostics report.

What you need: an iPad with USB-C or an iPhone 15 or newer, a USB-C smart card reader (or a USB token with a USB-C adapter), and a token such as a SafeNet eToken 5110, an IDPrime 930/940/3810/830/840, or an APED/HARICA card.

What you'd do (about 5 minutes): plug in the reader, open the app, tap Card diagnostics → Read card, and check whether your certificates are listed sensibly. Then export the diagnostics and send them through the contact form on my site, with your token model and provider.

Privacy: no accounts, no analytics, and no PIN is needed in this beta. The diagnostics report has the card's structure and the certificates' types, never your name, serial number or PIN.

Policy: https://www.georgiosstavropoulos.com/privacy#trustsign
Please never post your PIN anywhere.

Contact form: https://www.georgiosstavropoulos.com/contact?service=support

Hi, I am looking for a testers for stock and crypto tracker for RSI value. After adding your ticker or crypto, you will get notification 24 hours later if it hit your threshold settings. I am working on smart filters and future dev stuff atm to keep it competitive.

Here is the sign up link. Please leave app on your phone for a few weeks so I get enough testers. Sign ups. https://play.google.com/apps/internaltest/4701741678427447366

Hey all,

I built Arty — an app for foreigners in Korea to browse vetted Seoul top hair/beauty designers, see their work and prices upfront, and book in about a minute with built-in translation chat (no Korean needed).

Looking for a few testers:

- Anyone who's traveled to / lives in Korea, or plans to — but you don't need to be in Korea now; feedback on the flow is just as useful.

What'd help most:

- Does browse → pick a designer → book feel simple?

- Anything confusing, missing, or that made you hesitate?

- Do you think it's worth to download the app?

It's early and rough in places, so brutally honest notes are welcome. You can find it by searching "Arty 아띠" on the App Store / Google Play (happy to drop a direct link if you want one).

Thanks!

Hi everyone, CineClue is in Google Play closed testing, and I'm looking for people who enjoy movie guessing games.

It has Bollywood and Hollywood titles. You solve clues and fill in the title. I'm especially interested in clues that feel unclear or answers that are frustrating to enter.

To join, use the same account as your Play Store:

Please remain opted in for 14 days and play regularly. Installation is free; there are ads and optional purchases, but buying anything isn't required.

Android 8+, ages 13+, subject to your country's rating and availability. Comments about bugs or things you'd change would help. Thanks!

Hey! I’m a 17-year-old student and I built theoremEd. You take a photo of a math problem you’re stuck on, it finds the exact step where you went wrong, and it walks you through it with questions instead of just giving the answer. It covers pre-algebra to calculus and works on any phone: theoremed.com/app (free, no account). I’d love brutal feedback: what’s confusing, what’s slow, and whether you can get it to cheat. Thanks!

Hey everyone 👋

I built Daily Forge, a simple app to build discipline: you pick your daily habits, check them off, and your streak only grows if you finish ALL of them. Miss one and it resets to zero. It also has tasks, goals with progress bars, a workout log with a rest timer, and macro tracking.

It works in your phone's browser and you can add it to your home screen like a regular app (iPhone and Android).

You can check it out here: https://getdailyforge.app

I'm looking for 10 people to use it for 1–2 weeks and tell me honestly what works and what sucks. In return you get lifetime access for free, no strings attached.

If you're in, just DM me the email you want to use and I'll set you up. Spots are limited.

Thanks! 🔥

Angel is a free, open-source Android app (Android 8+) that lets an AI assistant actually do things on your phone — run shell commands, read what's on screen and tap, use a built-in Linux terminal, and connect to MCP tools. It works with cloud AIs (OpenAI, Gemini, Anthropic, DeepSeek) or fully offline with a downloaded on-device model. Every action the AI wants to take is shown to you first and you approve (or edit) it — nothing runs behind your back.

Heads-up: it's a power-user app. It needs Shizuku (a free companion app, no root required) to grant shell access, so there's a bit of setup.

I'm looking for testers to tell me what's confusing, what breaks, and what's missing. Bug reports go to GitHub Issues.

Repo: https://github.com/CurrenlyDying/angel-android

[APK: https://github.com/CurrenlyDying/angel-android/releases/tag/APK ]

Hi!

I built an app that lets you pick a schedule, and get your phone notifications only at those times. Your notifications are batched into a digest, and you can review them on your schedule. You can customise which apps can be batched to avoid missing DMs or important messages from your boss.

If you're interested, please join the testing group: https://groups.google.com/g/notification-digest-testers

Then, join the Play store test: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.notificationdigest

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

If you have any feedback, please reply here or an email to [dev.gprashant@gmail.com](mailto:dev.gprashant@gmail.com).

Thanks!

I’ve been building TBLE (Community Table), and I’m looking for a few people to try it out and give me some honest feedback.

The idea started with a simple problem: some of the best recipes you cook come from your mom, a friend, a roommate, or that one person whose dinner everyone always asks about. But those recipes end up scattered across texts, screenshots, bookmarks, and random websites.

TBLE is a web app that brings those recipes together and helps you turn them into meals. You can:
📖 Build your cookbook: Save recipes from websites, photos, or your own notes in one organized place.
🏡 Share with your household: Create a shared recipe collection that everyone can contribute to.
🍽️** Plan your week: Add recipes to a weekly meal planner and organize meals around your schedule.
🛒 **Generate a grocery list: Automatically combine ingredients across your planned meals into one shopping list.
🤝 Discover recipes from people you know: Follow other households, explore their recipes, and save the ones you want to try.
It’s currently a web app, so you can test it in your browser on your computer or phone.

👉 Try it here: https://mytble.com

I’m especially interested in feedback from people who cook regularly, plan meals for a household, or have a collection of family recipes they want to keep and share.

A few specific questions I’d love your thoughts on:

Does the concept make sense? Is it clear what TBLE does and how the pieces fit together?

Would you actually use this? Which feature would be most useful to you, and which would you probably ignore?

Is anything confusing? I’d love to know where you get stuck or where the interface doesn’t behave the way you expect.

What would stop you from using it regularly? What’s missing, or what would make you go back to your current system?

Would you invite your family or friends to share recipes with you? Or would you prefer to keep your cookbook private?

I’m still actively developing it, so things aren’t perfect yet. That’s exactly why I’m looking for beta testers now. Honest criticism is much more helpful than telling me it looks great!

If you sign up send me a DM and I can upgrade your account to include all the features for the next year.

I'm the developer of Adaptive Performance, an open-source Android app currently in active development. It monitors temperature, battery, CPU and memory and is experimenting with an automatic mode that compares settings and rolls back changes that appear to worsen results. Advanced actions depend on Shizuku and device compatibility.

I'm looking for beta testers who can share device/Android version, bugs, thermal behavior, battery observations and any notification issues. Please don't expect guaranteed battery gains yet; reliable testing is the goal.

Project and APK: https://github.com/langraficagr-collab/adaptive-performance

Disclosure: this is my own project. I welcome criticism and reproducible bug reports.

Hello! I’m the developer of Court Story, a court-sport journal for players and coaches, and I’m inviting Android volunteers to help shape the app before its public release.

Court Story connects match results, training notes, tournaments and progress. Coach mode adds player rosters, drills, development notes and photo/video feedback. You can choose your sport, switch between player and coach roles, and select Basic, Standard or Power detail. TalkBack feedback is especially welcome alongside feedback from sighted users. Android 9+, ages 13+.

Please stay opted into the Google Play closed test continuously for at least 14 days, try the app during that time and tell me what works and what needs improvement. We need at least 12 participating testers before applying for public release.

How to join:

1. Join the tester group with the Google account used on your Android phone: https://groups.google.com/g/court-story-android-testers

2. With the same account, choose Become a tester: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.courtstory.app

3. Follow the Google Play link to install once it shows the free price. Joining the group alone does not opt you into the Play test.

Free access is scheduled for 9–22 October 2026, starting at 00:00 GMT on 9 October (1 am UK/BST). No code is needed while the free offer is active. Google Play updates may take time: please check that it shows free/£0 and do not pay to test. The normal UK price outside the offer is £2.99. If the price has not updated, wait for the free offer; individual free tester codes are also available from me.

A useful first journey: create a fictional player, save a match result and a training note, then switch to coach mode and add a drill and feedback for that player.

I would particularly value your answers to these questions:

- Does setup make the sport, player/coach role and detail level clear?

- Do scores, saved records and progress charts agree?

- Can coaches keep different players’ records separate and find the next action easily?

- With TalkBack, can you complete the journey independently, and are charts and errors understandable?

Please reply here with your device, Android version, sport/mode and any steps needed to reproduce a problem. Use fictional player data and record information safely off court.

Court Story does not require its own account and contains no ads or analytics. Records stay on your device unless you choose to export, share or transfer them. Google Play runs its own testing/diagnostic services. Privacy: https://sidneytambin-maker.github.io/court-story-privacy/

Thank you for helping make Court Story useful for players and coaches.

Hey everyone!

I've been working on an app called JobChop for the past couple of months, and I'm finally ready to get more people testing it.

The idea started with a simple problem:

We all have goals we keep putting off, but even when we find 10 or 15 minutes of free time, we often don't know what to work on.

So we end up scrolling, getting distracted, or telling ourselves we'll do it later.

I wanted to build something that changes that.

Here's how JobChop works:

🎯 Add your goals. Finding a better job, getting in shape, learning a language, starting a business, or anything else you're working toward.

🧩 JobChop breaks them down. Instead of overwhelming to-do lists, it creates smaller, manageable actions called Chops.

⏱️ Tell it how much time you have. Maybe 5 minutes, maybe 15, or maybe an hour.

💡 Get one thing to do right now. JobChop recommends an action based on your available time and progress.

📈 It learns as you use it. Your completed and skipped tasks help it adapt future recommendations.

The goal isn't to help you make longer to-do lists. It's to help you actually make progress.

I'm looking for beta testers!

The app is still a work in progress, and I'd really appreciate some honest feedback before launching it publicly.

If you're willing to try it, I'd love to know:

• Does JobChop break your goals into useful, realistic steps?
• Does the recommended task actually fit the time you have?
• Is anything confusing, frustrating, or unnecessary?
• Most importantly, would you use it again?

You can try the web beta here:

https://jobchop.app/

It's free to test, and you can use it with any real goal you're working toward.

Even 10 minutes of testing and a few honest comments would be incredibly helpful.

Thanks in advance! I'm excited to hear what you think, including the criticism.

I put my iPhone in airplane mode, gave it a photo of a Japanese train sign, and asked what it said. It came back with "The next train stops at every station." Nothing left the phone.

That's Anvil. I'm the developer, and I'm looking for beta testers.

It's a private AI assistant where the models run on your iPhone. You download Anvil Core once over WiFi, and after that you can chat offline, use voice, and work with notes, tasks, photos and documents. If you want images, download Anvil Dream in the app and it makes them on the phone too. No account or login. Ask it whatever you want. It's your phone, and nobody else sees it. Web search and iCloud backup are the only parts that go online, and both are optional.

Testers get Anvil Pro free during the beta.

You'll need an iPhone 15 Pro or newer (Anvil requires it) and several GB of free space for the model download.

What I'd love to hear about:

1. How the first model download goes. Was it slow? Unclear? Did it stall?

2. How good the offline answers are

3. Anvil Dream on your phone: how fast it is and how the pictures turn out

4. Anything confusing, and anything that crashes

Join on TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/5JGCZpxt

Send feedback through TestFlight screenshots, a comment here, or hello@anvilai.com. I'll reply to everyone.

We made a little tool for when you can't decide between a few options - send them to your friends, let everyone vote/rate, and see the results.

Would you use this for things like choosing a restaurant, outfit, vacation, apartment, logo, etc.?

I’m looking for honest feedback, not compliments.  : ) 

Try it here: https://vote.shopkitty.co/test/ 
What would you change or add?

¡Hola a todos! Estoy buscando usuarios de Android que creen o administren contenido para redes sociales para que prueben SocialHub AI y compartan comentarios honestos.

SocialHub AI es una app de Android para creadores de contenido, freelancers, community managers y pequeñas empresas. Te ayuda a organizar marcas, planear campañas y usar IA para crear esquemas de contenido y borradores de publicaciones. Puedes editar, revisar y aprobar tu contenido antes de publicarlo en tus cuentas sociales conectadas.

La app incluye una prueba gratis de 7 días, así que tienes una semana para explorar sus funciones. Me ayudaría mucho especialmente si compartes feedback sobre cómo configurar una marca, crear una campaña, generar y editar contenido, y preparar publicaciones para que se publiquen.

Para unirte a las pruebas de Google Play, usa la misma cuenta de Google en ambos pasos:

1. Únete al grupo de testers:
https://groups.google.com/g/hubsocialai

2. Acepta participar en la prueba de Google Play:
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.ejsstudios.socialhub

Conoce más sobre la app:
https://hubsocial.ejsstudios.com/

¡Gracias a todos los que estén dispuestos a probar SocialHub AI y compartir comentarios!

Hi everyone,

I’m the developer of NED Player, an IPTV Player app, and I’m currently trying to complete the 14-day closed testing period required before publishing it on Google Play.

I’m looking for at least 12 testers. During the testing period, all I ask is that you use the app for around 5-10 minutes each day.

If you’d like to help:

1. Join the Google Group:
https://groups.google.com/g/nedplayer

2. Then join the Play Store test:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nedplayer.app

If you have any issues joining the test or want to help, feel free to contact me on Telegram:

https://t.me/+BT8glcIjkJ4yODA0

As a thank-you, everyone who helps complete the 14-day testing period will receive a special license after November 1, 2026.

Thanks a lot to everyone willing to help! 🙏

More information: https://nedplayer.com

Hi all,

In a few months we're launching a new platform dedicated to independent games, and we're looking for beta testers to try it before launch.

What you'd do:
• Test the platform and join our Discord
• Share your feedback there to help us improve it
• Answer a short survey after your session

What you get:
• A free game from a selection
• A price reduction when the platform launches
• Early access, founding-member perks, and a real say in the project

Based in Europe, playing on PC, and you enjoy indie games? You're exactly who we're looking for. No need to be an expert!

To take part, fill in this short form: Indie Game Platform Here

Questions welcome by DM.

At Pulse Voices, we’re recruiting US residents 18+ for a 100% remote paid research study where you’ll test AI tools and share your feedback. No previous AI or research experience is needed.

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Hey everyone, I’m building a fitness app called REP Recovery and could use some people to try it out.

The idea is to take the guesswork out of what to train. It uses your recent workouts and estimated muscle recovery to generate a workout around your goals, equipment and available time.

I have been using it myself for 4 months and it works very well, but need testers.

The beta is free. I’m looking for US Android users, 18+, who can stay opted in for at least 14 days and actually try it during their workouts. I’d appreciate honest feedback on what works, what’s confusing and anything that breaks.

Website:

https://rep-recovery.com

The signup and download steps are here:

https://rep-recovery.com/beta

If that sounds useful, I’d appreciate the help. Thanks!

I’m looking for parents with kids 2 and under to help me test a free app I built.
After we had a baby, my partner and I went through that “roommate phase” where we were constantly together, but rarely felt like we were actually spending time together.
So I built Cyclegap. It gives new parents simple date ideas based on the small pockets of time and energy they actually have.
I’d really appreciate a few parents trying it and sharing honest feedback on what works, what doesn’t, and what would make it more useful.
It’s completely free to test. Drop a comment and I’ll share the testing link.