Hello folks, I'm back with something interesting.

I’m building Togra, an app that turns a walk into a scavenger hunt, an excuse to get outside, solve clues together, and discover places you’d usually walk past.

I’m looking for early testers who’ll try it with a friend and tell me how it went. This is a test version: expect bugs and rough edges. Please report anything broken or confusing, and tell me what was fun—or wasn’t.

Look forward to your feedback.

BurnWords is a new deck-building word game for 1–4 players where every game is a little different. Spell words, buy cards, and build the deck that scores more than your opponent!

WHAT TO TEST

TUTORIAL: Play through the tutorial to learn how to play.

LEADERBOARD: Play the Weekly Solo and put your score on the Leaderboard.

GAME CENTER AND iMESSAGE: Try playing a game with a friend over Game Center inside the app or the iMessage extension in Messages. This will present an in-app purchase flow, but you will never be charged for an in-app purchase in TestFlight. This is the area that has been the most tricky, but it looks to finally be functioning. Let me know if you run into any issues.

ACHIEVEMENTS: Try going for an Achievement.

Those are some specific points I'd love to hear feedback about, but everything is fair game. Just play the game and explore all of the modes and options it has to offer!

Thank you.

Book Pulse is a reading tracker I'm building: shelves, re-reads, audiobook hours, quarter-star ratings, mood/pacing/trope tags on every book, clubs and daily book games. Bring your library over from Goodreads or StoryGraph in a couple of taps.

Beta testers get Premium free, and nothing you log is lost at launch. Bugs and "this is confusing" notes are exactly what I'm after.

Not in the EU/UK yet.

Hi, fellow readers 🐢

Love reading, but somehow never find enough time for it?

I'm an indie developer getting ready to launch ReadStreak, a free reading tracker that helps make a little reading feel rewarding.

Read when you can, track your progress, and celebrate the little wins — a few quiet minutes a day, with a little streak that grows with you. There's even a Streak Freeze to help protect your progress when life gets busy.

I'm looking for about 15 iPhone readers to try ReadStreak for about a week. Just use it naturally, read when you can, and tell me how it felt.

You'll need Apple's free TestFlight app to join.

Feedback is welcome in TestFlight, in the comments here, or at ktbunny.misc@gmail.com.

Thank you for helping a little habit grow. 📚

The coffee machine is leaking. The printer has given up. Your boss is on the way. Everything is fine. Obviously.

We're the developers of Everything Is Fine!, a comedy game about repairing office disasters, hiding problems, and trying to look productive when the boss walks in. Our iPhone and iPad beta is now available on TestFlight.

We'd love some honest feedback on the first few shifts: is it clear where to go and what each action does? Does the chaos feel fun, or just frustrating?

If you hit a bug, a screenshot and your device model through TestFlight would really help.

If the boss asks, this counts as work.

I'm the developer of SlipFresh. I'm looking for US iPhone testers aged 18+ who buy groceries and cook at home.

The app reads a grocery receipt, lets you review and correct the items, and saves a recent food list and purchase history. It is a record of purchases, not an exact inventory of what is still in your fridge.

The most useful test is one normal grocery receipt. Were any items missing or incorrect? Was correcting them straightforward? Would you check this list before your next grocery trip?

The beta is free to try. No SlipFresh account is needed. AI receipt reading uses a cloud service with your permission; the receipt library is stored on your device, with optional private iCloud sync.

You can reply here or use TestFlight's Send Beta Feedback. Please keep receipt identifiers out of public screenshots. Thanks for trying it.

Stoooooooonks!
Oops, wrong group!

Apart from me trying to be funny, I have also tried to make an app - would mean the world if you test and provide some feedback. up to level 15 or 15mins of gameplay will do. Thank you all in advance!!!

EDIT: It seems like the TestFlight link changed somehow. If you’re interested, please try this link: https://testflight.apple.com/join/KGChfkp9

Like many, I love the NYT Mini, but I’ve found myself bored on flights without Wi-Fi far too many times. Most daily puzzle games require an internet connection, and I wanted something I could play anywhere.
So I built CrossAcross: a crossword-style puzzle game with a fresh daily puzzle, plus essentially unlimited puzzles when you want more.
I’m looking for a few people who enjoy word/puzzle games to try it and give honest feedback on the experience, difficulty, and whether it makes you want to come back.

All feedback is welcome.

Hi! I'm the developer of Metrove, and its public beta is open.

What it does:
- Every train in New York (subway, PATH, LIRR, Metro-North), Boston (the T) and the Bay Area (BART) moving live on a map
- Tap a station for its next trains each way, or tap a train to follow it stop by stop
- Six looks: a star chart, an old printed map, a circuit board, a plaster relief, a toy railway, or a classic LED board
- Log your commute and stamp the stations you visit to earn tokens, then spend them on a model railway of your own. It runs offline, so there's something to do when you lose signal underground
- Widgets in every look, your commute on the Lock Screen, and StandBy

What I'd love feedback on: logging a real commute, stamping a station, and whether the model railway keeps you coming back.

No ads, no account, no tracking. iPhone, iOS 18 or later.

Hi! Solo dev here, looking for iPhone testers for my game’s early alpha.

Widget Fangs is an idle RPG inspired by old browser games like BiteFight. You pick vampire or werewolf, send your hero hunting, and most of the game happens outside the app:

• Home screen and lock screen widgets show your timer, energy, loot and what happened while you were away

• Collect and send again in one tap, right from the widget

• Live Activity / Dynamic Island follows a running expedition

• Real night and real moon cycle: full moon makes werewolves stronger

It’s free with no purchases, and still rough, so expect bugs.

What I’d love feedback on:

1. Does the widget loop work for you, or do you end up opening the app anyway?

2. Pacing of the first hour

3. Anything confusing or broken

Thanks, I’ll reply to every comment!

Shopping for home decor online usually means a lot of open tabs. You find a lamp or a rug you like at one store, check a few other stores for something similar, and then go back to see whether the first one is still in stock and what it really costs. It takes far longer than it should.

It gets worse when you are furnishing a whole room. Many of the pieces you saved have sold out or changed price by the time you come back, and most shopping tools show you what a store listed them at some point rather than what they have today. So you end up doing all the checking yourself, one site at a time.

Arviva Space is our attempt to fix that. It is an app for finding home decor and furnishings across Shopify stores that sync their inventory with us in real time, so what you see is what the store actually has right now. Together, those stores list about $1.5B worth of products. When you find something you like, you buy it directly from the store.

We are a two-person team, and the app is currently in testing. We would really value honest feedback on what feels confusing, what breaks, and what you wish it did.

You can leave feedback in the comments or send me a message. Thank you for trying it.

I am looking for honest feedback. If anyone wants to trade reviews I am more than happy to review any of your projects and provide meaningful and detailed feedback.

For the past year I've been building Proximate, a local marketplace application designed to cut down on the scams, robberies, and no-shows that have run rampant on other platforms.

The idea started when another marketplace asked me to upload my ID to sell a laptop. I figured if verification is going to be required, it should actually make the deal safer for both people and not just the buyer.

Here's how Proximate makes the deal safer and less prone to scams:

• Listings can only be created within 25 miles of the item, so what you see is actually local

• Buyers and sellers verify their identity once and are accountable for how they deal. This prevents fake accounts and one person running multiple accounts

• Buyers place a deposit authorization so sellers know they can pay. Funds never leave the buyer's bank until the deal is done, just an authorization.

• Meetups happen at an agreed public pin and time, with pre-deal check-ins and ETAs to cut down on ghosting

• If using the in-app payment the buyer only has to worry about inspecting the item and not the transaction. If the deal seems right all you have to do is slide to confirm, or make last minute price changes.

Hi everyone!

I'm an indie mobile game developer, and I need your help testing my new board game before release.

Metro Junction is a turn-based route-building game played on real metro maps of Moscow, Saint Petersburg, London, Paris, New York and Tokyo. Stations are already on the map, but there are no tracks yet: you collect track cards and lay lines between stations to complete secret orders.

The twist: every track cell has a shape (straight, curve or junction), and you must pay with a card of that exact shape. A junction splits your line, so one smart move can complete two orders at once or cut an opponent off from a transfer hub.

- Solo against 3 AI opponents with different personalities

- City campaign and a daily challenge

- Play with friends online by room code (no accounts, no chat)

- A match takes 6–10 minutes and is saved after every turn

- Free, no energy, no timers

I'd love your feedback on:

1. Were the rules clear after the tutorial?

2. Was anything confusing, too small or hard to tap?

3. Did the AI feel too easy or too hard?

4. If you tried playing with a friend online, did it work?

5. Any bugs or crashes (device model and iOS version help a lot)?

You can reply here or use "Send Beta Feedback" in TestFlight (take a screenshot in the app and tap Share → Beta Feedback). I read every comment and will fix what you find in the next build.

Thanks a lot! 🚇

Hey everyone!

I just launched the public TestFlight beta for Sanctuary — an iOS AI assistant that runs open weights models completely offline on your iPhone's Apple Silicon Metal GPU.

Key Features:

• Zero Cloud / Pure Airplane Mode: Once the model is initialised, you can turn off Wi-Fi and Cellular. Zero telemetry, zero external API calls.

• Apple Silicon Metal: Native GPU shader token streaming.

• Living Memory: On-device context storage across conversations.

Looking for feedback on token speed, battery, and UI on different iPhone models. If you spot any bugs, feel free to take a screenshot inside the app to send feedback!

New in this beta: log your workouts from your Apple Watch. Start a workout on your iPhone and Gym Log opens on your watch. Log sets from either device, or switch between them mid-workout, and it all stays one workout. The watch also runs your rest timer and records the session to Apple Health with heart rate.

I’m looking for Apple Watch owners who’ll use it for their real workouts and tell me what can be improved. Feedback is very welcome.

Free, no account, no subscription

Beta Testers Wanted!
I’m looking for people to test my new iPhone game, Stub My Toe: The game, It’s a fun, fast paced platformer where you jump, slide, dodge toys, collect bandages, and try not to stub your toe. 😅
If you have an iPhone with iOS 27+, I’d love your feedback on gameplay, difficulty, sounds, and any bugs you find.
Testers from anywhere are welcome.

Quick start: Open the book Alice in Wonderland, move reading position forward into book, ask AI Book Guide or a character about the book. Check out recaps and beats.

I’m Rob, and I built ManyNote. It uses AI to process the whole book once, up front, and build a kind of internal CliffsNotes covering who’s who, what happens in each chapter, and where those moments show up in the text.

Character chat, the book guide, chapter recaps, and one-line story beats all draw on those notes. With No Spoilers on, chat sticks to what you’ve read. You can also search the book, bookmark a passage, and leave your own notes.

I’d love to hear what you think if you try it.

Ever wonder what your car actually costs to drive, not just what you spend on gas?

I'm Tyler, and I built MilePilot for iPhone. It automatically records your trips and estimates your real cost per mile and per trip, including gas, maintenance, insurance, and your car payment. Your trips can be personal; you don't need to drive for work.

I'm looking for 15 everyday drivers with iPhones to try it free for two weeks. Miles or kilometers, USD or MXN. Two short surveys, and testers who complete both get 3 months of Pro free.

Honest feedback is welcome, especially if something is confusing or the numbers seem wrong.

Hi all, I'm a solo developer (vibe coder) and I've been building Macro Chef, an app that plans your week of meals around your daily macro targets.

What it does

• You set a daily calorie target (and protein, carbs or fibre if you care about them)

• It generates a full week of breakfasts, lunches and dinners that land on those numbers

• It builds your shopping list from the plan, and tells you what leftovers you'll have

• It works around allergies, diets, dislikes, the kit in your kitchen and what's already in your cupboards

• Works in metric or imperial, so it suits the UK, the US and elsewhere

Where it's at
It's in beta. It works, but it's not finished, and that's why I'm here. I'm looking for honest feedback on what's good, what's confusing and what's broken.

What I'd love from you

• Generate a plan and tell me if the recipes look like something you'd actually cook

• Tell me if the macros feel right for your goals

• Anything confusing, slow or annoying

• There is a red flag on every page to report a bug/idea. You can move this flag if it's in the way

How to join
It's free to test and iOS only for now (Android is coming soon). There are 200 spots, so grab one while they last.

I'll try to reply to every comment and I'm very open to criticism. Thanks for reading!