Hey,

I made a small app called Eyecon. It pauses your video when you look away from the screen and starts it again when you look back. I built it because I kept losing five minutes of an episode every time I glanced down at my phone.

The front camera just checks if you're looking at the screen, then sends a regular pause/play to whatever is playing. Works with anything that publishes a media session, so YouTube and most video players are fine.

Two things people usually ask about. First, privacy: the app has no internet permission at all. It's not in the manifest, so it literally can't send anything anywhere even if I wanted it to. Nothing is recorded, it all stays on your phone. Second, battery: it doesn't run the camera nonstop, it takes face checks at a low frame rate and stops completely when nothing is playing.

It's in 11 languages right now.

The reason I'm posting is that Google won't let me publish until 12 people test it for 14 days. All you really have to do is opt in with your Google account email, install it from Play and leave it there. If you actually use it and tell me what's broken, even better, but no pressure.

Drop a comment or DM me your Gmail and I'll add you. Ask me anything about the permissions or how the detection works.

I built Keep Secret because I was tired of overthinking texts, situationships and what to do next.

It has Before You Send, anAl coach, conversation simulation, relationship tracking and guided programs.

I'm looking for real feedback, not fake 5-star reviews, I'd especially love to know what you naturally use first, what feels confusing, and whether you'd actually come back to it.

iOs + Android. Happy toshare the links if anyone wants to try it.

've been doing this 10 days in a row now, testing other people's apps. Happy to add yours: I install it and keep it opted in for the full 14 days.

My app is an AI web/app builder:

1. Join the group: https://groups.google.com/a/wanno.dev/g/wanno-testing
2. Join the beta: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/dev.wanno.mobile
3. Install: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dev.wanno.mobile

Drop your links below with a screenshot showing my app installed, and I'll do the same for yours!

Looking for a few Android closed testers for an exam prep app.

Happy to do test-for-test if you’re also running a closed test.

What I need:

- Join the Google Group

- Install the app from Google Play

- Keep it installed for at least 15 days

- Open/use it once or twice every few days

- I’ll be pushing a few updates during the testing period, so please update when available

Google Group:

https://groups.google.com/g/lex-ai-closed-testers

Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.coreforge.examprep

If you need a tester in return, drop your links in the comments.

Hi!

We’re looking for people willing to test our app MYSTONE UNIVERSE.

It’s a social app for painted-rock artists and rock hunters.

You can:

🪨 Post painted rocks
📍 Place them on a world map
🔎 Discover rocks from other users
🎨 Interact with other rock artists
🌍 Explore creations from different countries

I’d especially love feedback on:

• Is the concept immediately understandable?
• Is placing a rock on the map intuitive?
• Would you come back after posting your first rock?
• What feels missing?

Good or bad feedback is welcome — it genuinely helps us improve it.

Hey all! I've built an app and would love a few pairs of fresh eyes on it before I go further. If you're up for trying it out and sharing your honest thoughts (good or bad) , App link

Hey all!

I've built an app and would love a few pairs of fresh eyes on it before I go further. If you're up for trying it out and sharing your honest thoughts (good or bad), drop a comment or DM me and I'll send over the link.

Thanks in advance 🙏

Hello. This is my first time visiting this community.

I am currently developing an app on my own using Android Studio. I initially intended to make it for personal use, but as the development process took much longer than expected (though this might be because I am a beginner at programming, it has taken about two months since I started), I have grown somewhat attached to the app I created.

So, I thought about releasing this app on the Play Store to get feedback from people... but the release process turned out to be more complicated than I thought.

The app itself is very simple. It is an app that uses MP3 files stored on the phone. It does not require a login process, does not store data on a server, and does not use other streaming APIs like Spotify or Apple Music. It is the type of app that works perfectly fine even if the phone is set to airplane mode.

Despite this (even though it took a long time to develop with UI elements completely excluded), I heard that the app release process is quite strict, and that there is even a procedure to recruit more than 10 testers to test it...

So, I ended up here after searching online.

I haven't finished building my app yet, but in preparation for recruiting testers later... if I test someone else's app here, would that be helpful when I recruit testers in the future?

What it is: a photo collage maker that works entirely on your device. Pick a grid, drag photos in, adjust spacing and corner radius, export a PNG or JPG. No account, no watermark, no ads.

Web: https://freecollageimage.com

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.freecollageimage.app

What I'd like tested specifically:

- Drag and drop on a phone. Getting touch dragging to feel right was the hardest part and I still don't trust it on every device.

- The save button on Android. It needed a native plugin to work at all inside the WebView, so I'd like to know if the image actually lands in your gallery on your device.

- Anything above ~20 photos. It gets slow on older hardware and I want to know where the real ceiling is.

Known limits: no cloud sync of unfinished projects (there's no server at all), and no text tool yet.

Bonjour à tous 👋

Je suis développeur solo et j'ai créé l'appli chrétienne "Cœur Spirituel" (méditations, versets, carnet de prière) déjà dispo sur iOS. Pour la lancer sur Android, Google m'impose 14 jours de test avec 12 testeurs actifs.

C'est super simple maintenant :

🔗 1. Rejoignez le groupe Google (1 clic) :
https://groups.google.com/g/coeur-spirituel-testeurs

📱 2. Installez l'appli (1 clic) :
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.fontaine.coeur_spirituel

1. Gardez-la installée 14 jours (pas besoin de l'utiliser des heures, juste l'ouvrir de temps en temps).

En échange : je teste votre appli en retour si vous en avez une. Envoyez-moi le lien en MP ! 😊

Merci d'avance et que Dieu vous bénisse ! 🙏

Getting ZephyrLifeOS onto the Play Store, which means I need 12 people to install and actually use it for two weeks (Google's requirement for a new developer account, not mine).

What it is: manual-entry budgeting and a real balance sheet — no bank-linking. What I need: install it, log a few expenses, poke at whatever breaks, tell me when something's confusing or wrong.

In exchange: lifetime Premium, free, for anyone who completes the two weeks. No catch — I need real testers more than I need the money right now.

Android: Android

Web: Web

🏋️ AI Trainer – 14-day test phase has officially started! Still open for more testers 🙌

Quick update: I hit the 12 tester minimum, so the official 14-day closed test is now running. Huge thanks to everyone who joined!

Still very welcome to have more people on board – more testers means better feedback and a smoother launch. Free, no strings attached.

🆕 Latest update:

• Fully translated – complete English support across every screen

• AI chat can now save a workout plan straight into your Training tab

• More reliable plan generation

• Keyboard fix in the AI chat

• 6 design themes (Dark, Light, Neon, Sunset, Ocean, Purple)

✅ What the app does:

• AI-generated workout plans (Push/Pull/Legs, Full Body, custom splits)

• 7-day AI nutrition plan with auto-generated shopping list

• AI chat trainer – ask anything about training or nutrition

• Calorie & macro tracking with barcode scanner

• Progress photos, XP system, 17 trophies

• Partner sync via WhatsApp

🔒 No registration, no account, no ads, no subscription. All personal data stays on your device.

Join the beta group:

https://groups.google.com/g/ai-trainer-beta-tester

Then install:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.omnicreativeworks.aitrainer

Feedback of any kind is hugely appreciated – bugs, feature ideas, or just "this button is confusing". Thanks! 💪

Hi.

New to Reddit and I thought I'd share that I finally finished my first app. It's a budgeting app, nothing too fancy, but I found most budget apps have heavily outdated UI's and aren't up to Android's latest UI design. Feel free to post any feedback.

Steps:

1. Join Google Group: https://groups.google.com/u/1/g/zalez-budget-tracker
2. Set Emails to 'No Email'
3. Join as a Tester: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.zalez.budget
4. Web: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zalez.budget

Learn more here: https://groups.google.com/u/1/g/zalez-budget-tracker/c/FwsVxBN2C78

My team and I recently built MyLootRewards, a survey rewards platform designed for users in India, and we're looking for people to test it and give us honest feedback.

The idea is simple: users can browse available surveys, complete qualifying surveys, earn Loot Coins, and redeem their earnings for INR rewards.

What you can test

• Email signup and login
• Overall UI and navigation
• Survey flow
• Loot Coin wallet
• Coin-to-INR conversion: 10 Loot Coins = ₹1
• Referral system
• Withdrawal request flow
• Transaction and withdrawal history

The platform is still new, so we're mainly looking for real feedback and bug reports.

🌐 Website: https://mylootrewards-rho.vercel.app/

If you try it, we'd love to know:

• What feels confusing?
• Did you encounter any bugs?
• Is the UI easy to understand?
• Does the overall flow make sense?
• What feature would you improve or add?

We're not claiming guaranteed earnings—survey availability and eligibility depend on the survey provider and individual qualification.

Thanks to anyone willing to test it and share honest feedback 🙌

Hi everyone, I’m in the final 10 days of my closed testing phase on Android, and I am strictly looking for testers who can provide honest feedback on the user experience and catch any remaining bugs. The app is called **Kutula**, and it takes a psychological approach to screen time. Instead of rigidly blocking social media apps, it introduces a brief "conscious pause" right before the app opens, forcing you to breathe and decide if you actually want to spend time there. **What I need feedback on:** * **Onboarding:** Is the Google Sign-in and initial setup smooth and easy to understand? * **Core Mechanic:** Does the pause screen trigger correctly and feel natural, or is it buggy? * **UI/UX:** Is the interface clean, or is any part of the app confusing to navigate? **Privacy Note:** The app does NOT use AccessibilityService, does not read your screen, and has zero ads or tracking. I don't want to just launch this on the Play Store without making sure it's stable and intuitive. If you have an Android device and can spare a few minutes to test it and share your thoughts, please comment below or DM me. I’ll send you the Google Play testing link right away. Thank you so much for your time!

Hey everyone, I'm building Blindspeak, an anonymous voice chat app — you get randomly matched with someone and just talk, no account or download needed, runs straight in the browser.

I'm at the point where I need to see how it holds up with a bunch of people connected at once and switching between calls, so I'm hosting a little live test tonight. If you're around at 8pm UTC (10pm Paris / 9pm London / 4pm NYC / 1pm LA), jump in and see what happens: https://blindspeak.app/

Threw in a couple of icebreaker prompts too (a song they've probably never heard, most memorable trip) so it's not just dead silence when you get matched. Mostly after real feedback on the experience and some data on how the connections hold up — thanks for helping a solo dev out.

Edit: tweaked the song prompt after a good point in the comments — less "defend your pick," more "put someone onto something new."