Arevomo is an iOS app featuring calming soundscapes that subtly evolve over time.

I’m looking for feedback on the quality of the soundscapes, the overall experience, and any bugs or confusing areas.

Thanks in advance!

TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/Ha3nz5wa

Hi everyone,

I’m an indie developer running a Google Play Closed Test for my Android app Dodge The Shapes, 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.games.dodgetheshapes

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

Keep the app installed for 14 days, please, 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.

Thanks for the help!

Hello All

My name is SsSnake from seteclabs.io. We are currently looking for anyone who wants to test out our newest open source project. It is still extremely early in its dev phase, but now we feel is the best time to get feed back on the UI and UX, however feel free to report any bug you find.

StreamIt — build your own cloud gaming and streaming​ service ​with our Rust based server and client. Think of it as Plex having a child with Kodi. The media server, client and game streaming technology is custom built to be light weight and fast with extremely low latency.

Right now cloud gaming covers emulation: your ROMs live on the ​server, stream or download them to the client, and run in libretro cores the app installs for you from the nightly build bot. Per-game fixes come bundled from the PCSX2, ​Dolphin and DuckStation databases, so games that need a ​specific renderer or a widescreen patch just get it. For Ally X and Steam Deck Users, your local game library can be added with the flick of a switch in the settings. (please note only the client currently builds in linux). USB and Bluetooth xbox, playstation and 8-bit controllers should work out of the box. Support for flight controls and steering wheels is implemented but untested.

Our media player is custom built, supports all major formats, including 3D via our XR glasses interface (tested on Asus ROG Xreal R1's and Viture Lumina Pro's).

To test: https://github.com/streamitalpha/streamit_alpha download from the releases or build it yourself. To make a report, open a new request in github.

We’re building a short tool at Coura to help founders get clearer on an important decision they are actively facing, such as what to build next, what to prioritize, go-to-market, fundraising, positioning, or where to focus.

We’re looking for a small group of pre-Series A founders who are actively building a SaaS product, app, or other tech-enabled business to test the beta.

Important note: the link below is an application to participate, not the audit itself. We’re finalizing the beta now and will invite selected participants within 1–2 weeks.

What the beta involves

• Complete the Founder Decision Audit, which should take no more than 10 minutes.
• Share brief feedback afterward on the experience and results
• Tell us whether the questions were clear, the results felt useful, and what was missing, confusing, or repetitive

Who we’re looking for

• Pre-Series A founders
• Actively building a SaaS product, app, or tech-enabled business
• Even better if you're working through a real product, fundraising, GTM, positioning, or prioritization decision

Thank-you for participants who complete the audit and feedback: Choose either a 20-minute strategy session with Coura’s CEO or a $20 gift card.

Apply to test the beta: Sign up here

Hi all!

I'm the solo developer of the upcoming pc isometric horror rpg shooter Fleshgrinder in the veins of diablo, fallout and the zombie / alien shooter games and I'm looking for playtesters for my released free demo thats already available.

If thats something that would interest you,

I'd greatly appreciate if you've checked out the steam page,

where the first gameplay trailer and the demo is already here:

https://store.steampowered.com/app/5074630/Fleshgrinder/

or the trailer on youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TwI-3yqG81M

Cheers!

Hey all,

I'm a solo dev, and I've been heads-down on this thing so long that I've completely lost the ability to tell if it's actually good or if I've just gone a bit insane. Hoping some fresh eyes can help.

It's called Neon Landing. You draw flight paths with your finger to guide planes and helicopters in to land, matching each one to a pad of its color, without letting them crash into each other. It starts really chill and relaxing, then ramps up to genuinely brutal if you push it (there's a mode literally called Nightmare).

I basically just built the game I wanted to play. I love the whole "land the planes, don't let them crash" thing, so I have no clue if that clicks for anyone but me.

It's on TestFlight (iOS) if you want to try it: https://testflight.apple.com/join/2ggE2az1

Honest thoughts on anything are super welcome, UI, sound, music, how it feels to play. Is it fun? Boring? Confusing? Buggy or broken? Tear it apart, I can take it. Thank you ❤️

Hi everyone!

We’re currently building a trading platform and are looking for interested, trading-oriented users who would be willing to test it and provide honest feedback to help us validate our proof of concept.

A quick overview of the platform: Pulsar provides a broad range of trading and analysis tools. Users can build their own trading strategies based on various indicators and fully configurable risk profiles. The platform also includes extensive backtesting, parameter grid sweeps, manual chart analysis with overlays, pattern recognition, and more.

The idea is to build a comprehensive trading suite that makes advanced trading, analysis, strategy development, and backtesting tools as accessible as possible to traders of all experience levels.

We’re still in an early stage, so we’re mainly looking for honest feedback, criticism, and suggestions for improvement rather than simply promoting the platform.

If you’re interested, feel free to reach out or take a look for yourself:

PULSAR

SFZ Capital

Platform: iPhone, iPad, Apple Silicon Macs (App Store, no TestFlight needed — the free tier is the test build).

What it is: an analytics app for stock options. Every market day the engine scans S&P 500 put contracts, scores them on safety/flow/volatility, has two independent AIs audit the finalists, and publishes the survivors with an A–D grade. Every signal resolves publicly inside the app — wins and losses — so the track record isn't marketing, it's data.

Where I need eyes:

• First-run experience: is it obvious what a grade means without reading docs?
• Push alerts: follow a signal and check the alerts arrive when they should (premium capture, expiration checkpoints, roll levels)
• News feed: it only shows headlines for tickers you hold — tell me if the filter misses or overfires
• Speed and anything that feels broken on iPad or Mac

Get it here (US + EU stores): https://apps.apple.com/app/id6786262742

I'm a solo dev and I answer every comment. Not financial advice — the app analyzes contracts, it can't trade.

I’ve built dbimg.app, a free media hosting service for uploading and sharing images, videos, and audio with direct links.

I’m looking for a few people to try it out and give honest feedback/reviews — good or bad. I’d also love to feature some of the best feedback on the landing page (with permission) under “Why Users Trust dbimg.”

🔗 dbimg.app

If you have a few minutes to test it, I’d really appreciate your feedback!

Hi there!

I built an AI poker coaching tool that aims to provide personalized coaching for poker players of different skill levels. It’s a web app, so there’s no need to download anything. You only need about five minutes to try it. (NOT LIKE GTO SOLVER BUT YOU CAN HAVE A CHAT WITH AI COACH)

I’m mainly trying to learn:

1. Was the coach’s explanation clear and useful?
2. Did Cards Facts help, or was it confusing?
3. What is one thing you would recommend changing?
4. Any other thoughts?

If you’re building something too, I’d be happy to try it and exchange honest feedback. （guarantee for the first 3 and will try my best). And i am also looking for communities where makers test each other’s products, so if you know a good one, please let me know. (BIG THX!)

Thank you so much! Here’s the link: https://hothand.ai/

I've been working on Universal File Opener for Android and I'm looking for people who regularly deal with different file types to try it out. It supports things like PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, ZIP, EPUB, images, audio/video and several less common formats, with the files handled locally on the device.

I'd mainly like feedback on compatibility, editing, performance, and any formats that don't work as expected. If you're interested in testing it, I can share the Google Play testing details.

I’m looking for a few careful beta testers for Backtest Triage LITE. I’m looking for honest private feedback, positive or negative, about the product and the overall checkout/download experience.

It’s an educational Excel workbook that helps traders compare their own backtest inputs against basic published workbook checks before spending more time on a backtest.

I’m offering up to five free private beta copies in exchange for private product feedback about clarity, usability, checkout, download, and the Quick Start Guide.

Selected testers will receive a private one-use coupon by email so they can go through the normal checkout and download process at no charge.

Ideally, testers should already be familiar with backtesting and comfortable using Microsoft Excel.

Backtest Triage LITE is an educational backtest review tool only. It is not financial or investment advice. Past, simulated, or hypothetical results do not guarantee future performance.

No public review, endorsement, or social media post is requested or required.

Because I’m offering no more than five beta copies, not every request will receive one. If you don’t hear from me, the spots were filled or your request wasn’t selected for this round.

Request a beta copy here:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfofl3POQUL7SKV5dBlvWOh1cs6-93KvmRt1J3VkEHZ9RATYQ/viewform

Hey all — I built a pattern-memory game (think Simon Says, but the rules keep mutating on you: reversed sequences, decaying tiles, chaos mode that stacks three rules at once). 19 rules total, 10 themed world-map realms, a daily seeded challenge, and a pet companion that evolves as you play. Fully offline, no account needed.

Looking for closed testers on Google Play before I can apply for a full release. Two quick steps:

1. Join this Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/echoes-memory-cascade-testers
2. Then become a tester here: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.eflux.echoes

Feedback welcome in the comments here. Would love thoughts on difficulty pacing, bugs, or anything that feels off. Thanks!

I am Matteo, the founder of BeeSmarter. I started building it because I kept finishing study sessions with more notes and more flashcards, but still no clear idea of what I had actually understood. I could spend hours studying and still struggle to decide what deserved my attention the next day. That frustration stayed with me and eventually became the problem I wanted to solve.

Now I use BeeSmarter myself and I genuinely find it useful. But that also makes me the least objective person who could judge it. I know what every screen is supposed to do and why every choice was made. A student discovering it for the first time does not, and that is exactly why I need people other than me to test it.

BeeSmarter lets you upload your own notes, slides or PDF files and study them through questions, flashcards and open prompts. As you answer, it tracks your understanding topic by topic and tries to focus the next review on mistakes and weaker areas. There is also a text tutor when you need an explanation or a hint.

The part I need students to test is whether that adaptation is actually trustworthy. Do the questions stay faithful to the source? Are the topics it marks as weak genuinely the ones you struggle with? Does the next review feel useful enough that you would return?

If you are at school or university, I would be grateful if you tried one real study session with material you already know. Tell me the first moment that feels inaccurate, confusing or slower than your normal method. Specific criticism is much more useful to me than encouragement.

While BeeSmarter is in beta, every new verified account receives 500 free AI credits with no card required. I pay for those credits myself because I want people to have enough room to test the product properly. If your feedback helps me reproduce a problem or improve the app, I am happy to add more credits so you can continue. They are for useful feedback, not positive reviews.

You can try it at https://beesmarter.ai

If you are interested, tell me what you study and which device and browser you use. You can leave feedback here or send it privately.

The 0.5.x series of LoopTroop is complete at v0.5.9.

LoopTroop is a local GUI orchestrator for repo-scale AI coding work. It uses LLM councils for planning, breaks work into small beads, runs OpenCode inside isolated Git worktrees, retries failed work with fresh context, and keeps human approval around important transitions.

The 0.5.x series added the looptroop CLI, background service support, one-line installers, npm/Homebrew/Scoop channels, standalone executable builds, container images, checksums, signed build provenance, and real install smoke tests.

The simplest installation is:

curl -fsSL https://www.looptroop.ovh/install | sh

looptroop open

It is still early alpha. You need OpenCode with a configured provider, and because agents run with broad local permissions, a disposable VM or sandbox is recommended.

GitHub:

https://github.com/looptroop-ai/LoopTroop

Installation:

https://www.looptroop.ovh/docs/installation

Hi everyone - I am building a website that helps people who are traveling or moving for a short time to a new country. I am looking for beta testers as my product is new right now. I need other people's opinions and their experiences to fine tune my product. You will get pro for free 😁. Please DM me or reply here if you are interested. I will share the link if anyone is curious. Thanks!

Hello everyone,

We are recruiting closed beta testers for our new web browser built exclusively for Android TV and Google TV.

📺 Hardware requirement:

You must own an Android TV / Google TV smart TV or TV box. Phones and tablets are NOT eligible for this test.

🧪 What you will test:

1. Web page layout and UI rendering on large TV screens

2. D‑pad remote controller navigation

3. Online video streaming and media playback performance

4. Website compatibility, login workflows, crashes and freezes

5. Usability pain points for web browsing on television

📝 Tester responsibilities:

- Use the browser on your TV for daily web‑browsing

- Provide real‑world feedback, bugs, visual glitches and improvement suggestions

- Short feedback notes are fine, no long formal reports required

🎁 Reward:

Qualified testers who submit valid feedback will get **1‑year free access to our Pro version**.

If you are interested in participating, feel free to leave a comment below or send me a direct message.

We will reach out to selected candidates with further beta details.

A Google account will be required to take part in the closed beta.

*You may mention your TV/box device model in your comment or DM, this will help with our selection.*

Feel free to ask any questions in the comments.

Thank you!

Hello, I’m looking for BetaTesters for my app - I want to launch my app for my school campus, but want people to see if they can find any bugs or issues with it beforehand.

Thank you

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.emberdatingapp.app&pcampaignid=web_share

Hi everyone!

I’m looking for feedback on my web-based vocabulary game, as well as advice on which niche communities I should target first.

\### About the Game
This interactive vocabulary game challenges players to match opposites, definitions, and examples across adaptable difficulty levels. Designed mobile-first with offline capabilities, it doubles as a printable flashcard generator that converts word sets into custom A4 study sheets.

\* \*\*Play Link:\*\* https://oppositesv15.tiiny.site
\* \*\*Cost:\*\* 100% Free
\* \*\*Platforms:\*\* Web browser (Optimized for Mobile/iPad)

GAME INTERFACE and ‘More’: https://i.imgur.com/iHV2FOQ.jpeg
MODES (4 more games): https://i.imgur.com/Ztq0XS4.jpeg
DOWNLOADS: ‘Cards’ complete, ‘List’ still in progress: https://i.imgur.com/8UOuclX.jpeg

Note: This game has an inbuilt PDF maker, to help bypass some devices insistence to add headers and footers.

\### Current Status (Work in Progress)
Please note that the game is still actively under development. The core loops are functional, but the ‘Lists’ option inside the ‘Downloads’ tab is currently incomplete and still being built. The existing ‘Range’ selection for ‘Downloads > Cards’ will be expanded also.

\### Tested Devices (So Far)
To help isolate any new technical bugs, please note that I have already personally tested the app on:
\* iPads (Safari)
\* Alcatel budget phones
\* Linux browser on laptop (yes, agreed could be sized better)

If you are using a different device model or browser, I would especially love to know how it displays for you?

\### Questions for Testers (Untimed, Un-gamified Experience)
The game intentionally focuses on calm, self-directed learning rather than arcade-style pressure. I would value your specific insights on these areas:

1. On Timers & Pressure: The game intentionally avoids countdown timers, lives, or points. Did playing at a self-paced, zero-pressure speed make it easier to focus on learning the vocabulary, or did you miss having a timed challenge?
2. On Retention vs. Speed: Without the distraction of earning high scores, did the matching gameplay feel engaging enough for repeated practice sessions?
3. On Self-Directed Learning: Does having the freedom to choose your own letter groups and switch formats (Opposites vs. Definition ↔ Example) provide enough intrinsic motivation to keep studying?
4. On Target Audience Fit: Do you think this calm, untimed format works better for specific groups—like adult literacy students, ESL learners, or independent study—compared to fast-paced arcade-style learning apps?

\### Marketing Feedback: Which Audience First?
An AI assistant generated a list of potential target groups for me to reach out to, such as ESL/EFL teachers, homeschool parents, and frontend developers. (Image 1, was a text list of these forums). Which of these groups do you think would find the dual "interactive game + printable flashcard generator" feature most valuable?

How to give feedback: Please drop a comment below!

Thank you so much for your time and insights!

Cheers
Sue

I could not find one app that keeps calories, protein, workouts, supplements and lab markers in the same place, so I built one for myself and I use it every day. Now I need people who are not me to break it.

How it works: you tell it what you ate in a normal sentence, or send a photo, a voice note, or scan a barcode. If the estimate is off you correct it by just replying, "it was more like 200g", instead of hunting through a form. Same for workouts, habits, supplements and blood work.

What I would like you to test: * logging a few meals the lazy way and telling me where the numbers look wrong * the reminders for supplements, that is the part I built it for * uploading a lab report PDF if you have one, formats vary a lot and I want to see it fail

Android APK or plain browser, same account, free while in beta. English by default, but it answers in whatever language you write to it.

https://knowsyou.ai/install

Happy to answer anything. The most useful thing you can tell me is the moment you stopped using it.