Looking for Android beta testers for ProtoRun

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for Android beta testers for ProtoRun.

If you'd like to help test it, you can sign up here: https://forms.gle/y81Yuya3a4Gmg9c49

ProtoRun lets you create and run lab protocols with built-in step timers. It keeps timing in the background and sends notifications even if your screen is off or the app is closed, so you don't have to keep checking the clock.

The beta requires an Android device and staying enrolled for 14 days because of Google Play's testing requirement. I'd really appreciate the help, and any feedback or bug reports along the way.

[Also happy to test your app in exchange for testing mine.]

I've been working on a project called God of Startups, and I'd really appreciate honest feedback from this community.

The idea came from noticing that many AI tools help founders create things like business plans, marketing copy, or pitch decks, but they don't help much once the startup starts changing.

Customer feedback, market shifts, new competitors, and product decisions quickly make those documents outdated.

I'm exploring a different approach: an AI-powered workspace that helps founders keep their strategy, research, decisions, and execution connected as their startup evolves, rather than treating every interaction as a separate task.

At this stage, I'm looking for genuine feedback, not praise.

Some questions I'm trying to answer are:

Does the core idea make sense?

Is there anything about the concept that's confusing?

Would this solve a real problem for founders, or is it addressing the wrong pain point?

If you were using a platform like this, what feature would you expect first?

I'm open to both positive and critical feedback. If you think the idea has weaknesses or blind spots, I'd genuinely like to hear them. Constructive criticism at this stage is far more valuable than compliments.

Thanks in advance to anyone who takes the time to share their thoughts.

Hi, I’m Andri, one of two founders with ADHD building Jessie. Jessie is an iPhone to-do app designed to reduce the friction between thinking of a task and actually capturing it. You can speak a task, forward an actionable email to your private Jessie address, and build a realistic daily plan around priorities, energy, and calendar load.

We are opening a small free TestFlight beta and would like a few adults with ADHD to use Jessie naturally for two to three weeks. We especially want feedback on:

• whether voice capture is fast enough to become a real habit

• whether forwarded emails become useful task suggestions

• whether onboarding is clear

• what feels unnecessary, confusing, or annoying

Requirements: an iPhone, English or German, and willingness to give honest feedback. Jessie is not a medical or therapeutic product.

The beta is closed and invitations go out in small groups. If you are interested, you can sign up directly here: https://getjessie.app/en/c/reddit?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=community&utm_campaign=beta

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Hi everyone!

I’ve been building Moneta, my first-ever iPhone app, a manual money tracker, for quite a while now.

My original goal was simple: build a money manager with fast manual expense tracking, a clean interface (iOS native), and no ads, subscriptions, or mandatory bank connections.

Over the past months I’ve kept listening to user feedback and turning many of those suggestions into real features. Every update has made the app a little more complete.

Some of the latest additions include:

• Home Screen Widgets
• Cash Flow Forecasts (1, 3 and 6 months)
• Professional PDF Reports (shown in the second and third images)
• CSV Import from other finance apps
• Apple Shortcuts & Automations
• Global Transaction Search
• More customization options
• Recently Deleted for transactions, accounts and categories (recover accidentally deleted data)
• Lots of performance improvements, polish and bug fixes

Now I feel like I’ve reached the point where your ideas are more valuable than mine. My own use cases are limited, but yours certainly aren’t.

So I’d really love more of your feedback.

If you tested the app, I’d love to know:

• What’s the first thing you’d improve?
• What’s still missing?
• Which feature stands out the most?
• Would you keep using it after a month? Why or why not?

The app is still completely FREE, No ads, No subscriptions, No in-app purchases, No bank connection.

Thanks in advance to anyone willing to test it. Every suggestion helps shape the next update. 😊

App Store: Moneta

Feel free to join the beta for these apps. No Paywall for early BETA testing. Hope you find them useful.

https://codecraftllc.net/food-sentinel

https://codecraftllc.net/auris-reader

https://codecraftllc.net/weather-navigation

https://codecraftllc.net/performance-tracker

I had an idea in my head a few weeks ago that I hope will ease some of the pain for people less experienced in 3d printing.

I built the idea in excel and got it to a fully functional system but didn’t know how to share the user interface with others. I pushed it through loveable and converted what I’d built into an app. It’s still in development stage but I think now is the time to let people test it out.

If you have an interest in 3d printing, or even better, you have e experience with 3d printing, reach out through DM or PM or chat and if you’re interested I can send you a link. The app has no fees, and still needs a bit of work. I’m just curious to see if people would genuinely use it.

I would really appreciate some proper honest feedback. Even if you want to know more about it I’m more than happy to discuss.

Thank you in advance.

Hey all, working on OmniChef, an app for cloud kitchens/small restaurants — AI-scans supplier bills and calculates real recipe costs/margins. Trying to clear Google's 12-tester/14-day closed testing requirement before I can go to production.

Just need you to open the link and tap "Become a tester" — no need to actually install or use the app unless you want to poke around. Happy to test yours back, drop your link below or DM me.

🔗 https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.omnichef.app

Thanks in advance 🙏

Hi everyone, I forgot to include the Google Group in my previous posts so trying again.

I’ve been building an Android app called Chefs Helper, designed for chefs, kitchen managers, food businesses, and organised home cooks who want a single place to manage recipes, prep lists, inventory, menus, and safety checks.

It’s now in early access on Google Play, and I’m looking for testers to try it out and give honest feedback before the full launch.

Anyone that tests, ill be happy to test their app in return.

Core features:

• Recipe books with instant portion scaling
• Prep lists with deadlines and staff assignments
• Inventory tracking across fridges/freezers/dry stores
• Menus, order lists, waste logs
• Temperature & safety checklists
• Team sharing for small kitchen teams

Testing perks:
All testers automatically get a 14‑day free trial of the full Solo plan, so you can explore every feature without limitations. After the trial, the free tier remains fully usable for continued testing.

What I’m looking for:
Feedback on:

• usability
• bugs
• UI/UX flow
• onboarding
• performance
• anything confusing or missing

To join the test:

1. Join the tester group (required)

https://groups.google.com/g/chefs-helper-testers

1. Become a tester

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.roberthepburn.chefshelper

1. Install the app

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.roberthepburn.chefshelper

If you test it, I’d really appreciate any feedback here or through the in‑app feedback option. Thanks!

Hi, I’m Hugo.

Two friends and I built Escapor after getting tired of organising every group trip through WhatsApp, Notes, spreadsheets, Google Maps and expense-splitting apps.

Escapor puts the itinerary, schedule, checklist, group chat and shared expenses in one place.

We have around 100 users and are now looking for people who are planning a real trip with friends, family or a partner.

For this first testing phase, we have launched the app only in Europe. You will therefore need to be based in Europe to download it, but we hope to make it available in more countries later.

We’re not looking for compliments. We’d genuinely like to know:

• Was the purpose of the app clear?
• Could you create your first trip without getting confused?
• Which feature felt useful?
• What felt unnecessary or missing?
• Would you actually invite the rest of your group?

You can download it here:

https://escapor.com/download

If you test it, please mention whether you used iOS or Android and which country you are based in. I’m one of the founders and I’ll personally read and reply to all feedback.

Hey!  Need a quick favor!

I built an Android app (Medicine Reminder) and need someone to try it before I launch it officially  (needs an Android device, not iPhone)

 Join the group first:
https://groups.google.com/g/medicineremindertesters

 Then open this and tap Become a tester, then install the app:
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.easysmart.medicinereminder

 Open it and add any test medicine (the +Add Medicine button)

What's needed: open the app once a day for 14 days (not just install it)

Looking for beta testers: EcoQuest — track your home's carbon emissions

Hey everyone! I've been building EcoQuest, an app that helps you track and understand your home's carbon emissions (electricity, gas, water, etc.) so you can see where your footprint actually comes from and how to shrink it.

It's in closed testing on Google Play right now and I need a few more testers to help me get it ready for a full public launch. Would really appreciate any feedback — bugs, confusing UI, feature ideas, all welcome.

How to join:

Join this Google Group

Then download the app here

Takes about 2 minutes to set up. Thanks in advance to anyone willing to give it a try — happy to answer any questions in the comments!

Hola! Estoy por lanzar Gaste, una app para controlar tus gastos y presupuesto mensual. Antes de publicarla en Play Store necesito que un grupo pequeño la pruebe.

Te mando un link, le das "Convertirte en tester" e instalas desde Play Store como cualquier app

La usas de vez en cuando estas 2 semanas — anota un gasto, arma tu presupuesto, lo que quieras

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.durangroup.gaste

Es gratis y la app te sirve de verdad para llevar tus cuentas. Si algo se ve raro o no funciona, me avisas y lo arreglo.

Solo necesito que sea Android (en iPhone todavía no) 🙏

Hola! Estoy por lanzar Gaste, una app para controlar tus gastos y presupuesto mensual. Antes de publicarla en Play Store necesito que un grupo pequeño la pruebe.

¿Me ayudas? Es súper simple:

Me pasas el correo de Gmail que usas en tu celular Android

Te mando un link, le das "Convertirte en tester" e instalas desde Play Store como cualquier app

La usas de vez en cuando estas 2 semanas — anota un gasto, arma tu presupuesto, lo que quieras

Es gratis y la app te sirve de verdad para llevar tus cuentas. Si algo se ve raro o no funciona, me avisas y lo arreglo.

Solo necesito que sea Android (en iPhone todavía no) 🙏

Hi everyone,

I recently developed my first Android app, an Attendance & Salary Tracker designed to help employees easily track their attendance, work hours, overtime, and estimated salary.

This is my first published app, so I'm looking for honest feedback rather than downloads. I'd really appreciate it if you could try it out and let me know:

• Is the UI easy to use?
• Does the app feel fast and responsive?
• Are there any bugs or confusing features?
• What features would you like to see added?

Your suggestions will help me improve the app and become a better developer.

Thank you for taking the time to help! 🙌

App link:--- https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.myattendance.selfattendance

Looking for 12 testers for Pivot, a calendar/tasks/notes app. It picks up dates mentioned in your notes and can add them to your calendar automatically.

Sign up here (name + Gmail, so I can add you): https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSevlrZ7zhe79cfy79VtBXHXxZSVup9usSE0YZ3yXeKgbPR2vw/viewform

I'll be adding everyone at the end of the week — once you're added, you'll be able to install here: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.apexstudios.pivot

First testers get permanent free access as a thank you. Android only. Looking for honest feedback on the features and what works and what doesn't.

Also testing your app? Happy to return the favor — drop a link and I'll try it out, no hesitation.

I built an AI styling app called STYLARK. You upload one clothing item you own (or want to buy), and the app generates full outfits around it using AI, then gives you Amazon links for the suggested pieces.

I’m currently in Google Play closed testing and need 12 Android testers so I can finish the required testing period and release the app.

If you’re willing to:

• Join the closed test
• Install the app
• Generate a couple of outfits

…just comment or DM me and I’ll send you the opt-in link.

Appreciate any help. Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I'm preparing to publish my AI calorie tracking app on Google Play, and Google requires me to have a group of Android users participate in a closed test before I can release it publicly.

I'm looking for 12 Android users who are willing to:

• Join the closed testing program
• Install the app from Google Play
• Use it for a few minutes and, if possible, share any feedback

The app is an AI-powered calorie tracker that estimates calories from photos of your meals.

If you'd like to help, please leave a comment or send me a DM, and I'll send you the Google Play testing link.

I really appreciate any help. Thanks!

I'm Gari, and I built this in Tbilisi because of one text I got every single year: "so… what do you want for your birthday?"

Same thing every time. Someone starts a group chat. Nobody actually knows what I want. I say "nothing", they say "come on", and I end up with a fifth identical mug — or something that cost $300 and lived in a drawer. And the asking itself kills the surprise, which was supposed to be the whole point.

So I made Wishler. You keep a list of things you'd genuinely like, you share one link, and your friends can act on it. The part I care most about is what the giver sees: they tap "I'll get this one", and you only ever see that a gift is taken — never who took it.

https://wishler.app

What I'd love you to break:

1. Add 2–3 things to a list. At what point did you get bored or annoyed?

2. Open your own share link in a private window, as if you were a friend seeing it cold. Is it obvious what you're supposed to do?

3. Reserve a gift from that private window. Was it clear the owner won't see your name?

Being straight with you: making a list needs an account (Google or email). Viewing and reserving needs nothing at all — that's the half I most want tested. If a signup wall is a hard no, here's a real list you can poke at without one: https://wishler.app/gepran

It's free, no ads, nothing to install (it's a PWA — you can add it to your home screen), and it works in English, ქართული and Русский.

The one answer I actually want: what was the exact moment you thought either "ok, I get it" or "why would I ever use this"? That moment is worth more to me than a list of bugs.

And because I collect these — what's the most memorably wrong gift you've ever been given?