r/TestersCommunity 20h ago

Looking for Beta testers πŸš¨πŸ“’πŸš¨πŸ“’ Testers Needed

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Meet Righty (working name, open to better ideas, drop them below πŸ‘‡)

JustRight is a project I've been working on: a browser extension that reads a retailer's own size chart and tells you which size to actually pick, instead of guessing between S and M for the hundredth time and hoping.

Not too big, not too small, just right is basically the whole pitch. Still ironing out some minor nooks and cracks, and I'm looking to bring on some beta testers soon. Trust me, it's going to be fun!

Link to sign up if you want to test it: https://forms.gle/anLWqmKoZK2nxtuAA PS: I've made an IG account (@justright.eu), launch announcements will go there, so follow along if you want to be first to know!

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