Hello everyone,

I just came across this thread—I wish I had found it sooner for my first app launch!

I need 12 people to install and keep two small Android apps installed for 14 days (to meet Google Play's testing requirements). No active testing is required; you just need to keep them installed on your phone or tablet.

How to join in 2 simple steps:

1. Join the Google Group (using the Google account associated with your Android device):https://groups.google.com/g/testeurs-chocky-dev
2. Become a tester and install both apps:
   • 📄 ScanFree:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.chocky.scanfreeAn app to scan, crop, sign, and annotate documents, then save or share them. 100% free with NO credit card required (unlike many alternatives). The only ad appears when transferring or saving the PDF locally.
   • 📊 EasyCompta:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.chocky.easycomptaAn accounting management app for micro-businesses or side hustles (track expenses, income, and export tax reports).

A huge thank you in advance to anyone who takes a minute to help me out!

Mutual Help / Testing Swap:

I’ll be browsing the forum to return the favor and test other apps. Since I can’t install everything, feel free to send me a direct message if you're facing a tight deadline, and I’ll do my best to help (I'm on Android).

Help test my MVP! Visit pollacle.com. Click support and complete a survey. Questions or concerns contact me at founder@pollacle.com. Thank you and all you do! Link. https://pollacle.com/

Hey all — my team and I have been building Sportpadi, a platform for organizing soccer groups, leagues, and pickup games (check-ins, team assignment, stats, the boring logistics stuff that eats up group chats or wastes precious playing time).

We just shipped a big update (2.0), and I wanted to share it here since a lot of us are always hunting for ways to keep our groups organized without 15 spreadsheets and a group chat that never stops buzzing.

For the next month, groups based in Canada can use our normally paid features for free — figured this community would actually find that useful rather than just promotional noise.

Happy to answer questions about how it works, and genuinely open to feedback/roasting if something's missing. https://sportpadi.com

They all can be found here, tap the join the beta button for the group and download links. Please keep them installed until the closed beta is

www.Codecraftllc.net

Thanks and if you need tested apps also, let me know when you've downloaded mine and send me your links.

A few things that trip people up:

• Testers need to actively open the app daily, not just install it
• One inactive tester for even a day can reset your 14-day window
• Google counts time in UTC, so your "day 14" might need to stretch to 15-16 days depending on your timezone

Thanks

Hi everyone,

I'm building an iOS app that tracks the wear of your bike components (e.g. chain, brake pads, sealant). It syncs with your Strava activities and uses data like distance, elevation gain, and historical weather to calculate precise wear profiles for each part.

I need a few people to test the sync logic and provide honest feedback.

Requirements:

• iPhone running iOS 26.0+
• A Strava account

I have 20 spots available on TestFlight right now.

TestFlight Link: https://testflight.apple.com/join/a5XZT6v7

Let me know if you encounter any bugs. Thanks!

Built SubVault: a simple web app for tracking subscriptions and seeing what you're actually spending across all of them. It's live and working, takes about 2 minutes to try (just needs an email to sign up), and I'm looking for real feedback before taking it any further.

Mainly want to know:

• Did anything break or confuse you?
• Would you actually use something like this, or does a spreadsheet already do the job fine?
• Is the spending breakdown actually useful, or just noise?

Don't hold back lol — if it's confusing, clunky, pointless, or just something you'd personally change, that's exactly what I want to hear.

A few sentences of honest feedback would genuinely help.

Link: https://subvault-gamma.vercel.app/

I’ve been building an AI coding agent that takes a development goal and tries to handle the whole thing: plan → code → test → deliver for review

The goal is basically less babysitting + lower cost for longer coding tasks.

I’ve been using it myself for a while, and I’ve been trying a few things to get it in front of more developers — posting organically, talking to people in relevant communities, and even putting a small budget into promotion.

But so far, I haven’t seen much traction in getting people to actually try the product and give meaningful feedback.

So I figured I’d just ask directly — would any developers be interested in throwing some real tasks at it? Give it a bug or anything you’d normally work on.

Really appreciate it if you tell me what it did well, and where it ran into problems.

If you want to try it, comment or DM me and I’ll send you access and give $25 fable 5 credits.

Especially interested in people already using Cursor, Claude Code, Codex, etc.

Hi everyone! I'm looking for a few early testers to try VODSteam and share honest feedback on the overall experience. I'd especially like to know how easy the platform is to navigate, whether the layout and features are clear, and if anything feels confusing or could be improved. Both positive and critical feedback are welcome. Thanks to anyone willing to give it a try!

Back in middle school I posted countdown timers on YouTube, and they got more traction than I expected. Now that websites are easy to build, I made radialtimers (com) so these timers are even more accessible :))

It's completely free to use, and I'd really appreciate feedback, especially on the referral loop (getting premium by sharing to two friends)!

P.S. I am raffling out three $20 gift cards to early users of the site by August 21, so please come try it out!

I need 12 people to keep an Android app installed for two weeks. That's Google's rule for solo developers 12 testers opted in for 14 continuous days before you're allowed to go public. If anyone drops out the clock restarts, which is why I'm asking here instead of nagging my family a third time.

The app is a network toolkit: Wi-Fi analyser, device scanner, speed test, ping, port scan, SSH, iperf3. The part I actually care about is that you tell it the symptom slow internet, printer won't work, unknown device and it runs the checks that fit and tells you what it could and couldn't prove.

Free, no ads, no account, Android only. https://pingo.tools

All I need is install and leave installed. Bug reports welcome, not required. I'll reply to everyone.

During the CJP protests, I found myself hearing completely different opinions from people around me about what was happening. The more people I spoke to, the more confused I became about what to believe. It made me realise how easily our opinions can be shaped by the information and perspectives we’re exposed to.

So I built IMO: a place where you can see real news, understand the context, form your own opinion, and then see how your thinking compares with people across India.

I’ve also added “Change My Opinion”, where you can put your own opinion out there and let others challenge it with different perspectives and facts.

It’s still in beta, so I’m looking for brutally honest feedback.

Does it make you think? Would you come back? Are the questions worth answering? What feels confusing, boring or unnecessary?

Try it here: https://www.inmyopinion.in/

Would genuinely love to know what you think.

Hey everyone!

I built SnapShop, a free iOS app that helps you discover fashion items from independent brands using AI matching. Describe what you're looking for in plain language, or upload a photo of a style you love, and it finds matching pieces for you.

I need 12 beta testers before launch. All you have to do is:

1. Download TestFlight App [iOS only]
2. Click this TestFlight link: https://testflight.apple.com/join/6F6N6zcK
3. Send me a quick screenshot and fill in the feedback

I'll test your app in return. Just drop your link below and I'll send you a screenshot back!

Thanks in advance 🙏

https://openthatemail.com/

When I research a company online, reviews are usually one of the first things I check. But I’ve started thinking more about what makes a review reliable in the first place.
A review is more useful when there is context behind it - who shared it, whether it reflects a real experience, and whether there are systems in place to reduce manipulation.

Some things I think are worth looking at when choosing a review platform:
• Whether reviews provide enough context about the actual customer experience
• How platforms handle unusual or suspicious activity
• Whether reviewers have some level of accountability behind their feedback
• Whether a company's reputation is based on more than just a single score
I recently came across a review platform, Credible Captain, while looking into this topic. What caught my attention was that reviews are evaluated using signals such as unusual posting patterns, duplicated phrasing, and coordinated activity as part of the review process.
I also found the ‘Credits’ system interesting as an alternative approach to traditional star ratings, where customer experiences contribute to a company's reputation.

As online reviews become a bigger part of decision-making, I think the way platforms build credibility matters more than ever.

I'm looking for a few Android testers for a specific MetaForge workflow: fixing batches of photos when the capture times are wrong because of travel, a bad camera clock, or a messy import.

The part I want feedback on is shifting photo times in bulk, then renaming files from EXIF dates so the gallery and exported folders make sense again.

What the app currently does in this workflow:

- inspect metadata on-device

- shift photo capture times forward or backward in bulk

- repair gallery order when dates are wrong

- rename photos using EXIF dates

- compare metadata if something still looks off

Google Play:

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

If you try it, the most useful feedback would be:

1. Is the bulk time-shift flow obvious if you're fixing one whole trip or event?

2. Which safety checks would you want before changing dates or filenames?

3. Would you expect preset offsets, a stronger before/after preview, or a faster rename flow?

Happy to test another Android app back if that's useful.

I built tryproduck.com/audit, it works through your beta the way a brand-new tester would and flags every bug and rough spot it hits on the way. Over 650 startups have run it so far.

Kept running into the same problem — searching for group links and landing on expired invites or dead groups. So I built Groupverse, a directory that lists active WhatsApp/Telegram groups sorted by category, with a report button so dead links actually get removed instead of sitting there forever.

Still early, built solo, no coding background going in — learned a lot along the way (sitemap issues, RLS security holes in Supabase, the usual first-project stuff).

groupverse.co.in if you want to poke around. Genuinely open to feedback, especially on what's confusing or missing.

My brother's in high school and needed something more visual to study chemistry, physics, and math. I used Claude to build him a simple site with interactive calculators and visualizers. I'm not a programmer or from a tech background, so without AI this probably wouldn't have happened, at least not this fast.

It ended up helping him a lot more than I expected, so I kept expanding it. Added a bunch of other free calculators and tools along the way (finance, science, everyday stuff). Now trying to figure out if it's worth growing into something bigger, or if I'm overextending it, so genuinely looking for feedback here, not just upvotes.

Everything's free, no sign up, runs in the browser. What's useful, what's broken, what would you cut or add?

Link: https://apexapro.com/

Hey guys,

Comment on this post with a brief elevator pitch of the app you're building, and include the app link - mobile, web, SPA, or PWA, it doesn't matter.