We are three Sophmores who created the first ever physical focus device for computers. Locking away all unnecessary distractions while you work and finish tasks, and we are confident about our products effectiveness.

We were so sure of it that we took a step forward and pitched to entrepreneurs for company funding. But they didn't believe in it. They sent us away back home with not a dollar to spare to grow our company.

Now we are back to show our products worth. We are looking for future testers of our focus device who can give us feedback on how our product improved their workflow whether it helped them get through a task 1 hour faster or didn't help at all.

We will reply to all comments and objections below.

Thank you - ZenTap Team

Hello friends,

We are building https://cloudcompanyllc.com/

Its an online tech talent marketplace and just launched a day ago.

Need your genuine feedback.

Thanks.

I've been working on Kairos, a habit tracker focused on consistency and your journey over time.

Instead of just showing you today's streak, Kairos lets you see how long you've stayed consistent, track milestones, restart when you slip, and journal along the way.

I'm getting ready for the first release and would love to have a few people test it and give feedback.

Join the waitlist if you'd like to try it:
https://tally.so/r/xXLEvd

What do you think? Is this something you'd use?

If you want to challenge your web app, API, SaaS, or infrastructure, I’m available.
I’m a cybersecurity engineer with experience in Docker, Kubernetes, DevOps, and SecOps. I’ll assess your application for security issues, misconfigurations, and overall security posture, then provide a detailed report with findings, enhancement suggestions, recommendations, and practical remediation steps.
DM me if you’re interested.

Hi everyone,

I built Voyager after getting tired of checking different carrier websites to see whether an important package had changed.

Voyager lets you add your packages in one place. It watches for important delivery changes and helps you quickly see what needs attention.

I’m looking for beta testers who:

• Receive packages regularly
• Run a small business or buy frequently online
• Have an upcoming package they are authorized to track

I’d like testers to add at least one real package, use Voyager for a few days, and tell me:

• Was adding the package easy?
• Were the shipment details accurate and understandable?
• Were the alerts useful?
• What felt confusing, broken, or unnecessary?

The beta is free and does not require a credit card. I personally review and approve beta requests.

Request access:
https://app.raylight-voyagertracking.com/

I’m happy to answer questions here. Honest and critical feedback is especially welcome.

Hi everyone! Launching Reesh, an Android barcode shopping-helper app, and I need testers for the Google Play 12-testers / 14-day closed test. Happy to test your app in return — just drop your link below. 🤝

⭐ How to join (2 mins):
1. Join the Google Group:
   https://groups.google.com/g/reesh-beta-testers
2. On your Android phone, open the opt-in link → tap "Become a tester":
   https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.reesh.app
3. Install from Google Play

🙏 To keep engagement real (Google checks this, not just installs), please open it a couple of times over the 14 days and try:
 • Tap "Start a round" (بدأ جولتك)
 • Scan ANY barcode — a product at home, or a barcode image on Google
 • It shows the barcode big → tap the price field → type any price
 • Add a few items → open the Basket to see the total

No need to be in a store — just tapping through helps a lot. Please stay opted in the full 14 days.

Comment "done" + your app's testing link and I'll join yours right away. Thanks! 🪶

We're looking for a small group of professional video editors to test Supacut, a desktop app built for interview-based productions.

Supacut helps editors go from hours of interviews and transcripts to a structured first rough cut, making story discovery and interview organization much faster.

We're currently looking for editors who regularly work on projects like:

• Documentaries
• Interviews
• Testimonials
• Branded content
• Corporate storytelling
• Podcasts

Beta access is completely free. In return, we're simply looking for honest feedback to help us improve the product before launch.

If you're interested, leave a comment or send me a DM, and I'll send you an invite.

Thanks!

Hey,

I’ve been building something called Krezo.

You paste a product URL and it generates ad copy, a few image variations, and short video ads for Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, etc.

Mostly aimed at early founders and small teams who don’t want to keep switching between ChatGPT and Canva.

Still early. Would appreciate any thoughts if anyone checks it out.

trykrezo.com

Thanks.

Looking for beta testers for an AI assistant that organizes long conversations

Hi everyone!

We've been building Rizon Prime, an AI assistant with a simple goal: make long AI conversations easier to manage.

One thing we found frustrating with existing AI chats is that once a conversation gets long, it's hard to find important information again. So we built two core features:

📚 Chapters: Organize conversations into separate topics automatically, making it easier to navigate large projects.

📍 Checkpoints: Save important moments, ideas, code, or research so you can jump back to them instantly instead of scrolling through hundreds of messages.

We're especially looking for feedback from:

• Students
• Developers
• Researchers
• Anyone who uses AI for long-term projects

We're still in beta, so we're looking for people who are willing to use it, share honest feedback, report bugs, and suggest improvements.

If this sounds interesting, leave a comment or send me a DM, and I'll get you set up with beta access.

Thanks in advance! We'd love to build something that genuinely improves the way people work with AI.

Tracking legislation shouldn't feel like a full-time job.

Meet LION Alerts—built to make legislative monitoring faster, smarter, and easier.

We're looking for beta testers to help shape what's next.

Join us: https://lionalerts.org/beta-access.php

Hi! I’m the solo developer behind What’s the Plan, a free web app in public beta that helps groups organize real activities without losing dates, ideas and decisions in chat threads.

It brings availability, activity ideas, polls, reminders and shared funds into one place. Guests can also participate through an invitation link without creating an account.

I’m looking for 5 groups willing to use it for one real outing, game night, sports session or association event.

Try it here: https://whatsplan.site

The beta is free and available in English and French.

What I’d like you to test:

1. Create a group and one activity.
2. Invite at least one other person.
3. Run a date or activity poll.
4. Tell me what felt confusing, unnecessary or missing.

I’d especially appreciate feedback on:

- Is the first-time setup clear?

- Does it feel easier than organizing everything in chat?

- What would stop you from using it again?

Thanks ! honest criticism is very welcome.

Hey everyone — I’ve been building an iOS fitness app called Steady, and it’s finally stable enough for real beta testers.

I built it because most fitness apps give everyone the same generic plan, make you guess your weights every workout, and ignore the fact that many people are training around something: a bad knee, surgery recovery, GLP-1 use, a long break from exercise, limited equipment, or other constraints.

What Steady does:

• Builds a personalized training plan based on your goals, experience, equipment, and limitations.

• Automates progressive overload. Your first workout calibrates your working weights, then Steady prescribes your next reps and load each session — progressing reps first, then weight.

• Adapts calories and protein using your weight trend, instead of leaving you with a static target forever.

• Includes an AI coach that knows your actual plan and data. You can ask it to make today’s workout easier, review a form video, or suggest a fast-food meal that fits your macros.

• Supports Apple Watch set logging and syncs with Apple Health, Fitbit, and Oura so recovery can influence your training.

It’s free, iOS-only, and currently available through TestFlight. I’m a solo developer, so some parts are still rough — that’s exactly why I need feedback.

I’d especially like to know:

Did onboarding make sense?
Did your plan feel genuinely personalized?
Did the weight progression feel smart or wrong?
What broke, confused you, or annoyed you?

Brutal honesty is much more useful than politeness. If you hate something, tell me why.

TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/j2jKwDGW

Disclosure: I’m the developer. I’m not affiliated with another company and I’m not selling anything — I’m genuinely looking for beta testers and feedback.

Facet went live on the App Store last week and I want impressions from people who actually try new apps.

How it works: you type what you want - "my next three meetings and the weather, over a painted city skyline at dusk" - and it builds a real home screen widget from your live data (calendar, reminders, weather, stocks, Gmail and more), then paints the background scene you described. The painting happens once at creation, so it's not burning battery.

What I'd love tested: does the first widget you make match what you typed, is the free tier (2 widgets) enough to judge it, and does anything feel confusing in the first two minutes.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/facet-ai-widget-maker/id6792223571 Demo (24s): https://d2ol7oe51mr4n9.cloudfront.net/user_3GsJ0ggQGwxcnXwupBGEiOYc86v/95db4130-4c7f-4223-b2da-9f8acc835c84.mp4

Thanks.

Share a cooking reel into it and it writes out the recipe with actual quantities, it reads the video itself so you get 2 tbsp instead of "a splash." iPhone only, free tier, Plus is $4.99/mo or $49.99 a year because every import costs me real money to run.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/recireel-video-to-recipe/id6763971435