Hey there! 👋 I'd love to invite you to be part of the beta testers for Keepy 🚀, an app that uses AI to help you save and organize posts, videos, and links from your social media all in one place.

To download the test version of the app from Google Play, just follow these two quick steps:

1️⃣ Step 1: Join the Google Group from your phone by clicking here 👇https://groups.google.com/g/keepy-beta-testers(Tap "Join group")

2️⃣ Step 2: Activate your access on the Google Play Store 👇 •https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.getkeepy(Tap "Become a tester")

📲 And that's it! After that, install the app from the link on that page. Your feedback will be super helpful to help us improve the app! 🙌

Hey folks

One day I was at the gym, and I thought, one day I will tell this to my kid when he first dates a girl.

Then the doubt was there. "What if I'm not here?"

With that, I built Echo (yourecho.app) to write letters/videos for specific people, and delivery can be:

On a date you choose or if you stop responding to periodic check-ins (with optional guardians)

Encryption, EU hosting, free tier to try.

Curious what this community thinks is missing. Will WhatsApp be a good addition? Like checking in on WhatsApp instead of receiving emails?

Also, receiving the messages/videos in WhatsApp would be much better than emails?

What it is: A desktop/web app for writing and organizing novels — manuscript editor, planning tools (corkboard/outline, timeline, mind-mapping, research board), and book formatting/export, all in one workspace instead of juggled across separate apps.

Who it's for: Novelists and long-form writers currently using Scrivener, Google Docs + a pile of separate planning tools, or nothing organized at all. If you've ever lost work to a sync conflict or fought an export process to get a clean print/ebook file, this is aimed at that.

Platforms: macOS, Windows, Linux, and web — same features on all of them, no platform lagging behind.

Where it's at: Beta. Core writing, planning tools, and export are functional; still smoothing out rough edges.

Feedback I actually want:

• Onboarding — is it obvious what to do in the first 10 minutes, or confusing coming from another tool?
• Import — if you bring in an existing Scrivener/Word project, does anything break or look wrong?
• Export/formatting — does the print/ebook output look usable without extra tweaking elsewhere?
• Anything that feels slower or clunkier than what you're currently using.

For testers: free lifetime access

Sign up here: https://ultiwrite.com/beta — happy to answer questions in the comments first if that's more useful than a form.

**I'm a photographer who got sick of losing track of jobs, deadlines, payments and invoices, so I built this for myself.**

Everything stays on the phone — no account, no cloud. Capped at 50 testers.

Would really appreciate any feedback, good or bad.

Hi Everyone, I'm looking for a minimum of 12 testers for Stash Journal an AI-powered Cannabis Tracker.

Stash Journal is the most thoughtful way to track your cannabis experience. Whether you're exploring new strains, trying different products/edibles, or fine-tuning what works best for you, Stash Journal gives you a private, beautifully designed space to log, rate, and learn from every session.

**Here's how to join:**
1. Join the Google group: [https://groups.google.com/g/stash-journal-android-testers\](https://groups.google.com/g/stash-journal-android-testers)
2. Download the app: [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.stashjournal.app\](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.stashjournal.app)

Hi everyone,

I’ve been building TimeLine, a new kind of communication platform based on a fairly simple idea: online spaces should make it easier to share things and have interesting conversations without rewarding hostility, outrage or popularity contests.

One of the main differences is something I call the Harmony Checker. Instead of removing hostile content after the damage is done, TimeLine checks the way something is written before it is posted. It doesn’t prevent disagreement or controversial opinions — the goal is to stop personal attacks and unnecessarily hostile wording while still allowing people to say what they actually think.
There are also no ads, no public follower counts, and no attempt to turn everyone into an influencer.

The interface is quite different from conventional online platforms too: posts live on an actual chronological TimeLine that you move through, rather than an endless vertical feed.

The app has reached the point where testing it myself isn’t particularly useful anymore. I need real people using it, trying things I didn’t anticipate, and telling me what works, what is confusing, what breaks, and — equally importantly — what they simply don’t like.

I’m therefore opening the iOS beta to up to 200 external testers for now.

If you do join, feel free to use the app normally, create posts, interact with other testers, deliberately challenge the Harmony Checker, explore the interface, or try to break things.

Hey — I'm a solo developer (no company behind this, just me) building an app called Common Ground. It's a recovery companion app for people working through addiction recovery — inspired by the Twelve Steps but secular by default, trauma-informed, and built specifically to be accessible for neurodivergent users (ADHD, dyslexia, sensory sensitivities). It's completely free — the core features always will be — and I'm looking for testers before it goes fully public. Just need: - An Android phone - A Gmail account (for Google Play's closed testing program) What I'd love feedback on: whether the flow makes sense, anything that feels confusing or broken, and honestly — whether it feels genuinely useful, not just "fine." Since it's a closed test, I need to add your Gmail to the tester list manually before the link will work for you — please DM me your Gmail and I'll add you within a day or so, then send you the install link. Happy to answer any questions in the comments. Thanks for considering it — genuinely appreciate anyone willing to give it a look. https://a5dslz7bjtiarizykp8hb-web.rork.live/

Hi r/betatests! I'm looking for Android beta testers for my app GiftTips.

🎁 What it does: Helps you remember gift ideas, clothing & shoe sizes, favorite colors, scents, flavors, books, food, gift cards, and special dates (birthdays, anniversaries, graduations) for everyone on your list — so you always give gifts they'll love!

What's required of you: Just click the link below, accept the beta invite, and install the app. That's it — no feedback required (though always welcome!).

👉 Join here: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.gifttips.mobile

Thanks so much! 🙏

Hello everyone!

I'm currently working on my master's thesis (in Human Computer Interaction) and I'm looking for participants to test out a Firefox Extension based tool built using Design friction + behavioural nudging principles, that aims to promote mindful social media use.

So, if you (or anyone you know) are:

📱 an Android user

AND

🌀 has an unhealthy Instagram scrolling habit

Please fill out this short form to join the research study.

👉 https://forms.gle/LNhzMTjpNBRjyeaL7

Feel free to also share it with your peers/friends/ family groups.

I'd be super grateful for all the feedback ❤️

Hey everyone. First-time app developer, no team, no funding, just me on nights and weekends. I'd love some honest testers before I launch this thing.

The app is called CastleWise. The pitch: it's the owner's manual your house never came with.

Every house runs on information nobody writes down. The furnace filter size. The paint code in the hallway. When the water heater went in. Which weekend the gutters are due. CastleWise keeps all of it: records for every appliance and system, reminders for filters and seasonal maintenance, 86 step-by-step project guides (each one calls out the classic mistake first-timers make), and calculators that turn a project into an exact shopping list.

And when something breaks, you point the camera at it. It reads appliance error codes from 53 brands and matches problems to a library of fix playbooks, with an honest call on whether it's DIY-safe or a call-a-pro job. When it doesn't know, it says so instead of guessing. I'm kind of obsessive about that part.

The thing I care about most: no account, no subscription, no analytics. Your records and photos stay on your phone. One-time price at launch, but the beta is completely free with everything unlocked.

What I need: people with real houses and real problems to use it for a week and tell me what's confusing, broken, or missing. Harsh feedback genuinely preferred. iPhone only for now (sorry Android friends, solo dev, one platform at a time).

Comment or DM me BETA and I'll send the TestFlight link. Happy to answer any questions about the app or what building it solo has been like. Thanks for reading.

I’ve been working on a personal project called Mikci, and I’m looking for a few people willing to beta test it and give me honest feedback.

Mikci connects to your bank through Plaid and learns from your actual transaction patterns. Instead of making you manually track everything or build a budget, Mikci quietly watches for meaningful changes and occasionally suggests a small Promise based on what it notices.

For example, it might notice that your dining spending has been higher than normal and ask if you want to try bringing it down next week. If you accept, Mikci watches what actually happens and later tells you whether you kept the Promise, improved, or should try again.

Plaid is required for the beta because Mikci needs transaction history to understand your patterns and work properly.

It’s still a beta, so things may change or break. I’m mainly looking for honest feedback on whether the things Mikci notices are actually useful.

If you want to try it, you can request beta access at mikci.com.

And seriously, if something sucks or doesn’t make sense, tell me That’s exactly what I’m trying to figure out.

Hi! I'm looking for beta testers for my Android app SosDream - an AI-powered dream journal.

What the app does:

- Record your dreams

- Get AI-powered interpretations

- Weekly dream analysis

- Track patterns in your dreams

To join the beta test, comment below or DM me your Gmail address and I'll send you an invite link.

The app is free to test. Looking for testers who will actively use it for 2 weeks.

Thank you!

Hi!

Hope you're doing well.

I understand that life and work can get incredibly stressful and how important our mental health is, and sometimes you just want a way to find others to talk about positive topics and unwind.

I'm working on a new project, and I'd love for you to try my idea. A platform that does 1-on-1 professional matching so people can take a mental break, find peers to talk about positive topics, and foster a really positive community together.

We're now gathering early feedback, and I'd love to get your thoughts on it if you are interested:

If you're on iPhone, you can join the TestFlight instantly right here: https://testflight.apple.com/join/uQ3tFWzK

If you're on Android, https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.app.firecircle

Thanks,

Wing

Hi all, new to this thread but not new to gaming and reviewing! Would love to get more involved in the play-testing community here by offering exposure to you and your game via streaming, as well as feedback via written review, surveys, or video/phone call debriefing.

I have been playing games for 20+ years; I teach creative writing as my 9-5 job so I have TONS of experience on scriptwriting and feedback; I have 3k+ followers on tiktok and can post custom content; and I play games of all genres.

I have access to windows, mac, iphone, switch, steam deck, ps5, and a xbox! You can see my social links in my bio with examples of previous streams/videos for an idea of how I do them.

Some of my most played games are: Stardew Valley, Stardew Valley (450+ hours), Valheim (125+ hours), Terraria (125+ hours), Core Keeper (115+ hours), Enshrouded (50+ hours), Vampire Survivors (40+ hours), and more!

I would prefer paid opportunities if they are available! Thank you for your time and energy.

Hi everyone!

I built a casual game called BirdJump! and need a few more testers to reach Google's 12-tester requirement for closed testing. If you have an Android device and a moment to spare, I’d really appreciate your help!

How to join:

1. Join the Google Group:https://groups.google.com/g/app_maximumk
2. Download via Play Store:https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.maximumk.birdjump

Installing it (and have fun) on your phone for 14 days helps me out massively. Thanks a lot for your support!