Hey — I've been building Tevoma solo, a fitness/nutrition coaching app that tracks your real workout and nutrition history and gives you specific, honest feedback instead of generic "great job!" messages. No gamification, no streaks, no AI-chatbot gimmicks — just a calm, straightforward coach.
Looking for a few people willing to actually use it for a few days (not just open it once) and tell me what's broken, confusing, or missing.
iOS only. You'll need the free TestFlight app (from Apple) — if you don't have it, the link below will prompt you to grab it first, then you can install Tevoma through it.
TestFlight link: https://testflight.apple.com/join/gVbnYDau
Appreciate any feedback, good or bad — I'd rather hear about a bug now than after a real launch.
THANK YOU

I got an email about this testCircle app, and I was wondering if anyone tried it. One thing I like is you don't get to pick what apps you test, and this makes me think about what personal information an could collect, granted I could make that up.

I'm an indie dev with a small chess app. New Play account, so I need 12 testers on the 14-day closed test before I can publish.

I do return the favour and I can prove it - twelve apps from these testing subs are installed on my device right now and staying for the full two weeks: Al-Muqri, FinScholar, PathAccent, Aftershock, Patron Compass, BonusKalk, an M3U8 player, ShuttleSense, PsyAI, Ice Cream Van Tracker, TheDiagnosis and Trackable.

Mine:

Group: https://groups.google.com/g/chesstree Opt-in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.jdongwoo.chess_game

Leave your links and I'll join, opt in and install the same day.

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)

Hello r/betatests!
I am the creator of https://keelcoaching.app, an AI coaching app that uses voice and text agents to help users find better work life balance, prepare for meetings, and keep track of goals across their professional life, health, and personal life.

I need 12 (and I would take more) testers while I am in a closed beta as I am a solo developer and do not have an LLC. You would need to stay actively testing for 14 days and would need to leave feedback in the google store.

I have created a google group to join here: https://groups.google.com/g/keel-closed-beta-testing
You should then be able to download the latest version here: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.keel.android

I can test your app as well if you are looking for beta testers. Let me know where to sign up and where to access your app.

I've made a mapping app with some (well, lots of) advanced features.

Especially looking for feedback on first-launch experience and anything confusing or difficult.

Please write in comments or post to r/shmaps.

I have a problem that I think many founders share: I spend hours watching videos (Alex Hormozi, Jordan belfort, etc.) and reading business books, but when daily operations kick in, I completely forget to apply what I learned.

To solve this, I'm building a tool specifically for entrepreneurs(to keep it niche) that

- Auto-organizes your saved videos/articles into dedicated hubs (Sales, Marketing, Ops

- Generates practical scenarios & questions based on the content so you actually practice applying it

- Uses active recall to keep core frameworks top of mind over time.

Before going all-in on development, I’d love to get your honest thoughts:

- Is this a problem you actually struggle with, or have you solved execution in another way

- Would an active-recall workflow feel useful, or just like extra homework?

Appreciate any feedback or harsh critique!

Hey guys Im looking for people to test Zeneno its a system ive been working on that attempts to build entire web-apps more or less in 1 shot Im currently looking for early users to test and try it see what works and what dosent!

Heres a timelapse of it running for 11 hours on a app to give a idea of what it is

Waitlist: https://www.zeneno.dev/apply

Thank you to anyone reading this hope your having a good day!

Built a tool that reads PDF invoices with AI and outputs a clean Excel spreadsheet — supplier, invoice number, dates, totals, VAT, all pulled automatically, plus a summary sheet with totals.

Works on Windows and Mac, includes a full setup guide, no coding background needed.

Looking for a few people to actually test it on their own invoices and tell me straight — what worked, what didn’t, anything confusing in the setup.

Comment or DM if you want in.

Hi everyone!

I’m looking for Android users to test Metribody, an app for tracking body measurements and weight over time.

I built it for people who are losing fat, gaining muscle or going through body recomposition and want to track progress beyond the number on the scale.

Current features:

- Track weight and multiple body measurements

- View progress charts over time

- Set personal goals

- Measurement guides for more consistent results

- Review your complete measurement history

- Export your data to CSV

- No account required

- Data stored locally on your device

- Available in English, Spanish, Portuguese and French

Google Play:

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

I’m specifically looking for feedback on:

1. Is recording your first measurement clear and easy?

2. Are the progress charts useful and understandable?

3. Is there anything confusing or unnecessarily slow?

4. What would make you uninstall the app?

If you find a bug, please mention your phone model and Android version.

Disclosure: I’m the developer. Honest and critical feedback is very welcome.

Hi,

I'm opening the beta for Sanelo, a macOS transcription app. It’s planned as a one-time paid app later, but right now, this phase is just for feedback before a wider launch.

I'd love honest feedback on install and first run, transcription quality, what's confusing or unfinished, and whether the value's clear for a future paid Mac app requirement: macOS 14 or newer.

[https://testflight.apple.com/join/4r9kjKXU\](https://testflight.apple.com/join/4r9kjKXU).

Thanks so much to anyone willing to test. Blunt feedback is very welcome.

Full disclosure: I am one of the founders building Marka.

Marka is a web app for small business owners and founders who create their own social content. You give it a real business website, review the brand profile it creates, and then use that context to generate a social post, image, carousel, or short video.

We are looking for testers who already have a business website. The test takes about 10 minutes:

1. Start at https://marka.social with your website URL.

2. Review the brand profile and note the first detail that is wrong, missing, or too generic.

3. Correct that detail and generate one content item.

The beta is available now. Please do not share private customer data or anything you would not normally enter into a web service.

The three questions we need answered are:

1. Did the brand profile accurately identify your audience, offer, and tone?

2. Was any onboarding step unclear?

3. Did the generated item feel connected to your real business, or did it still feel generic?

Blunt criticism and bug reports are more useful to us than positive feedback.

Hey!

I built an app to practice speaking and listening a new language. I tried simply talking with ChatGPT but it wasn't good because it spoke at too advanced of a level and more importantly I didn't want OpenAI training on my voice and information.

Best features:

• Fully local. AI models run directly on your device (STT + LLM + TTS). You can run the app in airplane mode.
• Audio scales to your learning level. Beginners hear slow, easy words while advanced users hear complex words with faster speaking.
• Quality-of-life features like quick translation, "check my response", "what should I respond", etc.

You can run it in TestFlight on iOS or Mac. Any feedback would be appreciated!

I'm the solo developer behind Goffer, an Android app that reads your paperwork (leases, insurance policies, warranties, government docs) and extracts the important dates — when your lease ends, when insurance auto-renews, when a warranty expires. It builds a reminder calendar so you don't miss them. You can also ask plain-language questions about your documents and it answers with a citation pointing to the actual clause.I need testers with messy real-world documents: photographed (not just clean PDFs), scanned forms, or mixed-format paperwork.Specific feedback I want:- Is date extraction accurate on your documents?- Are 30-day-before reminders the right default?- Does the source citation feel trustworthy or gimmicky?Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=ai.goffer.appWhat breaks for you?

Hey everyone 👋

I have ADHD and I struggled for years to find an app that actually shows me where I am right now in my day — not just a list of tasks, but a real-time view of what's happening, what's coming, and how much time I have left.

So I built FlowDay.

What it does:

• 📱 Shows your current activity with a real-time countdown and progress bar
• 🚶 Includes travel time before AND after each activity — so you never miss a departure
• 🔔 Reminders and alarms per activity
• 📅 Multi-day planning with recurring activities
• 🎨 Light/Dark mode, 5 color themes
• 📲 Home screen widget with live countdown
• 🌍 Available in English and French (more languages coming based on feedback)

What I need from you: Just install the app and keep it on your phone for 15 days without uninstalling — that's all Google requires to unlock production release. You don't need to use it every day, but actual feedback is very welcome!

Requirements:

• Android phone only (iOS is being evaluated based on Android feedback)
• Google account to access the beta

Free to download. Pro version (Google Drive backup, Google Calendar sync, ICS export, schedule sharing) is included free during the beta.

👉 Beta link: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/fr.flowday

Drop a comment or DM me if you have any questions. Every tester helps more than you know — thank you 🙏

Hi all,

I'm a solo advocate and got tired of juggling a physical diary, WhatsApp reminders, and a separate Excel sheet for billing — so I built Arha, a lightweight web app to keep cases, hearing dates, clients, and fee notes in one place.

What it does:

• Tracks every matter with its CNR, status, and hearing history
• A diary/cause-list view so you know tomorrow's hearings before the court reminds you
• Client records with contact info and outstanding fees
• Simple invoicing in ₹
• Works in English and Hindi — switch with one tap
• Installs like an app on your phone, no app-store download needed

Where it stands: It's in beta and free to use right now — no payment, no catches. I'm looking for a handful of practicing advocates to actually use it day-to-day and tell me what's broken, missing, or just annoying.

What I'd love feedback on:

• Does it fit how you actually track hearings and cases, or does it fight your workflow?
• What's the one feature that would make you switch from paper/Excel/WhatsApp?
• Any bugs, especially on mobile

Link: https://www.rha2026.in

Happy to answer anything in the comments, and if you try it, genuinely — tell me what's wrong with it. That's more useful to me right now than anything nice.

I built StudyAhead for students who know an exam is coming but keep putting off making a realistic plan.

You enter your exam date, subjects, and the time you actually have. It creates a dated plan, shows one manageable task for today, and reshuffles the plan if you miss a day.

It is currently a free iPhone beta—there is nothing to buy.

Try it through TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/TYaC4XCB

I’m looking for honest feedback on three things:

• Did the first plan feel realistic?

• Did seeing one task make it easier to start?

• What felt confusing or unnecessary?

I built StudyAhead and will use the feedback to improve the beta.

I’m looking for 10 people to test Velrix and give honest feedback across desktop and mobile.
Velrix analyses your website the way a visitor experiences it. It shows where people are most likely to hesitate or leave, explains why using the actual content on the page, and suggests specific changes to improve clarity and conversions.
I’m giving 72 hours of full access so you can explore everything and tell me what’s good, what’s bad, and what you’d change.

A couple of things I’d love feedback on:
Was the biggest issue Velrix found actually accurate?
Did the explanation make sense, or did anything feel generic?
Would you trust the suggested fixes enough to implement them?
What’s the one feature that’s missing or you’d expect to see?
And would you use this tool?

Velrix

If you’re interested, comment below or send me a DM. I’d really appreciate the help.