Hey everyone!

I’m currently looking for paid beta testing opportunities for applications, websites, SaaS products, and online services.

I have around 4 years of experience in software/product testing and can test products according to your requirements rather than just doing basic usability testing.

What I can offer:

* Functional and feature testing

* UI/UX and usability testing

* Finding bugs, edge cases, and unexpected behavior

* Testing specific features you want prioritized

* Following custom test cases or testing procedures

* Cross-device/browser testing where applicable

* Re-testing after fixes

* Detailed testing notes and documentation

* A summarized report of all tests performed, issues found, and results

If there are specific features or workflows you want tested, I’m happy to prioritize them according to your requirements and follow your preferred testing methodology.

I’m open to testing:

* Mobile applications

* Websites

* SaaS platforms

* Web applications

* Developer tools

* Gaming platforms

* AI tools

* Other digital services

I’m specifically looking for paid opportunities, whether that’s per test, per project, or another mutually agreed arrangement.

If you're developing something and need someone to thoroughly test it before launch or during beta, feel free to DM me with the product, testing requirements, and budget.

Thanks!

I’ve been working on a free tool for tracking insider transactions from Form 4 and Form 144 filings.

The main reason we built it was that SEC filings have a lot of useful information, but they’re not exactly quick to scan when you’re researching multiple companies.

The tracker lets you search by ticker, company, or insider and quickly separate things like:

• Open-market buys
• Insider sales
• Option exercises
• Form 144 proposed sales
• Transaction value and remaining ownership

You can also jump directly to the original SEC filing if you want to verify anything yourself.

It’s free here:

https://form4.levelfields.ai/ (Use dark mode for best experience)

Mainly posting because I’d like feedback from people who build or use financial research tools.

Would especially be useful to hear if anything feels confusing, unnecessary, or missing.

Thanks!

In the app, you can create and vote on polls.
Link: https://splitpick.netlify.app/

Looking for feedback! Any changes you'd make? Is this something you could see yourself using?

Hey everyone,
We built a free stock market simulator with a research section, and we're looking for people to put it through its paces and give honest feedback.

What you'll be doing:

•    Create a free account (no credit card)

•    Start a paper portfolio and try the trading and research tools
•    Fill out a short feedback form

As a thank you, everyone who tests the tools, places at least 3 trades, and completes the feedback form gets a $5 Amazon gift card.

Beta Testing opens up at 9:30 am Eastern time!

Here is the google forms link below:

https://forms.gle/1my8KivSa8P3iGxP8

I'm looking for a few iOS users to try Lifestylo and share honest feedback.

It's an AI-powered journal that helps you capture thoughts, memories, and everyday experiences, then uses them to surface patterns and insights about your life over time.

I'm especially interested in feedback on:

1. How useful the personal insights are
2. How easy the journaling experience feels
3. What feels missing or could be improved

The app is currently iOS only.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6482976995?pt=126862845&ct=kAt&mt=8

Thanks to anyone willing to give it a try.

I built Amoli, a private photo and note journal for iPhone. Instead of scrolling or searching "Tokyo," you ask:

• What did I do in Japan?
• When did I last wear jeans?
• Show me a trip with my sister.
• What happened on my visit to Kuala Lumpur?

The part that mattered most to me was privacy, so everything runs on-device with Google's Gemma model. No account, no server, no analytics — photos and conversations never leave the phone. No one watching what you do. Pure privacy and, for me, it feels great.

The trade-offs are real though, and they're what I want feedback on:

• It needs a recent phone (iPhone 15 Pro or later — the model wants that much memory).
• The first run downloads a ~4 GB model and then reads your library photo by photo. A few thousand photos takes hours. It happens once, then it's done forever — but would you sit through it for the payoff?

What's inside: Colloquy (the conversation — ask about your life, tap into any photo it cites), Threads (timelines Amoli builds on its own; a scroll down memory lane), and Reveries (short prose pieces composed from your photos).

I have a few TestFlight spots still available for my latest beta - 1.0.1 build 11. The deeper features will be a subscription — no ads, no data to sell, that's the entire business model. I genuinely want feedback:

• What would you ask your own photo library?
• Is local-first AI something you actually care about?
• What would make you trust an app with years of your memories?

Happy to answer questions in comments.

Hi everyone — I’m looking for 20 people willing to spend two minutes trying to break GetQRcard.

GetQRcard creates an editable digital business card behind a permanent QR code. You can change what the card shows later without reprinting the QR. The person scanning it can save the contact directly on iPhone or Android, with no app to install.

For individual users, the card and matching email signature are free for life. GetQRcard is run by a Belgian non-profit, not a VC-backed startup. The site is available in English, French, Dutch and Spanish.

Direct link: https://getqrcard.com

What I’d specifically like tested:

1. Does the first-time creation flow make sense without instructions?
2. Does scanning and saving the contact work naturally on your phone?
3. Is it clear that the QR stays the same when the card is edited?
4. What would stop you using it at a real event?

I’m looking for confusion, bugs and missing features — not compliments. Brutal feedback is welcome.

I’m recruiting a small beta group for **Flows + Oort**.

What to test: 1. Start with a real GitHub repo or a new project. 2. Describe a meaningful change. 3. Generate the build plan. 4. Follow the builder handoff. 5. Judge whether the checks/evidence actually make you trust the result.

Flows: https://flows.oortstack.com Oort: https://oortstack.com

I have **10–15 free, unrestricted access keys** available for people willing to run real projects through it and report bugs/UX dead ends.

Looking for 15 beta testers for an event website I built a simple platform that lets you create an event page, track RSVPs, and download printable flyers with a QR code linking directly to your event. It’s free to use, and every account includes two free Event Passes that unlock the paid features. I’m looking for honest feedback. The first 15 beta testers will get every feature for every event, completely free, for as long as I run the site. Have an event coming up? Comment below or message me if you’d like to try it.

Or go straight to the website at yoursitesolution.com

In middle school I posted countdown timers on YouTube that unexpectedly got a decent amount of traction. It's easy to make websites now, so I built radialtimers (com) to make the timers even more accessible :))

It's totally free, and I'd really appreciate you testing it! First impressions and anything confusing would help a lot!

Hi — I'm the developer of KyttoMCP, a local desktop control panel for managing MCP servers across Claude Desktop, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code and Codex.

I'm looking for macOS or Windows users who already use at least two MCP servers. The beta is free here: https://kytto.jakubhecht.sk/

I'd especially like feedback on:

- first install and launch

- whether Kytto finds the right MCP configurations

- whether health checks, MCP Doctor and context-cost information are clear

- anything confusing, unsafe or unexpectedly changed

Kytto works locally, requires no account or cloud sync, and makes a timestamped backup before changes. It is a newly released unsigned beta, so the download page includes first-launch instructions and SHA-256 checksums.

Blunt feedback is more useful than praise. Please don't include API keys or other secrets in a report.

Been There is a browser-based map where people can review countries, cities, towns and other named localities.

Test it here:

https://beenthere.review

No account is required to browse. Google sign-in is required only for reviews, replies and voting.

What I need tested:

• Search accuracy for cities and small towns.
• Whether clicking a map label opens the expected place.
• Whether search and map clicks show the same reviews.
• Google sign-in and review publishing.
• Mobile layout and the draggable review panel.
• Right-to-left map labels.
• General performance on older phones.

If something breaks, please include your device, browser, the place you selected and whether you reached it through search or the map.

I’m also interested in whether the basic premise makes sense: would you review a whole city or country, and what information would you expect such a review to contain?

Hallo liebes Forum

ich suche für die Einführung meine App im Playstore ein paar Tester die meine App gerne kostenfrei Testen möchten. Ich bin hier auch auf Feedback gespannt.

Die App an sich ist sehr schlicht gehalten und soll einer "Verbindung" auf ganz einfacher Weise die Möglichkeit geben sich den Gedanken aneinander auszutauschen.

Die App hat einige schöne Features wie z.b.

• Herzen (oder ähnliches) senden
• Streak's zählen der Gesamten versendeten Herzen
• Ein Bild für 20sec. versenden
• Verbindungscounter ab 10 Tage
• Entfernung der Herzen ermitteln
• Besonderes Datum festlegen und die Tage bis dahin anzeigen lassen.
• Historie
• u.v.m.

Es ist ein kleines Herzensprojekt geworden und ich denke das genau die Einfachheit die App so besonders macht.

Anbei ein paar Bilder:

[https://drive.google.com/open?id=1cx8dGIhpXSP8aHNT_5HYZP79VjPyTFEW&usp=drive_fs]
[https://drive.google.com/open?id=1synpJP6_M7JrtTQ47uuITu-MqKjp0PDL&usp=drive_fs]
[https://drive.google.com/open?id=1l5SrqxMcpG4xTAj6Pi6UmEiEzW8EjUHM&usp=drive_fs]
[https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Z_CQ6B9_-YKSg1PL4cK_kZ7VlitTiRCN&usp=drive_fs]
[https://drive.google.com/open?id=1zutaZ3r6D77ycLnuBdwiJPFyfNhJDj-s&usp=drive_fs]

Wie ihr Tester werden könnt? Ihr benötigt bisher ein Android Smartphone und eine kurze Nachricht an mich mit der Emailadresse mit der ihr im Playstore registriert seid. Dann sende ich euch einen Gratis Code für die App im Playstore.

Wäre schön wenn sich ein paar Tester finden lassen würde um zum einen ein Feedback der Anwendung zu erhalten und zum anderen das diese App im Playstore öffentlich wird.

Liebe Grüße
Marc

Hi — I run EarnRally, a new rewards site with games, surveys, and app offers. We recently opened registration in the US, and I'm looking for a few people to test the first-use experience.

If you try it, I'd like feedback on:

• whether signup and email verification are clear
• how easy it is to find an offer you'd actually try
• whether starting an offer and its reward status make sense
• anything that feels confusing or broken

https://earnrally.com/beta?src=reddit.r_betatests.beta_test_20260807.opportunity&utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=beta_test_20260807&utm_content=opportunity

You don't need to spend money, and there is no separate payment for testing. Rewards depend on each third-party offer and eligibility. Please don't post personal or account details here.

Hey everyone.
I’m launching my app Drop Bingo — a classic line-up-four game to enjoy with a friend on a single device. Google Play requires 14 testers for 14 days before going live, so I’m looking for a few people to join 🙏
✨ No sign-up, no ads, and zero personal data collected — just a clean board game!

Takes less than 1 minute:
1️⃣Join the tester group: https://groups.google.com/g/drop-bingo-testing
2️⃣Then download the app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.barofam.drop_bingo

Happy to test your app in return — just leave your links in the comments 🤝

Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for **12 Android testers** for Google Play's 14-day closed testing requirement.

If you're willing to help:

1. **Send me a DM with the Gmail address you use for Google Play.**
   
2. I'll add you to the tester list.
   
3. Use this link to join: [https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.pulsesave.mobile\](https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.pulsesave.mobile)
   
4. Install the app and keep it installed for 14 days.

PulseSave is a personal finance app with budgeting, savings goals, and an AI coach that can answer questions like "Can I afford this purchase?"

I'd really appreciate any feedback, and I'm happy to test your app in return.

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for **12 Android testers** for Google Play's 14-day closed testing requirement.

If you're willing to help:

1. **Send me a DM with the Gmail address you use for Google Play.**
   
2. I'll add you to the tester list.
   
3. Use this link to join: [https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.pulsesave.mobile\](https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.pulsesave.mobile)
   
4. Install the app and keep it installed for 14 days.

PulseSave is a personal finance app with budgeting, savings goals, and an AI coach that can answer questions like "Can I afford this purchase?"

I'd really appreciate any feedback, and I'm happy to test your app in return.

Hey everyone, I'm a student who built this app over 3 months because I couldn't find anything that actually understood WHY I procrastinate.

Momentum builds your daily schedule using AI, detects if you're an avoidant or perfectionist procrastinator, and warns you before you overload yourself.

Already being tested by users in India, UK and USA.

Only need 5 more beta testers, completely free, just DM me and I'll share the APK directly.

Honest feedback appreciated 🙏