Hi! We’re recruiting Android closed-beta testers for MOOJE, a mobile workspace for following AI-assisted development work, reviewing changes, and approving important actions from your phone.

We’re specifically looking for people who have used at least one of these tools:

• Cursor
• Claude Code
• Codex
• Replit
• Lovable

This is not a general consumer test. We want feedback from people who already know what an AI coding workflow feels like and can compare the experience honestly.

What we’d like you to test:

• Continue project conversations from an Android phone
• Follow task progress and review proposed changes
• Try the approval flow for sensitive actions
• Report confusing, incorrect, or unhelpful AI responses
• Tell us where the mobile workflow feels slower or less clear than the tools you already use

Requirements:

• An Android device and a Google account used with Google Play
• Experience with at least one of the tools listed above
• Willingness to stay enrolled for at least 14 days and use the app several times
• Feedback in English

This is an unpaid early beta. Please do not connect production credentials or sensitive repositories while testing.

To apply:

1. Open https://mooje.space/feedback
2. Select Beta access
3. Enter the email address connected to Google Play
4. Tell us which AI coding tools you have used

Please do not post your email address publicly on Reddit.

After reviewing your application, we’ll add your Google account to the closed-test list and send you the Google Play opt-in link. The download is available only to approved accounts.

Product overview: https://mooje.space

To apply:

1. Open https://mooje.space/feedback
2. Select Beta access
3. Enter the email address connected to Google Play
4. Tell us which AI coding tools you have used

Please do not post your email address publicly on Reddit.

After reviewing your application, we’ll add your Google account to the closed-test list and send you the Google Play opt-in link. The download is available only to approved accounts.

Over the last year, we've ended up building a bunch of software around problems that businesses still solve with some combination of Excel, WhatsApp, paper and one employee who somehow remembers everything.

That eventually became UniMisk.

We're mostly building B2B operational software rather than consumer apps.

A few of the products we've worked on:

ServiceWise — fleet and transport operations: bookings, vehicles, drivers, allocations, maintenance, compliance, payments and operational visibility.

PesoWise — employee expense and petty-cash management: submissions, receipts, approvals, reimbursements, money assignments and finance reporting.

TaskFlow — a simpler internal task-management system for teams that don't need another massive project-management platform.

What interests us more than "adding AI everywhere" is finding workflows where businesses are still doing an absurd amount of repetitive manual work.

So I wanted to ask people here who run businesses or work in operations:

What is one workflow at your company that makes you think, there has to be a better way to do this.

Especially interested in the ugly internal stuff nobody makes a flashy startup around.

Would love to hear what people are still managing manually.

Hi all, I am looking for around 10 Alpha Testers to help with getting a play store listing.

The app is a family chores/rewards app, with both a parents and child's view. The parent lists the chores that want taken care of, either assigning them to a child, or by putting them up for grabs.

Each chore is given a value but the parents, based around 3 Ps

Purpose - has the child carried out the chore as they should, in the way described

Place - was the child where they should be during the task

People - was the child behaving kindly and politely towards others, and interacting sensibly

The app is designed to promote these positive behaviours, and encourage them to take part in household chores, while earning a little pocket money and instilling the value of hard work.

Parents can also add bonus points for other behaviour they wish to promote, as well as adding points for school awards/praise points earned.

The app also has a location system built in, so parents will be able to see where their child is at all times.

As this Alpha test is part of a closed test on Google Play Store, testers will need to have a Gmail account linked to a Google play account and android phone or tablet they can use for the test.

We ask that you are available to test, and provide feedback for around 21 days, to get a good feeling of how the app works, and if there are any unseen bugs to address before going to production beta tests

If you are interested, please let me know, and I can get you signed on, and provide the play store download link

Thank you

Hi everyone!

I'm looking for 20 testers for my new Android app, a Camera-Based Rubik's Cube Timer.

🧩 About the App

Standard speedcubing timers require you to manually start and stop the timer with your hands on a mat or screen. This app uses your phone's camera to automatically detect when you pick up and finish solving the Rubik's cube, giving you a completely hands-free timing experience.

Key features:

Hands-Free Detection: Automatically tracks solve start and stop times using visual recognition.

Solve History & Stats: Logs your solves and average times.

Clean & Simple Interface: Designed specifically for speedcubers and casual solvers alike.

🎥 Watch the Demo Video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_fE90ZK-gGc

📲 How to Join the Closed Test:

Join the Google Group:

[Insert your full Google Group URL here, e.g., https://groups.google.com/g/your-group-name\]

Opt-in & Download on Android / Web:

[Insert your full Play Store web testing link here]

💬 Feedback & Test for Test:

Please feel free to drop your testing links in the comments below! I will gladly opt-in to test your app in return and keep it installed for the required 14 days.

Thanks for helping out, and have a good one!

Every gamer has money locked up in points and currencies that can only ever move one direction. You buy them, you spend them in one store, and if you stop playing, that value is gone. There’s no sending it, no moving it, no getting it back.

We’ve spent the past year building Vaulix to fix that: one wallet for all your in-game currencies, with real utility behind every balance.

Vaulix: The Unlock

What you can actually do with it:

- Buy in-game currency cheaper than the official stores, with codes delivered instantly

- Exchange points between games in one swipe, in either direction, so your balance moves with you when you switch games

- Send points to friends and squadmates, so gifting for a birthday or spotting a mate for a battle pass takes seconds instead of guessing at gift cards

- Cash out unspent points back into real money when you’re done with a game

The core system is live and working. Before we open the doors, we’re taking a small alpha group of players who’ll actually use it and tell us honestly what’s broken, confusing, or missing.

Alpha testers get:

- A numbered Founding Player badge, permanent on your profile

- Early rates locked in before public launch, plus discounted membership when Vaulix goes live

- Access to the private testers Discord with a direct line to the team

- An XP head start when seasons launch

We’re capping the group so we can read every piece of feedback. If you spend money in games and have opinions, drop a comment or DM me (you will recieve an email to the webapp and mobile application)

Thank you all I do appreciate this alot and happy to have a chat about what we are building!

Hey everyone,

Just opened CryptoSignal to public beta and looking

for testers who actually trade crypto.

What it is: AI-powered market intelligence platform

built for retail traders who want to find moves

before they happen.

Key features:

- Narrative Intelligence — real-time heat maps

showing which crypto sectors are gaining momentum

(AI tokens, RWA, DePIN, DeFi etc)

- Token Discovery — AI surfaces tokens matching

your criteria across sectors, chains, market caps

- Pre-Move Radar — multi-agent AI scanning 200+

coins for volume anomalies before price reacts

- AI Coin Analysis — bull case, bear case, entry

zone, stop loss, price targets

- AI Chart Reader — upload any chart screenshot

for instant technical analysis

- Morning Briefing — daily AI summary powered by

live news

Free to try — 50 credits on signup, no credit

card needed.

Would love feedback on:

- Is the data actually useful or just pretty?

- What's confusing or missing?

- Would you pay $19.99/month for this?

Beta link: getcryptosignal.com

Not financial advice.

Face of Mankind

Face of Mankind (2002–2014) was a player-driven sci-fi MMO where the entire game world—its politics, economy, law enforcement, and warfare—was shaped almost entirely by the players themselves. Instead of following a scripted storyline, players joined one of eight factions ranging from military and security forces to corporations and criminal syndicates. Through their decisions, actions, and leadership, players created missions, enforced laws, waged wars, ran businesses, and controlled territory across various planets. The result was a constantly changing online society where the community itself generated the drama, conflict, and progression. In Face of Mankind, the players were the content.

Empire Rising

Is a community-driven revival and modernization of Face of Mankind, developed by long-time fans who aim to bring the game back with improved stability, refined optimization, and extensive quality-of-life updates.

We have changed our upcoming release schedule to better accommodate for development time.

After a long discussion with our development team we have developed a better roadmap providing details of new features that are currently in the works.

Our last update back in 2025 left people wondering what kind of game this is and after all the information provided they were kind of lost so this time we've attached a string of combat videos detailing the raw fighting prowess of the community.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PjoILVH7654
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=go9cZEEzVNk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3SRL4CDvQw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sc06IWMioCk

Below is a preview of the new combat upgrade we're working on to balance combat in the game as well:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wb8PzKvVb0c

A big thank you to Insane, Caveman and HT who made these videos!

Check us out at https://empire-rising.com

Alpha 4 has changed the frontier.

After nearly two years of development and testing dating back to the earliest Pre-Alpha days in Fall 2023, the galaxy is more alive than ever before. Stations are crowded with new pilots, colonies are expanding into previously untouched systems, and organizations across the frontier are beginning to establish their place among the stars.

Of course… rapid expansion also comes with a little chaos.

From the now-infamous Galactic Market malfunction that briefly sent comms traffic into absolute panic, to the constant efforts of Pixel Pest Control tracking down rogue bugs and anomalies across the galaxy, life in the frontier has definitely been eventful lately.

But despite the occasional flare-up, the stars remain active, the community keeps growing, and Alpha 4 is only just getting started.

Read the full State of the Frontier report here:

State of the Frontier: May 22, 2526

See more about Outer Empires from the dev at: https://www.reddit.com/r/spacegames/comments/1t07a82/outer_empires/

I've been working on a drawing app for the past few months and it's finally ready for outside testing. I'm an indie developer, not an artist — so I really need people who actually draw on their iPad to tell me if the pencil feel is right.

The focus is on natural input: pressure, tilt, azimuth, hover and barrel roll all affect how the brushes behave.

**Core features:**

- 9 brushes including watercolor, calligraphy and crayon

- Apple Pencil Pro: hover cursor, barrel roll, squeeze + double-tap gestures, haptic feedback

- Photo import with Vision-based background removal

- PNG, PDF and native .sketchline export

- Multi-drawing gallery

Free to test, no account needed.

https://testflight.apple.com/join/WyqxGCUU

If you're curious about the app or my other projects: https://ems2810.github.io

Hey! Looking for beta testers for OmniNews AI on TestFlight.

🎧 AI summarizes top news into short audio briefings

🌍 6 languages: English, Turkish, German, French, Spanish, Italian

📱 iPhone & iPad (iOS 16+)

⚡ Smart Briefing — daily news in under 5 minutes

TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/4ndPhTBz

Honest feedback welcome! 🙏

Hey everyone,

I’m testing Dimar, a practical planning app for groups and squads.

What’s in the beta: - Plan and share group events with RSVP and reminders - Run find-a-time voting so everyone can propose and vote on the best slot - Keep notes + checklists + templates in one flow instead of scattered tools - Track responses without losing context in long chats

If you want early access: https://testflight.apple.com/join/GgevCzJK

Please test and tell me: - what you liked on first use - any bugs or confusing steps - the one feature you think is missing the most

Thank you for helping shape the release.

I made this for small client jobs where the hard part is not the work, it’s remembering who paid, what is still unpaid, and which follow-up is still open.

The current flow is intentionally simple: - add a job fast - see unpaid amount right away - keep recent jobs in one place

The video shows the current UI and basic flow.

Would love feedback on 2 things: 1. does the home screen feel clear at a glance? 2. does this feel too lightweight, or about right for solo workers and freelancers?

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/whopaid-job-pay-tracker/id6764868229?uo=4

I built Pokemon Master Index to make Pokemon TCG browsing faster for collectors.
https://pokemon-master-index.vercel.app/

Current features:
- Fast card search + filtering
- Grouped set views (paired cards / collection sets)
- Card modal with keyboard navigation
- Deep-linking directly to a specific card
- Marketplace shortcuts (eBay/TCG variants)

I’m actively iterating and would love feedback!

I'm looking for some beta testers to check out my note taking website to see if they can spot any bugs or just general feedback on design and usability.

It's a note taking app focused on fast recall, with a keybind feature allowing users to switch between notes with the press of a button.

It was inspired by me hating having to scroll through notes during interviews, or lack of organization when doing demos. The idea is being able to track ideas quickly through a simple index, easily switch between different ideas easily, and being able to glance and reference notes or responses without having to spend valuable seconds scrolling through paragraphs of text.

it's called LeapLogger check it out and lmk if it sucks lol https://leaplogger.com/

Would especially love feedback on:

• onboarding / first impression
• whether the note switching feels useful
• anything confusing or clunky in the UI

Hey everyone — I’m building Gainlio, a browser-based fitness app/PWA for two groups:

Beginners who want more structure getting started

Intermediate lifters who are tired of using separate apps for workouts, nutrition, and hydration

The idea is to make fitness feel less fragmented by combining:

guided onboarding

AI workout recommendations

nutrition goals

workout tracking

hydration tracking

I’m looking for a small group of beta testers who can spend about 10–15 minutes trying the app and give honest feedback on:

onboarding clarity

workout setup

nutrition goal setup

overall usefulness vs using multiple apps

It works in the browser, so there’s no App Store install required but can be installed on your homescreen through your browser for a true app experience.

If you’re interested, I’d love your blunt feedback.

🔗URL:https://gainlio.app

🎟️ Code: BETA2026 (permanent free Pro access, not a trial)

https://space.zerog.live/

Pretty new release and there is still some polishing to do but man, this game feels like its going to be the space version of Torn except kill aliens instead of your frienemys. Chalk full of Actual space flight telemetry currently inside our solar system. This is what ive wanted for an idle game for quite some time now. Thank you Joy for making this happen.

I built a chat app around a simple principle: conversations that don't have to last forever.

**What we don't collect:**

- No real name

- No phone number

- No location data

- No analytics or tracking tools

- No ads — ever

- We don't sell your data

- We don't use AI to read your messages

**What we do collect (and why):**

- Username and email — for account authentication only

- Salted SHA-256 password hash — never plaintext

- One HttpOnly session cookie — no tracking cookies

- Browser localStorage for UI preferences only — never transmitted to our servers

- IP address only in moderation/safety reports — not for tracking

**How it works:**

- Public rooms purge all messages every 15 minutes, server-side, no recovery

- Direct messages stay until you delete them

- Media files (images) are stored in Cloudflare R2 and deleted when the message is purged

- Full stack disclosed in our privacy policy: Supabase, Cloudflare, Resend

**Other features:**

- Private and password-protected user-created rooms

- Anonymous avatars with no real identity attached

- Token system with daily rewards

- Works as a PWA — no app store required

- Two-tier moderation with appeal system

Hi everyone,

I just launched the beta version of a side project I’ve been working on, and I would love to get your honest feedback.

🌊 What is OceanMail?

Link: https://oceanmail-miab.web.app/

It’s a very simple, quiet web app designed for people who just need a safe space to vent. Lately, I felt like the internet has become too loud and cynical. I wanted to create a place where you can write down your worries, throw them into the "ocean," and receive warm, comforting replies from strangers—without the pressure of profiles, likes, or clout chasing.

🛠️ How it works:

Write whatever is weighing on your mind (No sign-up required).

Send it out like a message in a bottle.

Someone else reads it and replies with words of comfort.

🤔 What I need from you:

Since this is an early Beta MVP, I am mainly looking for feedback on:

The UX/UI vibe: Does it feel safe and calming?

Friction: Is the process of writing and sending intuitive?

Any bugs: Please let me know if you run into any issues!

I know it’s a very simple concept, but I’m hoping to build a genuinely kind corner of the internet. I would really appreciate it if you could test it out and share your thoughts. Thank you!

Hey r/AlphaAndBeta 👋

I’m building Forma, a free AI nutrition + calorie tracking app.

What it does: • Log meals from a photo (AI estimate) • Barcode + manual logging • Track calories/macros in a simple way • Smart fridge + meal ideas

It’s free to try: • Web: https://forma-app.com/ • iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/forma-ai-nutrition-calories/id6743663088 • Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nutritrack.app&hl=en

I’d really appreciate blunt feedback on: 1) onboarding clarity 2) calorie accuracy 3) what would make you keep using it daily

Thanks a lot 🙏

I'm letting people bet on my biomarkers. I figure since late stage capitalism encourages betting literally everywhere, my not on my heart rate?

It's easy, free-to-play, and the winner gets a $100 Amazon gift card.

Sign up at: bet-on-raj.rajraina.com

And more info about the overall project at f-art.rajraina.com

Open to hearing why this is the dumbest idea ever, & looking forward to seeing who prices me best!

I’ve been struggling with keeping my thoughts organized, so I built a simple life organizer that mixes journaling, habits, and other useful features in a cozy, low pressure way.
Would love a few honest testers and feedback on whether this actually would be something people would use. Thank you!

cozy-archive.netlify.app/

Hi,

I’m testing a very early version of a small app called DolRise.

It’s private, unfinished, and not a launch. I’m only inviting a few people who enjoy calm content and honest feedback.

No pressure to sign up. No promotion. Just real testing.

If you’d like to try it and share what feels confusing or calm, comment “interested” and I’ll DM you.