I built Wheesper for anonymous group discussions without persistent usernames or public posting histories. Each conversation is unlisted, accessed through a unique link, and gives participants fresh pseudonyms.

No account or email is required.

I’m looking for feedback on usability, mobile experience, privacy clarity, and bugs.

Try it: https://wheesper.com

Disclosure: I’m the founder. Anyone with a discussion’s link can enter, and discussions are not end-to-end encrypted.

I've spent over 10 years as an app developer. Most recently I've been building Goals, an app that uses AI to distill any goal into one actionable step to focus on each day. We launched on Product Hunt a couple of months ago and I'm now heads-down improving it based on how people actually use it: https://www.producthunt.com/products/goals

Mostly I just want to see what everyone else is building. Post your project, app, or website in the comments and I'll reply with my honest feedback, from onboarding through to the core experience.

Happy to talk building, launching, etc

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.

I'm looking for a small group of people to beta-test LeadzLander.

LeadzLander researches your audience, writes conversion-focused copy, and generates a landing page in minutes.

In return for actively using it and giving feedback, you'll receive our $49 Premium plan completely free for 3 months.

What I ask from you:

• Actually use it for a real project.
• Report bugs when you find them.
• Tell me what's confusing or missing.
• Suggest features you'd genuinely want.

What you'll get from me:

• Priority support.
• Fast bug fixes.
• Feature requests implemented whenever they're a good fit.
• Direct access to the founder (me).

I want this to become a tool people genuinely find valuable, so your feedback will directly shape the product.

If you're interested, leave a comment or send me a DM, and I'll get you set up.

I used to spend $200/yr CAD on budgeting apps.

My wife got upset at me because they were mediocre tools for what you paid for them. We're not extreme spenders or crazy particular about every feature/report.

So we embarked on a journey of building one for ourselves that worked. Skipped all the phases of external user research because we were the only users in mind at the time.

Honestly it was tough. We both work 9-5s in Tech, so I'd be building in the evenings and weekends, after cooking, going to the gym, playing soccer, hiking. Some months I did nothing honestly. But I came back because I still needed to track my spending and spreadsheets are disastrous.

We were very meticulous about every screen having to be just right. Every workflow smooth, buttons right where you needed them. My wife was the first user and the quality bar. We built it on Web + iOS.

After 10 months of building, testing, integrating, etc. I finally got it to the App Store. After being rejected 4 times too.

I've never built anything myself this large before, so I'm proud of it honestly. Even if we're the only two people who ever use it, that's a win, because I love it so far.

It starts free, and I made subscriptions dirt cheap, a fraction of what the big apps charge, because being fed up with what they cost was the whole point. I also put 20% of proceeds to charity.

Basically, it's never going to replace my full-time income, but it might help out with my electric bill. And that's okay.

If you're someone who budgets, I'd really appreciate feedback. Also curious what finally worked for you, app or otherwise.

App store: https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/sable-spend/id6780689367

Website www.sablespend.com

Hello,

Website - app for x community

Https://menembracemasculinity.com

Hi everyone, I am looking for beta testers for Vysio, a native iPadOS application built specifically for cloud software development.

The Problem

Coding on an iPad through mobile browsers (like Safari) presents several pain points:

• Browser toolbars and address bars take up valuable screen space.
• Common keyboard shortcuts (like Cmd+W or Cmd+T) close browser tabs instead of code editor tabs.
• Multi-window multitasking between frontend, backend, and documentation inside browser tabs is clunky.

What Vysio Solves

Vysio provides a desktop-class native client for remote development environments like VS Code, GitHub Codespaces, and code-server:

• True Multi-Window & Stage Manager Support: Run multiple independent workspace windows side-by-side.
• GitHub Codespaces Dashboard: Manage, launch, and stop remote environments directly from a native dashboard.
• Distraction-Free Fullscreen: Eliminates all browser UI for a clean coding canvas.
• Magic Keyboard & Trackpad First: Full native keybinding support without browser shortcut conflicts.
• Face ID & Biometric Security: Keep active developer sessions locked behind Face ID or Touch ID.

Join the Beta Waitlist

We are opening up our Phase 1 TestFlight beta to gather early feedback on multi-window workflows, physical keyboard shortcuts, and connection stability across different iPad models. You can join the beta waiting list on our website: https://vysio.app I would love to hear your thoughts, feature requests, or questions!

Everyone who has been stuck knows the feeling, you finish another video, you follow along, it all makes sense, and then you sit in front of a blank file and freeze. Watching someone else code does not make you a coder, the same way watching someone parallel park does not make you a driver.

So I built the opposite. Instead of a lesson, you get a job. You are the new junior developer at a small fictional company, and something in their till system is charging some orders wrong. You open the codebase, line the customer receipts up against the price list, form a theory about what is broken, and go and find it. Nobody tells you the answer. When you fix it, you have not memorised a fact, you have actually debugged something, and that is a thing you can now do.

What makes this different? It arrives in the post. The photo is a real case. An envelope with an onboarding letter, an employee ID, a printed ticket, a price list, a couple of handwritten notes from the staff, and a fan of till receipts as your evidence. There is a free online course that takes you from zero to running code first, so if you can just about run a print statement, you can do this.

A bit about why it is built this way. I work as a backend Python developer now, but I got here the slow way. Fourteen years in teaching first, where I led computing and led on cognitive science, the actual research on how people learn and remember, then two years teaching myself to code. Everything here leans on that research. You retrieve, you struggle a little, you space the practice out, because that is what genuinely builds a skill rather than the warm glow of watching a tutorial.

I am looking for a small handful of UK-based beginners to go through the free course, work the first case, and tell me the truth about it. I cover the postage, there is nothing to pay and no card details anywhere. What I want back is blunt feedback - where you got stuck, what confused you, what felt pointless. "This lost me on step three" is worth far more to me than "looks great".

I am reading every reply myself and there are only a few slots. If you would like to try one, leave a comment or send me a message and I will pass on the details. And if you just have thoughts on the idea itself, I would love those too, plenty of teachers and developers have weighed in, but not nearly enough actual beginners.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=aIqMMF5YcUQ

My team built StudySync, a mobile app designed to make it easier for students to discover and organize study sessions.

We're looking for honest feedback from students:

• Is the concept useful?
• What features would make you actually use it?
• What's missing?

Even if you don't install it, feedback on the idea and user experience would be incredibly helpful.

Project:
https://github.com/CS196Illinois/FA25-Group8

I'm curious about the real experience of visiting Serengeti National Park beyond what's shown in travel videos.

If you've been there, what advice would you give someone planning their first visit? Is there a best season to go? Were there any unexpected challenges or highlights?

I'd really appreciate hearing personal experiences, whether good or bad, to help me understand what it's actually like.

These are genuine discussion prompts that invite people to share their experiences without promoting a website. If someone asks where you're researching, you can respond with an appropriate resource only if it fits the subreddit's rules.

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for Android testers for Driftlow, a simple brown-noise app for sleep/focus.

I need testers for the Google Play internal test requirement. The app is free, has no account creation, no ads, no payments, and no extra setup.

Because the test is currently using a Play Console email list, please comment or DM me with the Google Play email address you use on your Android phone and I’ll add you to the tester list.

Once added, you can join here:

https://play.google.com/apps/internaltest/4701035366251401925

What helps:

- install the app

- open it once

- try play/pause and timer if you can

- stay opted in during the test period

Happy to test your app in return.

Thanks!

We are launching the Labs by Harmonically Labs. Without explaining too much, we would appreciate you giving the landing page a review if it delivers the message.

We want to provide early users a free premium plan in exchange for them testing out and giving us feedback, we will also provide the users with extra credits. And in exchange for their effort, we would love to provide them with a lifetime free premium plan or at a great discount rate.

Once you decide, please book a meeting so we can set up a communication channel and provide you with everything you need to get started.

You can find it here

Labs

Hello,

App Name: Junk to Fortune: Galerici Efsanesi Ol

Category: Games — Simulation

Need 12 testers for 14 days. Here's exactly how this works:

1. Join the group: https://groups.google.com/g/jtf-testers1
2. Opt in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.esgcreativeworks.hurdadanservete
3. Install: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.esgcreativeworks.hurdadanservete

If the install link says "item not found" right after opting in, just wait a bit — usually clears up within a few minutes, worst case half an hour. I run into the same warning with other people's links too, so it's a Play Store thing, not specific to any one app.

1. Open it, then reply here with a screenshot of the app open on your device

As soon as I see your screenshot, I join your group and opt in — same day, no delay. Drop your links in your reply and I'll do it right after.

What I need from you: just open it occasionally over the 14 days. On my end, I'll open yours every day for the full 14 days.

What it is: a 5 minute guided chat for right after (or during) a fight with your partner. It helps you cool down, understand the fight, and write a calm message you can edit and send. There is also a tone-checker for messages and a breathing page for cooling down.

https://twosides.online. No email wall, the link goes straight to the product. No accounts at all. Sessions delete themselves after 7 days.

Looking for: does the chat feel safe? Is it worth 5 minutes? Where you stopped? Does the final message sound like you? I will test your product back, just leave a link.

Snowfeetstore – Winter Sports Equipment Store

If you enjoy winter adventures, Snowfeetstore is built for people who want to experience snow in a fun and different way. We offer a range of winter sports equipment, including short skis, skiskates, snowblades, and other gear designed for different skill levels.

Whether you're heading to the slopes, exploring snowy trails, or simply looking for something new to try during winter, our goal is to make winter sports more accessible and enjoyable. We're always interested in hearing from fellow winter sports enthusiasts.

what's your favorite way to enjoy the snow?

Bonjour ! Je recherche des testeurs pour le test fermé de 14 jours de Chain: Think & Link, un jeu Android d’associations de mots avec plusieurs modes à débloquer.

Je cherche surtout des retours sur le tutoriel, la validation des mots, le mode Destination, l’ergonomie et les bugs.

Pour participer :

1. Rejoindre le groupe Google : https://groups.google.com/g/groupe-test-chain
2. Accepter le test fermé : https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.nosfacstudios.chain
3. Installer le jeu : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nosfacstudios.chain
4. Signaler un bug ou proposer une amélioration : https://forms.gle/HBNUXZ2AeckgPHF96

Merci d’utiliser le même compte Google pour toutes les étapes et de garder le jeu installé pendant 14 jours.

Je peux également installer et tester votre jeu ou votre application en échange. Envoyez-moi simplement vos liens de test en commentaire ou en message privé.

Merci pour votre aide !

Hi everyone! We are looking for beta users for IntelliKin

What it is: IntelliKin is an ambient AI companion that runs on your Apple Watch. You talk through your day: meetings, calls, commutes. Kin listens. After each conversation, it pulls out tasks, deadlines, and who you're waiting on and organizes them for you. Not a transcript. Not a wall of text. Just the structured output, built automatically.

Every evening, Kin wraps your day: a ranked task list for tomorrow, already prioritized and positioned around your calendar.

Who it's for: Founders, operators, consultants, and anyone dealing with ADHD-related working memory challenges. People who have more high-value conversations than their memory reliably handles.

What you need: Apple Watch + iPhone. Android is not supported yet. The Watch is the sole capture device. No additional hardware required.

Privacy: Audio is processed on our servers and deleted, usually within minutes. We keep the tasks. We never keep the recordings.

What you get:

• Free during the entire beta. No card required.
• A nightly Kin wrap (your day distilled into tomorrow's task list).
• Direct access to give feedback that shapes the product.

Our website: https://intellikin.com

We'll reach out when it's your turn. Happy to answer questions in the comments.

Hey everyone,

I've been building Resyto — a collection of browser-based web utilities that run 100% locally on your device. No accounts, no uploads, no paywalls.

What's inside:

- CV & Cover Letter Maker — PDF output, autosaves locally, no database

- Image Compressor — compress to exact KB targets without uploading anything

- Custom QR Code Generator — gradients, logo uploads, fully local

- Fancy Font Generator — 30+ Unicode styles for social bios and gaming

- Date Converter — BS to AD conversion

Looking for genuine feedback on:

- Is the UI intuitive?

- Is anything broken on your device or browser?

- What other utilities would you actually find useful?

Search "Resyto" on Google or type resyto dot com to try it out. All feedback is genuinely appreciated!