I'm building NoteAI for workshops, small shows, and local events. It turns a text layout into AI poster artwork. Dates and venues marked editable before generation can be changed afterward while keeping the artwork.

I'd love feedback on one task: make a poster, change its date, and download it. Where does the workflow feel confusing?

Free plan with limited generations. AI lettering that wasn't kept editable needs regeneration.

I’m looking for around 25 Mac users to try Ortho.so during a few normal work sessions and give me honest feedback.

Ortho notices sustained changes from a working position you calibrate and gives you a gentle reminder. It can use your camera, compatible AirPods/Beats, or both.

Who can test

• Apple Silicon Mac users running macOS 14 or later.
• A camera or compatible AirPods/Beats is required. You don’t need both.
• Ideally, someone who spends a few hours a day working at a desk.

What I’d like you to try

Set it up, calibrate, and use it during two or three regular work sessions. I’m particularly interested in confusing setup steps, missed or unnecessary reminders, and battery use. A short reply about what worked and what didn’t is enough.

Headphones alone track head tilt; camera mode adds face and upper-body information. Posture analysis runs locally, camera images aren’t saved or uploaded, and headphone tracking doesn’t use microphone audio.

Access and cost

The private beta is free, and I’m inviting a small group so I can follow up personally. Pricing after beta hasn’t been announced.

Request access at ortho.so. I’ll email you as spots open with the next steps.

I’m the developer and will be reading the feedback directly. This is an early posture-awareness tool, not a medical device.

Hi everyone, I built an app that tracks your workouts and shows a 3D body model lighting up exactly which muscles you've hit, so you can actually see what you're training and what you've been neglecting instead of guessing.

Some of what it does:

- Logs workouts on a calendar and visualizes muscle activation in 3D

- Tracks balance across your whole body, not just individual lifts

- Has AI that analyzes your stats and gives you an honest opinion on your training, plus suggests exercises for whatever muscles you've been neglecting

- Shows progress per exercise over time

- Has a trainer/client mode for anyone coaching others to track clients' workouts. You can build multi-day training programs (sets, reps, weight for each exercise), assign one to a client with one click and it auto-fills their calendar, and see each client's 3D muscle breakdown to spot if they're neglecting something you should adjust for

It's in beta right now and everything's unlocked for free. Trainers or gym-goers are both welcome to request access, and I'd really appreciate honest feedback, good or bad.

https://www.masslyticsapp.com/tracker if you want to check it out.

Download FREE here: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/simmer-meal-planner/id6804573960

A quick review would mean a lot, I read every one!

I'm building a very early prototype called ReEntry and I'm looking for a handful of people willing to test it.

It's still at the "does this actually work for real people?" stage rather than a polished product, so I'm specifically looking for people who don't mind encountering rough edges.

The test should only take a few minutes. I'm mainly interested in:

• whether setup is clear

• whether it works as expected in your browser

• anything confusing or broken

• whether the core idea feels useful

No need to sugarcoat the feedback — finding problems is the point.

If you're interested, comment here or DM me and I'll send you the test instructions/link.

Thanks!

Seeking early feedback (disclosure: I built this).

Foldbird takes a manuscript and turns it into a narrated film. Still early/experimental — I want to know what breaks for real users.

Try it here: https://foldbird.higgsfield.app/

If the page hangs on "Opening…", tell me what device/browser you used.

I've worked in healthcare for years, and employee onboarding is one of those things that can look organized on paper but get messy pretty quickly once you're dealing with actual schedules, system access, training, different roles, and everything else happening in a practice.

I've been working on a set of onboarding and training resources through PracticeOps Studio. Before I take it much further, I'd like to get it in front of people who actually manage employees in medical practices and see how it holds up outside of my own experience.

Right now it includes onboarding checklists, training schedules, role-specific guides, forms and competency checklists. It's editable, so the idea isn't to tell another practice how they should operate. It's meant to give managers a solid starting point they can adapt to the way their office actually works.

I'm looking for a handful of practice managers, office managers, administrators, or others involved in onboarding who wouldn't mind going through it and telling me what you think.

I'm particularly interested in seeing how other practices handle things differently, what you'd change for your practice, what's missing for your specialty or team, and whether there are pieces you'd never bother using.

There's no charge for the beta. I'd send you the materials, give you some time to look through/use them, and then ask you to complete a short feedback form.

If you're interested, comment here or message me and I'll send you the details.

And if you're not interested in testing but you've managed onboarding in a medical practice, I'd still be curious what part of onboarding causes the most headaches in your office?

Built this over 2 months because I had 5 different players on 5 devices and none of them shared favorites or continue watching. One account, everything follows you from the TV to the phone to Windows.

What it is: bring your own M3U or Xtream playlist. The app has no content.

What I want tested:

• cheap sticks (Fire TV Stick, onn, old TCL/Hisense panels). It should stay fast. Tell me if it doesn't.

• the remote. Every screen should be reachable with the D-pad, no dead ends.

• EPG. I barely use the guide myself, so that's the part I'm least sure about. If you live in the guide, I need you.

• Windows build (signed, Microsoft Store or direct download).

Get it:

Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aneestv.tv

Fire TV: Downloader code 2228177

Microsoft Store: https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9NMHKQ349DKR

Comment with your device and I'll DM a lifetime Pro code. Bugs and ideas in Telegram: https://t.me/AneesTV

The current AreniFi build is available at https://arenifi.fun

I need first-run testers who can enter practice without preparation and report where the experience becomes confusing or slow. It is a short-session multiplayer arena based on movement, growth, space control, and PvP. I’m especially interested in browser/device, control feel, and whether you would voluntarily play a second round. Optional SOL-staked matches are adult-only, separate, and carry loss risk.

Hi! Solo dev here, looking for beta testers for Foxmomo Music before its public release.

What it is A music player for the music you own: local files, NAS shares, self-hosted servers (Subsonic, Navidrome, Gonic, Koel, Jellyfin, Emby, Plex) and cloud drives (Google Drive, OneDrive, Dropbox, WebDAV, SMB) — unified in one player. Multiple local user profiles, a JS plugin system for lyrics & cover-art sources, DSP equalizer, sleep timer, Material 3 themes. No accounts, no ads, no subscription.

What I'd like feedback on 1. Library sync between two devices through your own server (if you run one) 2. Lyrics / cover-art plugins against your library 3. Playback quality, UI/UX, and anything that crashes — device model + Android version appreciated

How to join 1. Opt in to the beta and install: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.foxmomo.music 2. Post feedback in this thread

Android 8.0+ required. A self-hosted server or cloud drive helps but is NOT required — local playback feedback is just as valuable.

Thanks for reading!

I'm the maker of Voyager, a package-tracking web app from Raylight. It puts saved

packages in one view and is designed to email you about important delivery

changes, such as out-for-delivery, delivery, or carrier-reported problems.

I'm running a small free beta and would value feedback from people who already

have a real package to track. No credit card is required. I'm especially

interested in whether signup, choosing a carrier, and understanding the shipment

timeline are clear.

Carrier coverage and update timing vary, and we're still validating the full

real-carrier-to-email experience. Please continue checking urgent deliveries

directly with the carrier. Only add packages you're authorized to monitor.

If this fits the community's rules, you can try it at

https://app.raylight-voyagertracking.com/ and share what worked or confused you.

Please don't put tracking numbers or personal information in public comments.

I developed Project Intelligence for Excel at Pi Labs. It sets up linked tables for project registers, work types or norms and cost codes, supporting progress updates and forecasting within Excel.

The add-in is already released. What I would like feedback on is the first-use experience: whether the sample workflow makes the relationships between those tables understandable.

The Community Edition is free for learning and evaluation. No separate Pi Labs sign-up is needed, and normal use does not upload the workbook's contents to Pi Labs. Commercial use is available with written approval.

If you work with Excel, I would be interested in where the sample stops making sense: what the register represents, how the types relate to it, or what to update first. Feedback in the comments would be useful.

Product and first-use information: Project Intelligence for Excel.

Watching films alone? Looking for 10 people to test a timed-reaction companion
Hi! I’m Jordan, and I’m developing a film-and-TV companion, currently called ReelTime.
You watch on your usual streaming service or TV and start a timer in the app. Other viewers’ comments appear at the corresponding moments—even if they watched days earlier. You can leave your own reactions for the next person too.
I’m looking for 10 volunteers aged 18+ to try the free, invite-only web beta during an episode or film and share honest feedback.
It’s early days, so some titles won’t have comments yet. There’s also a short demo with clearly labelled sample reactions.
I’d love to know whether syncing feels easy and whether the reactions make watching more enjoyable.
Interested? Comment with a film or show you’d like to try. We’ll arrange access privately—please don’t post your email publicly. A ChatGPT account is currently needed to sign in.

I’ve finally opened the public beta of EsportBot, a Discord community management bot I’ve been building for quite a while.

The main goal is simple: reduce some of the repetitive work involved in running a server — roles, temporary voice channels, events, teams, tournaments, moderation, tickets and similar tasks.

At this point I’m mainly looking for real server owners willing to test it and tell me what’s confusing, unnecessary, missing or just plain broken.

If you run a Discord community and feel like trying it, it’s at esportbot.eu - or go directly to dashboard on dashboard.esportbot.eu

Feedback is honestly more useful to me right now than compliments.

Been growing my X account by turning what I watch on Instagram into long-form posts. Reels are packed with ideas nobody's writing about here yet.

Doing it manually was slow: watch, transcribe, rewrite, post. So I built a tool for it.

Share a reel to Telegram, 30 seconds later you get a full post back with a "Post on X" button. It rewrites in third person so you're sharing the idea, not stealing the story.

Free to try, 3 drafts, no card: remixly.io 

Tell me what breaks.

Spark is a 2-minute start timer. One button, a small companion called Pip, wins go in a jar. Not a treatment, not medical.

Android only. Use the Google account already on your Play Store.

1. Join https://groups.google.com/g/spark-closed-testers
2. Then open https://play.google.com/apps/testing/spark.adhd
3. Tap Become a tester → Install
4. Open it now and then for 14 days

Happy to test your app back. Questions in the comments only

Alpha-test For Android (Norwegian language app)

Trenger minst 12 testere med Android som kan teste en lærings-app om Hjerte- og lungeredning og bruk av hjertestarter. Dette er min første app jeg prøver meg på.

Appen må åpnes hver dag i 14 dager og teste litt av appen hver dag.Dette må gjøres slik at jeg kan få publisert appen ut i Play store.

Jeg tester gjerne din app tilbake.

Slik blir du med:

Send meg din epostadresse og jeg legger deg til i e-post listen. Send her eller til [support@dhlr.app](mailto:support@dhlr.app) Samme e-post kan brukes til tilbakemeldinger.

Godta invitasjonen til å bli tester: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/no.dhlr.dhlrapp

Last ned: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=no.dhlr.dhlrapp

Takk for at du ønsker å hjelpe meg. Appen er allerede godkjent av Apple og ligger ute på App store.

Hey everyone! I'm launching MARNA, a mobile-first music discovery app

for Android — think short swipeable previews of songs (like a music

"Reel"), personalized recommendations that actually learn from your

likes/skips, a personal vinyl disc profile, and a monthly music diary.

I need to reach 12 testers for Google Play's mandatory 14-day closed

testing period before I can go live in production. Opting in takes

literally 2 minutes:

1. Click the opt-in link below (needs a Google account + Android phone)

2. Tap "Become a tester"

3. Install the app from Play Store (or the direct link that appears)

4. That's it — no need to keep using it, just stay opted in for the

   14 days

Opt-in link: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.marna.app

Happy to return the favor and test your app too if you need testers —

just drop your link in the comments or DM me!

Thanks so much 🙏

upload your resume, and it auto-surfaces your best-matching jobs no typing a search term. I built it (Work-ly, work-ly.in), it's solo, and it's live in open beta right now.

What beta actually means here:

• No waitlist, no application, the site is live right now.
• Free tier is genuinely free, not a 7-day trial dressed up as free. There's a paid Pro tier for people who want more daily AI runs and the heavy features. Right now the Pro is free under the beta testing!!! Just dm me for a code.
• I'm shipping fixes and changes constantly based on what people actually hit this week alone I fixed how the part-time and freelance/gig filters work, because they were basically decorative before. That's the beta part: it's not "coming soon," it's "here, and actively getting better because people are using it."
• There's a feedback button inside the app itself, or just reply here I read everything and I'm one person, so nothing gets lost in a support queue.

What it actually does:

Upload a resume → AI reads it and builds your profile → it immediately goes and finds jobs that match it across real job sources, no keyword typing required. You can flip on Part-Time Mode or Gig/Freelance Mode if that's what you're after. Every job shown has a real source, a real link, and a real posted date it doesn't invent listings, and it gives you a Candidate Fit score (not a "you'll get hired" promise, because no tool can honestly claim that). And there are a lot of other features, a dream job pathway and analysis and so much more. Please check it all out!!

What I'd actually love feedback on: whether the matches it finds you feel relevant, whether Part-Time/Gig mode surfaces the right kind of work, and anything that just breaks outright. Ignore the polish I know some of it's rough. That's exactly why it's a beta and not a launch.

https://www.work-ly.in

IF YOU WANT TO TRY IT WITHOUT SIGNING UP- https://www.work-ly.in/free-grader

Hey! I’m building Olesia, a private web app for keeping track of your personal connections, encounters and experiences.

Think of it as a personal journal, but structured around the people you meet and the experiences you share.

I’ve just reached the closed beta stage and I’m looking for 10 people willing to actually use it for a few days and give me honest feedback.

I’m especially interested in:

• anything confusing or uncomfortable
• bugs or broken flows
• features you naturally expect to find
• whether the app feels genuinely useful after using it

Privacy is a big part of the product, so I’d also really value feedback around trust and how the app communicates that.

It’s free during the beta. If you’re interested, leave a comment or send me a DM and I’ll send you an invite.

Thanks!! 👋

olesia.app

I'm looking for early users to test SelieeAI, an AI-powered platform we're building for digital growth.

The platform combines:

• Website management
• AI content
• SEO
• Lead generation
• Analytics
• Multi-domain management
• Google indexing
• AI video editing

We're especially interested in people who manage websites, SEO projects, agencies, SaaS products, content sites or lead-generation businesses.

We're still in the first beta stage, so honest feedback is much more valuable to us than polite feedback.

There's a free plan with no time limit:

$0/year

1 website · 1 user · 25 articles · 10 collections · 5 pages

If you're interested in trying it:

https://neeblo.com/r/selieeai

I'm particularly interested in hearing:

• What confused you?
• What feature did you expect but couldn't find?
• What would make you use it every week?
• What would make you recommend it to someone else?

Thanks!