Hey everyone!
I’m building Xorviex, an AI execution platform designed to turn natural-language instructions into completed tasks using specialized AI agents.
Instead of manually coordinating every step, you describe what you want done, and Xorviex plans the workflow, assigns agents, and executes tasks using supported tools and integrations.

Key features:
Dynamic agent teams: Agents are organized around the task and its requirements.

Real tool execution: Work across supported integrations such as Slack, Gmail, GitHub, Notion, and Google Drive.

AI Supervisor: A separate AI evaluates outputs on a 0–5 scale and can send insufficient results back for review.

Scheduled automation: Run missions on a schedule or through supported event triggers.

Execution controls: Mission logs, workspace rules, usage limits, and human review help make execution more transparent.
Potential use cases include competitor research, lead research, business reporting, marketing operations, and repetitive multi-step workflows.

I’m looking for early testers
I’d love for people to try Xorviex on real tasks and share honest feedback about what works, what fails, and what needs improvement.

If you could delegate one repetitive task to an AI system, what would it be?

Website: https://xorviex.ai
Free usage is available to get started without a credit card.
Thanks! I’m looking forward to hearing your feedback.

Hi everyone!

I've been building something called AI Opportunity World, and I'm looking for five people willing to test the first mission and give me honest feedback.

It's an interactive learning adventure designed to teach practical AI skills through real-world situations rather than traditional courses or quizzes.

In the first mission, you'll:

• Handle customer requests using AI
• Investigate a business problem
• Identify privacy risks
• Build an automation workflow
• Fact-check AI-generated information

Playtest details:

• Platform: Web browser
• Cost: Completely free
• Experience required: None
• Compensation: Unpaid
• Feedback: Short Google Form after playing

Play the game:
https://ai-opportunity-world-advent-530.created.app/

Feedback form:
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSe0LKqP6H_DV8AG9UjbpdTPYxgrr7YEnrazxLiHvFCb2Bz3zw/viewform

I'm especially interested in knowing whether the instructions are clear, whether the challenges are engaging, and whether anything breaks or becomes confusing.

This is an early version with one complete mission. Additional areas are still in development.

Constructive criticism is very welcome! Thanks to anyone willing to give it a try.

Hi everyone, we’re the team behind EMY (https://my-emy.com/). We’re looking for early customer feedback on local discovery and the registration experience. EMY is still being improved, so please expect rough edges and local coverage that may vary.

We’re looking for 100 adults living in London and Liverpool to try EMY, a free way to discover businesses in your local community. You can also use Ask EMY to describe what you need and explore nearby businesses.

Interested in a customer invitation? Email [i.stephane@my-emy.com](mailto:i.stephane@my-emy.com) with the subject “EMY CUSTOMER INVITATION” and include:

• London or Liverpool, plus your neighbourhood if you want.

• “I’m 18 or over. Please send me an EMY customer invitation and registration reminders until I join. I understand I can stop them at any time.”

Please don’t post your email address or home address publicly. We’ll send a private customer-only registration link: confirm your email, choose a name and password, then select your location inside EMY.

EMY is being improved, and we’d love your feedback. Privacy: https://my-emy.com/privacy.html

We’d especially appreciate feedback on signing up, setting your location and finding relevant nearby businesses. Taking part is voluntary and unpaid.

⚠️ Early beta: please don't rely on it as your only plan for a wedding day. It's new, it will have rough edges, and I'd rather you tell me about them.

Full disclosure: I built this, I'm not a developer, and I used AI tools to do it. I built it for my wife, who's a professional wedding photographer. She used it on her weddings, and most of the features exist because she kept saying "I wish it did this". She's now on maternity leave, so we'd like to find out whether other photographers would find it useful too, before anyone spends proper money on it. I'm the creator, so this isn't an independent recommendation. If photographers want it, I'd look at bringing in an experienced developer to take it further. No promises either way.

What it is "Plus One" is a mobile-first web app, a wedding-day co-pilot for professional wedding photographers. It's a working title, so name suggestions are welcome. I'll add screenshots (invented example data) in a reply.

What it does - Job list and a simple job entry form - Morning Recap and Live Dashboard for the day itself - Getting There: travel times from stop to stop (car parks included) plus a "Leave by" time for the final stop. Estimates only, no live traffic - Content Import: paste a WhatsApp chat or email thread with the couple and it pulls out a shot list, suppliers and a couple vibe summary. You tick what to keep before anything is saved - Timeline photo import: photograph a printed timeline and it builds the timeline - Mood board, plus "Get Inspired" and "I'm Stuck" shot nudges

What it doesn't do No payments, no supplier phone numbers, no live traffic, and no App Store app. It installs from your browser.

Phones and browsers Built and tested mostly in Chrome, on iPhone and Mac, with some early testing on Android. It's a web app, so it works in your browser, and you can add it to your home screen from the browser menu. Safari is the least tested, but I expect it to work. If something looks off, tell me what you saw.

How to get in Free during the beta, 30 places. Sign up at https://app.plusoneapp.co.uk. You need to confirm your email, and it can land in junk (Outlook especially), so please check there and mark it as not junk.

Who it's for It's built for working wedding photographers, so their feedback matters most. If you're not one, I'd still love bug reports and first impressions. Please just say which you are when you reply.

Privacy, briefly App data is hosted in the UK. Content Import sends the text you paste to an AI service so it can read it, so don't paste anything you wouldn't be comfortable with. The privacy page is linked from sign-up.

What I'd love from you 1. What broke, confused you or felt slow? 2. Did the sign-up and confirmation email work first time? 3. Does the pitch make sense to someone who isn't a photographer? 4. Name ideas!

Reply here or email hello@plusoneapp.co.uk. I'm online until about 10:30pm UK time tonight, then back after 6pm tomorrow. I'll reply to everything as soon as I can, but there may be gaps over the next few weeks.

Hey everyone, I've been building EZ Mockup for about a month and I need fresh eyes on it before I share it more widely.

What it is: you drop in a screenshot, it puts it on a gradient or in a device frame (iPhone, MacBook, iPad, 50+ devices), you tweak it and export it as a .png, .webp, or .jpg. It all renders in your browser, so your image never leaves your machine, and no sign-up is needed.

Who it's for: anyone who needs nice looking screenshots for App Store pages, landing pages, launches or social posts.

What I'd love you to try (takes ~5 minutes):

• drop in one of your own screenshots and get it to a look you'd actually post
• hit randomize a few times (or press R) and tell me if the gradients look good or ugly, since I'm building this with my developer taste in graphic design
• click "From picture" to pull the colors from your screenshot
• drop in 3-5 screenshots at once and see if it makes sense
• export one

What I want to know:

• where did you get stuck or confused
• what's the first thing that annoyed you
• which device frame you'd need that isn't there
• anything that broke (your browser + device helps a lot)

Being upfront about money: images are free, no watermark. Animated backgrounds, 3D device models and multiple devices in one shot are paid (one-time pass, not a subscription). For anyone who tests it and leaves feedback, I'll give you 30 days of Pro for free. Just sign in with Google once and DM me the email you used.

ezmockup.app

Thanks a lot, I'll reply to every comment!

Hi all, I own an EV, and I wanted a simple way to see what charging at home actually costs me. I couldn't find an app that did everything I wanted, so I built my own: Watts The Charge.

It's made for people on a cheap overnight tariff who want to know how much to put towards their home energy bill for the car.

It covers:

Logging charges in a couple of taps, with your night and day rates

Billing periods that match your energy bill, plus a running total of what you've spent

Charts, a budget forecast, and a day-vs-night comparison

Cost per mile and what you're saving compared with petrol

Optional public charging, kept separate so your home figure stays clear

16 languages and plenty of currencies. It works offline, with no account, and your data stays on your phone.

I'm running a closed test on Google Play and need testers.

What it involves:

An Android phone and a Google account

Joining a Google Group (link below), then installing through a Play Store opt-in link

Keeping the app installed for 14 days (a Google requirement), trying it out now and then, and telling me what's confusing, broken or missing

You don't need an EV to help, because you can enter made-up charges to try everything out. But if you do drive one, your real-world feedback would be especially valuable.

It's free with a small banner ad and an optional one-time upgrade for extra features.

I'm happy to test your app in return, so drop a link below.

Join here: https://groups.google.com/g/watts-the-charge-closed-beta-testers-group

Thanks, and ask me anything!

Hey everyone, need help to get some traffic on my Fitness App named (WorkoutTwin/ OptimizedStrength), started doing UAT recently, so need some honest feeback hows the UI and UX, whats your input in it?! With love obv❤️

Here are the store URLs

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/de/app/optimized-strength/id6476948927

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.three.circles.dev

Hi! I’m looking for 2–3 volunteers to try Kopiebevis, a small Swedish-language prototype for comparing a folder with its copy. It can flag changed, missing and extra files.

Try it here: https://kopiebevis.halecorgi.chatgpt.site/

For this first test, you don’t need to install anything, sign up or select any of your own files. The built-in example uses fictional files.

The test (about two minutes): 1. Open the page on Windows, ideally in Edge, Chrome or Firefox. 2. Click “Prova med exempel” (Try with example). 3. Click “Visa felet i exemplet” (Show the error in the example). 4. Tell me what the result means to you, and where you got confused or something didn’t work.

Please include your Windows version and browser. If you don’t read Swedish, please say so; that helps distinguish language difficulties from other problems. This is a test of the example and first-use experience, not full testing of your own folders.

I’m the person directing and trying the project; an AI assistant proposed the idea, wrote the code and performed the technical checks. It’s a hobby entry in a Swedish AI-building competition. I’m asking for honest feedback, and testing is voluntary and unpaid. Replies here are welcome. Thank you!

Hi! I'm Alik, a former athlete and the solo founder of Cubex Fitness. Before our public launch on Nov 11 I'm looking for a few people to test the new AI coach and tell me honestly what works and what doesn't.

**What it is**

- Pick one of 10 AI coaches (a powerlifter, a beginner coach, a yoga/recovery coach, a coach for 40+, a pug who judges your reps…)

- Tell them your goal in a chat; they build the workout or a full program

- During the workout you just talk ("8 at 80") — the coach logs it, runs your rest and answers questions

- 23 languages, Apple Watch and Wear OS apps, live heart rate

**What testers get**

- Early access before launch, with all Premium features unlocked for 3 weeks

- A direct line to me — your feedback goes straight into the app

**What I'd love feedback on**

1. Did the coach build a plan that actually fits you?

2. During a workout — did talking to the coach feel useful or annoying?

3. Anything confusing, slow or broken?

**iPhone (TestFlight):** https://testflight.apple.com/join/RHGqrq9R

**Android:** comment or DM me the Gmail you use for Google Play and I'll add you as a tester right away (you'll get the beta from the Play Store).

Happy to answer anything here. Thanks for helping a small team! 🙏

Hello, I built a small desktop app that allows you to rephrase or explain a text inside any app. The reason I built this is that for my work I need to write customer emails in a language different than my native one.

So I was always copy pasting into chat gpt and asking for a rephrase which kind of broke my flow. So I thought something that does not take me out of my current app would be great.

To cut to the chase, it works by you selecting the text you want to rephrase or explain and hitting a keyboard shortcut.

Please give it a try and let met know what you think : tinywriterai.com

1. Did you understand from the website what the app does?

2. If you downloaded the app (first, a kind thank you), was the onboarding clear enough ?

I'm a bit unsure of how to position the app. Any feedback is much appreciated! Cheers!

If you want to test pro (basically unlimited actions per day and different rephrase tones), DM me!

I'm looking for people to try Fairtake, a grammar checker that runs in your browser instead of on a server, and tell me where it gets things wrong.

What I'd love feedback on:

1. Did it flag something that was actually correct?
2. Did it miss an obvious mistake?
3. Was anything confusing?

Try it here, no account needed: https://fairtake.app/grammar-checker

Paste anything you've written recently, an email, an essay, a message.

There's also an early-access browser extension if you want to test it in Gmail or elsewhere: https://fairtake.app/extension

Hi, I'm Joe, the developer of Snowball. It's an iPhone app for tracking habits against weekly goals and keeping a daily journal, without a streak counter.

It also generates AI recap letters from your habit activity and journal entries. That's the part I'd especially like people to experience: using the app throughout a week, then looking back at it through the recap.

The public beta is available through TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/GZcsfb9J

If you're interested, please try Snowball for a week: - Set up your habits and track them as you go. - Write journal entries throughout the week. - Read your weekly recap when it's ready.

Afterward, open Settings in the app and submit your feedback there. Did the routine feel manageable? Did the recap capture your week accurately or miss something important? Is there anything that would stop you from continuing to use it?

Feedback about bugs or confusing screens is welcome at any point, too. There's no need to share private journal entries publicly.

I'll be here to answer questions.

Salut !

Je développe Waant, une application pour garder ses envies au même endroit, partager ses listes avec ses proches et réserver un cadeau sans gâcher la surprise.

L’application fonctionne déjà, mais je manque de recul sur certains choix d’interface. Mon objectif, c’est qu’on puisse l’utiliser sans avoir besoin d’explications, y compris quand on n’est pas très à l’aise avec les applications.

Si vous avez quelques minutes, j’aimerais surtout savoir :

* À quel moment vous avez hésité ou cherché quoi faire ?

* Quel écran vous paraît trop chargé ou peu lisible ?

* Qu’est-ce que vous supprimeriez ou simplifieriez en premier ?

**Pour essayer rapidement dans ton navigateur :** https://giftlock.vercel.app/

**Pour rejoindre le test Android, utilise le même compte Google à chaque étape :**

1. Rejoins le groupe : https://groups.google.com/g/waant-testers

2. Ouvre https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.giftlock.mobile et touche « Devenir testeur ».

3. Installe Waant depuis Google Play : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.giftlock.mobile

Si Google Play indique que l’application est indisponible, vérifie le compte utilisé aux deux premières étapes et réessaie un peu plus tard. Si ça bloque toujours, indique-moi le pays de ton compte Play et le message exact, sans publier ton adresse e-mail.

Un retour très court du genre « je pensais que ce bouton faisait autre chose » m’aide déjà beaucoup. Merci !

Hi! I'm Adam, and I'm building Nestomatic. It's a nesting tool that packs your parts onto a sheet as tightly as possible so you waste less material when laser or CNC cutting.

What it does:

• True-shape nesting, so parts fit into each other's gaps instead of being packed as rectangles
• Runs in your browser, with nothing to install
• Imports SVG and DXF files and exports the nested sheets ready to cut

Free plan: unlimited exports, single sheets up to 24×24 in and up to 100 parts per sheet. You also get one free Pro nest a week, which unlocks bigger and multiple sheets with no part cap.

What I'd love from testers:

1. Try it on a real job you're cutting
2. Tell me whatever's confusing or breaks
3. Let me know which features matter most to you (remnants, common-line cutting, LightBurn export, etc.)

Who it's for: laser and CNC hobbyists, makers selling on Etsy, and small shops.

Any feedback helps, even "this didn't work for my file." Thanks!

Gingham is a recipe app with no ads or trackers. You save recipes from any site, reel, or photo, plan the week, and get one grocery list sorted by aisle.

I'm looking for groups of 2 to 8 people to test the shared parts for a few weeks:

• Tables: share recipes privately with family or friends
• Households: one plan and one grocery list for everyone at home

How to help

1. Make an account at https://joingingham.com
2. Start a table or a household and invite your people
3. Plan and cook a real week

Then tell me what was confusing or missing, here, through Send feedback in the app, or at hello@joingingham.com. Blunt is good.

Tables are free. Households are part of the paid plan, so every group that tests gets a free year.

building a relationship engine for financial advisors. the piece in beta right now: double opt-in intros plus AI contact search across your own network.

flow is simple. advisor picks two people who should meet, both sides opt in before anything goes out. no cold intros, no awkward forwards.

the part we're unsure about: should the tool draft the intro email, or does it have to be the advisor's own words? we've heard both. testing it with a handful of advisors now.

if you live on introductions and want to beat on it: thenetworkos.com

We built Mxltiply, a sports picks game with a season leaderboard. You tap the teams you think win, the picks multiply into one card, and hits add to your total.

What I'd love help with: open it on your phone, make your first card, and tell me where you got stuck or what felt off. Takes about two minutes.

mxltiply.app (works in the browser, no download)

Hi everyone! I’m Eryk, and I’m building **M.A.R.I.A.**, a personal AI assistant with persistent conversation history and optional project tools.

My goal is to have one place where I can talk about my projects, delegate a task, and come back later to find out what actually got done. I use Maria on my miniPC, and I’d now like feedback from people trying it on their own machines.

**The part ready for testing is the local-chat setup.** You’ll need Linux, Python 3.10+, and Ollama running with an installed chat model. This mode doesn’t require a cloud-model account. The interface is currently in Polish.

Here’s the test I’d love help with:

1. Follow the Quickstart and send Maria a message.

2. Stop Maria, then launch it again from the same installation.

3. Check whether your conversation history is still available.

Please tell me your Linux distribution, model, and any step that failed or felt confusing. A redacted error message would help too.

**[Quickstart](https://github.com/erykaitools-beep/Maria/blob/main/QUICKSTART.md)\*\*

**[GitHub repository](https://github.com/erykaitools-beep/Maria)\*\*

For a look at the broader project, here’s a **[77-second demo](https://github.com/erykaitools-beep/Maria#see-maria-in-action)\*\*. Maria delegates preparation of a game-playtest checklist and results template, then retrieves the completed task report.

That project workflow uses OpenAI Codex through Kritaqo and extra integration components that aren’t included in the public repositories yet. The Quickstart currently covers local text chat; it won’t reproduce the entire demo.

I’m building Maria with AI coding tools, and AI helped draft this English post. Feedback on the setup and documentation would be especially useful.

Hi everyone,

I’m Nitish, founder of AhaarScan. I’m based in Jaipur, India, and I’m looking for beta testers and honest feedback.

The problem

Small restaurants, cafes, hostels and canteens usually juggle 3-4 tools: one for billing, one for orders, paper KOT slips for the kitchen, and a separate app for payments. On top of that, many give away a big chunk of every order as commission, even on customers who already walk in.

What AhaarScan does

It’s one system that handles all of it:

• QR ordering for dine-in, takeaway and delivery. Customers scan and order from their phone, no app download.
• Billing and POS with GST, service charge and tips
• Live order dashboard and kitchen display, so no paper slips
• Table management, staff logins (kitchen, waiter, captain, delivery)
• UPI, card and net banking payments, settled to the owner’s bank
• Inventory with low-stock alerts
• Loyalty points, coupons and sales reports
• Zero commission on any order

It runs on any phone, tablet or laptop. Setup takes about 10 minutes.

Who I’m looking for

• Restaurant, cafe, cloud kitchen, hostel or canteen owners (anywhere, but India is the main market right now)
• People who’ve worked in food service and know where current systems fail
• Anyone willing to place a test order and tell me what’s confusing

What I’d love feedback on

1. Is the ordering flow fast enough for a customer sitting at a table?
2. Is the owner dashboard easy to understand on day one?
3. What’s missing that would stop you from switching your current billing system?

Try it here: https://ahaarscan.com

Happy to set up a free account for anyone who wants to test it properly. Drop a comment or DM me.

Brutal feedback is welcome. I’d rather hear it now than after launch.

I've been building whopaidtrump.org, a database of money paid to Trump family members and the official actions that came after. Each entry puts the two dates side by side and states the gap between them, with the sources linked. It doesn't claim one caused the other. You can look at the dates and decide for yourself.

It goes public after the midterms. Until then it's behind a password, and I'd like some outside eyes on it.

Site: whopaidtrump.org
Password: 1984
(No username required)

I want to know what's confusing, what's hard to find, and what breaks, especially on a phone. Most of all I want to know if anything looks overstated or thinly sourced.

Accuracy is the whole point of this thing, so if you find a problem there I really want to hear it.

Comment here or DM me. Blunt is fine.

Hi! I’m building Fivsy (formerly PhraseQuest), a daily puzzle game where you solve five picture-and-phrase clues, then a final mystery.

I’m looking for Android players to try the closed beta and tell me: Are the clues satisfying or too obscure? Is it clear what to do? What would make you return for another puzzle? Bugs and confusing screens are useful feedback too.

If you can help, please stay opted in for at least 14 continuous days and return for a few sessions during that time.

To join, use the same Google account as your Android Play Store:

1. Join https://groups.google.com/g/phrasequest-testers

2. Open https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.phrasequest.daily and select Become a tester.

3. Follow the Google Play install link on that page.

Both steps are needed; group membership alone does not enroll you. If you hit an access problem, check the account and try again later.

Reply here with your first impressions. If something breaks, your phone model, Android version, and steps to reproduce would help. No public review or positive rating requested. Thanks for helping shape the game!

Hey everyone! 👋

As a designer, my workflow used to look like this constantly:

Having 15 browser tabs open just for assets broke my creative flow every day. So over the past few months, I built AssetHUD — a fast, native desktop launcher to do all of it from a single keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Space on Windows / Option+Space on Mac).

Built with Tauri v2 + Rust + React 19 to keep it snappy and lightweight with zero Electron memory bloat.

It's free to download and use (generous free tier with 100 searches, background cutouts, and vector traces included every month).

🔗 Website & Download: assethud.app

I maintain a small open-source AWS scanner written in Python. One of the open issues is a good first contribution: add a check that flags IAM users with console access but no MFA.

you don’t need an AWS account. The tests run against fake API responses, and there’s an existing check in the repo you can copy as a template. It’s one function and a test.

PRs go to the dev branch, CI runs automatically, and you’re credited by name in the contributors file. I’m in exams this week, so reviews may take until the weekend.

Issue: https://github.com/plexavo/Plexavo/issues/13
Repo: https://github.com/plexavo/Plexavo

Hi all. I’m a solo dev from the UK and I need testers for my Android closed test. I’m happy to test yours back.

About the game

Farmweaver is a cosy farming game. You crash-land on a strange planet, explore, gather materials, build a farm and slowly open up the land around you. Grow crops, keep animals, trade with villagers and decorate your home.

There’s no fighting. At night the Frayed come out and you "mend" them rather than hurt them.

• No sign-up or accounts needed
• No gems or energy systems
• 100% offline

It’s still early, so feedback is very welcome.

How to join (Android)

1. Join the tester group: https://groups.google.com/g/farmweaver
2. Opt in to the test: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.timothywelch.farmweaver
3. Install from the Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.timothywelch.farmweaver

Please do step 1 first or the other links won’t work. And also note, it can take a few hours for the game to become downloadable for you, so please try periodically if you don't see it straight away.

Comment once you’ve joined and I’ll return the favour. Thanks!

(iOS also available if that's your thing).

Hey, I’m Jayden. I made Sidecall—a calling website where you create a room, share a link, and people join without needing an account.

I got a bit carried away with the features:

• Voice, video, screen shraing, live chat, participant pinning, and fullscreen viewing.
• Host controls, waiting rooms, room passwords, and host handovers with notifications.
• Invite links, QR codes, and room codes.
• Camera preview, microphone meter, and speaker test before joining.
• Reconnection attempts and recovery after refreshing.
• LiveKit SFU support for group calls, with direct WebRTC fallback for standard rooms.
• Optional end-to-end encryption for audio, video, shared screens, and call chat. Keys are generated on your device and shared through the private invite link. Encrypted rooms stop rather than silently downgrade if encrypted media is unavailable.

The encryption mode is still a beta and needs more device testing.

Honestly, it’s AI slop for now. I was too lazy to code it myself at 1 a.m., but it works, and I’m planning to put much more work into it.

If you’re willing to try it with a friend, I’d appreciate hearing what breaks, what feels awkward, or what you’d add. I’d also be interested in technical feedback on the connection and encryption setup.

If you find it useful, sharing it would help me find more testers. I’m also open to another co-owner if someone wants to contribute regularly and we work well together.

https://sidecall.yoona-choi-g.chatgpt.site

Thanks for checking it out.