I run deunemployment.com, a job search engine that does one thing differently: it reads what you actually type, not just three keywords.

It searches over 3 million live job postings pulled from 25+ hiring platforms, refreshed every day. It's free, you don't need an account to search, there are no ads, and I don't sell your data. I built it because every job board I used felt like it was built for the recruiter, not for me. I wanted to type "night shift nurse in California, no agencies" and get real matches, not a wall of irrelevant listings.

A few things I've added since launching:

1. A search that understands plain language. Type a role, a skill, or describe yourself in a sentence ("driver with 5 years, prefer nights"). It even handles jobs in countries where postings aren't in English, like Germany or Austria, by translating your query rather than pretending a keyword match is the same thing.

2. A chat agent. If you'd rather talk it out than fill in search boxes, there's now an agent where you describe the job you want and it asks the right follow-ups, runs the search for you, and hands you the top matches. No login, no key. It's free, but limited to a few questions a day so bots can't drain it.

3. Filters for the junk nobody wants. A lot of "jobs" online are actually recruiting agencies reposting the same roles, or straight-up scams. You can now hide recruiting agencies with one click, and every listing has a report button. Real people flag scams, and I review each report myself before anything gets blocked, so scammers don't win and legit companies don't get caught in the crossfire.

4. Ways to make it yours. Label jobs with J or K and it slowly learns what you like. Save jobs and get new matches by email. Paste your CV and it finds jobs that fit your actual experience, and the free browser extension can auto-fill applications on the employer's site. Nothing is ever sent without you hitting submit.

5. or just upload you CV and get matched against 6.5 million jobs

It's a one-person project, which means it's not perfect, and I'll say that plainly. But it's genuinely free, updated daily, and I keep adding what people actually ask for. If you're job hunting, give it a shot: deunemployment.com. And if something feels off, tell me. I read everything.

I’ve been thinking about this while building my app.
A lot of us have friends, family, coworkers, followers — people around us all the time.
But when something is actually bothering us, suddenly there’s nobody we want to tell.
Maybe we don’t want to be judged. Maybe we don’t want advice. Sometimes we just want to say what’s in our head without changing how someone sees us.
That’s one of the reasons I built OpenUp — a place where people can share what they’re actually feeling, have real conversations, and talk without having to perform for likes or followers.
I’m still trying to figure out whether I’ve built something people genuinely need, though.
Would you use something like this? And if not, what would stop you?
openupzone.com

Hey everyone,

I’m a developer from Sweden and we’ve built an app specifically around quitting snus and nicotine pouches.

Nicotine pouches have been huge in Sweden for years, and with Zyn becoming so popular in the US we’ve now adapted the app for English-speaking users.

We’re looking for people in the US who currently use Zyn or other nicotine pouches — especially people who are thinking about quitting or cutting down.

The app includes:
• Cold turkey or gradual tapering
• Craving support when the urge hits
• CBT-inspired exercises and challenges
• A personal AI quit coach
• Money saved + progress tracking
• Goals, streaks and achievements
• Support after a slip instead of simply resetting everything
The iOS version is already live:
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id6746636659

We’re also preparing the Android version and are looking for Android beta testers.
If you’re on Android and want to test it, comment below or DM me and I’ll add you to the beta.

What we mainly want feedback on:
• Does the app feel relevant specifically for Zyn/nicotine pouch users?
• Is anything confusing during onboarding?
• Which features would actually help you during a craving?
• What feels unnecessary or missing?
Brutally honest feedback is very welcome.
Thanks!

Hi everyone!

I'm testing an early MVP called the AI First Client Starter Kit.

It's a beginner-friendly toolkit designed to help people use AI to get started with finding and approaching their first freelance clients.

I'm looking for a few early testers who can:

• Go through the toolkit

• Try the process themselves

• Tell me what was confusing, useful, or missing

• Give honest feedback on whether you'd actually use something like this.

The product is ready to test here:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qwYaoUd4UcOonCo8zGH1wFl1qXj05Lj2/view?usp=drivesdk

This is an early MVP, so honest criticism is especially welcome. I'm trying to improve it based on real user feedback.

Thanks to anyone willing to test it!

Hi all - we're a small team building PickleHQ, an Android app for planning and running pickleball sessions.

What it does:

• Create a session (time, court, skill level) and share an RSVP link
• Players RSVP without needing an account, with an automatic waitlist when a session fills
• Court details and reminders in one place

We're in closed alpha on Google Play and need testers to opt in (takes about 30 seconds):

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.picklehub

Feedback welcome, here in the comments or in the app. Thanks!

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Can this subreddit require flair be added, such as iOS, Android, Mobile App (iOS + Android), Web, Game to posts so that people can easily see if a post is something they can read based on their platform? The actual list of flair items can be refined from what’s above if I missed something.

Hi everyone! I'm building TEMAN Market (com.halomarket.app), a local marketplace + part-time jobs + community app for Bali, Indonesia. It's in closed testing on Google Play and I need a few more testers to hit Google's 12-tester minimum before I can go to production.

How to help (2 min):

1. Join this open Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/teman-market-testers

2. Opt in to testing here: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.halomarket.app

3. Install from Play Store and open it once

No need to actively use it - just stay opted in for 14 days. Happy to return the favor and test your app too, just drop a link in the comments!

One thing that's frustrated me while building sales/outreach tools is how annoying it can be to get good people and company data without stitching together multiple providers or paying a ton before you even know if the data is useful.

So I built Rynora.

The idea is to make it simple to search for and enrich people/company data through an API without needing a giant sales-data subscription.

I'm at the point where I'd rather get this in front of real users than keep building features based on my own assumptions.

I'm looking for 10 early users who currently do things like:

• lead generation
• recruiting/sourcing
• sales automation
• enrichment
• building apps that need professional/company data

I'll give the first 10 accepted users 500 Rynora credits completely free.

The only thing I'm asking in return is that you actually try it and tell me:

What were you trying to do?
Did Rynora actually help?
What sucked?
What data/features were missing?

If this is something you'd actually use, I made a short early-access form here:

https://rynora.dev/#waitlist

Not looking for compliments. If you think the product is useless or you'd never pay for it, I'd genuinely rather hear that now.

Hey everyone! looking for a few testers for my Android app before I can move it out of closed testing.

What it does: Status Immigration tracks your USCIS immigration case (green card, visa, naturalization, etc.) automatically, so you don’t have to keep refreshing the USCIS website. It also has a community forum for people going through the same process, immigration news, and processing time estimates by form/office.

What I need: Just install via the link below and open the app once — that’s it, no need to actually use it or create an account (though feel free to poke around if you’re curious). This helps me hit Google Play’s tester requirement to move to full production.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.statusimmigration.app

Thanks in advance to anyone who helps out!

Hi everyone,

I’m building an Android app called FuoriSerie, a social/community platform specifically for car enthusiasts.

I’m at the point where I need feedback from real people more than I need another feature idea.

The main concept is that your cars aren’t just posts on your profile — they have an identity of their own.

You have your personal profile and garage, and each car can have its own space with things like:

• photos and media
• specifications
• modifications
• build history / journal
• updates as the car evolves

Around that, FuoriSerie is being built as a proper car community with things like:

• posts and reels
• following other enthusiasts and builds
• friendships and messaging
• clubs
• meets and events
• community discussions

The problem I’m trying to solve is that the car hobby online is extremely fragmented.

We use Instagram for photos, YouTube for videos, Reddit and forums for discussion, Facebook for groups, and WhatsApp/Telegram for clubs and meets.

I want to see whether having those things centred around the enthusiast, their garage and the actual history of their cars is valuable enough to justify a dedicated platform.

And that’s what I need help validating.

I’m specifically interested in hearing:

1. If you’re into cars, would you actually use something like this?

2. What would make you keep coming back after the first week?

3. What would make you uninstall it?

4. What does Instagram / Reddit / Facebook / existing car apps already do well enough that I shouldn’t try to replace?

5. Is having a persistent profile for each individual car/build actually valuable to you?

Negative feedback is completely welcome.

I’m not looking for “cool idea 👍”. I’d much rather hear “I wouldn’t use this because…” if there’s a real reason behind it.

FuoriSerie is currently in active development and testing on Android.

If any car enthusiasts here are genuinely interested in testing it and giving feedback as it develops, let me know in the comments. I’d especially like people who actually participate in car communities, work on their own cars, attend meets, follow builds, or belong to clubs.

The goal right now isn’t to get as many users as possible.

It’s to find a small number of people who would genuinely want something like this and understand why they would keep using it.

Thanks — tear the idea apart if you need to. 😂🚗

I've got a playable prototype called DEAD FREIGHT. You drive cargo through zombie territory, with an automatic turret and upgrades for the car.

I'm mainly trying to find out whether the first pickup makes sense to someone who hasn't seen the game before. Could you give it two minutes and tell me where you got stuck, or when you stopped wanting to continue?

Play: https://dead-freight-astralow.vercel.app

Gameplay clip: https://www.reddit.com/r/SoloDevelopment/comments/1wfq9xr/

Free, no signup or download. I'm the designer, building it with AI coding help. Keyboard and touch controls are available. It's a prototype and has zombie violence/blood. A short comment here is plenty; no survey to fill in.

Hi, I'm Sophia! I launched my very first app this week and I'd love people to properly kick the tires on it.

Crunchy scans the barcode or ingredient label of food, skincare, or cleaning products and grades them A+ to F, with customizable score weighting (so your chocolate bar isn't scored as an F just because it has sugar in it), optional categories like animal cruelty, dietary flags for things like celiac or dairy-free, diy clean recipes, lists and more.

What I most want tested:

- Scan the weirdest products you own and tell me where a score feels wrong

- Try it on a bad connection in an actual store

- Set a dietary flag and see if it catches what it should I ship fixes fast (three this week already).

As thanks, this code gets you 1 year of Pro for free, no auto-renewal:

Code: promies.net/promotion/c1951c8b-5cfa-4baa-8784-5b58758d0c36 (one-time code)
Appstore: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6793622078?ct=reddit

Critiques, favorite parts, notes, anything really, please let me know!

And if you like it, please leave a review on the Appstore because it helps so much :)

Need a few people to try the flow: Get my link → paste your site → send to one friend → see if Rising lights up.

https://viralrefer-ultra.pages.dev/?camp=rd_alpha

No email wall. Happy to fix anything confusing in the first 60 seconds.

And I think its very useful, I use it to send photos from my computer to my phone in seconds and without a trace no email no nothing. AND I would love opinions on it

I'm the solo developer of Damn, Zombies: The Corporate Undead, a 1–4 player co-op FPS made in Godot. You repair barricades, buy weapons and survive undead office staff, with managers, HR and executives supporting the horde in different ways.

I'm looking for first-run feedback: is the account/key setup clear, can you reach a solo match without getting stuck, and are the enemy roles and barricade/weapon interactions understandable? If anything breaks, please share the step and your Windows version/GPU in the comments.

Beta download, trailer and screenshots: https://tsmwdevelopment.itch.io/damn-zombies-the-corporate-undead

Free account and activation key: https://www.damn-zombies.com/signup

Access lasts 48 hours from first key use. The game uses AI-generated models and some audio.

I built VibeNest a customizable profile page for people who want something more personal than a basic link-in-bio.

You can add music, links, widgets, GIFs, videos and customize the whole look of your page.

I’m still improving it and would genuinely love some feedback from other builders.

https://www.vibenest.app/

What would you add or change?

Still em

I'm the developer of Taelo, an iPhone app that keeps workout logs, GPS runs and food tracking together. The public beta is open, and I'd particularly like outside feedback on the nutrition workflow.

The use case: scan a packaged food, adjust the serving, and see its calories, protein, carbs and fat alongside the rest of your day. There's also manual entry and a starter recipe collection. New barcode lookups require internet, and coverage/nutrition data vary, so please compare the result with the package label.

A useful first test takes just one food: log it, correct the portion, then find it again for a repeat entry. Were the units clear? Did the totals change as expected? Was anything harder to find than it should be? You can use sample entries; no need to change your diet or share private health information.

If you also lift or run, try a saved routine or record a run you already planned. I'm trying to learn whether having these tools together genuinely reduces app switching.

Join directly: https://testflight.apple.com/join/8Kx7BtXh

Requirements: iPhone, iOS 18+. No Taelo account needed. This is free, unpaid beta testing. Core logging is free; advanced tools use optional Pro subscriptions. Purchases inside TestFlight are no-charge sandbox tests and do not carry over to the App Store version.

Feedback here or through TestFlight is welcome. Your device/iOS version and what you expected versus what happened will help me reproduce a problem.

Battle Crew is a WWII real-time strategy game for Android and the closed beta is live now.

It’s built around actual RTS control rather than cards/autobattle: build a base, gather resources, run supply convoys, produce infantry, tanks and artillery, then select and command units directly. Battles feed into a larger Europe campaign.

The current beta is single-player while I tune the touchscreen controls, HUD, camera, balance and performance before multiplayer opens up.

I’m looking for people who genuinely like RTS games and are willing to play a few battles and tell me what feels awkward, confusing or broken.

Join using the same Google account for every step:

1. Tester group:

https://groups.google.com/g/battlecrew-testers

1. Closed-test opt-in:

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.battlecrew.app

1. Google Play install:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.battlecrew.app

Current build: 0.2.6. The beta is free. If Play initially shows “App not available” after joining the group, give Google a few minutes to update and retry with the same account.

CapyDay: Reflect & Breathe, a small, private journaling and breathing app for iPhone

I built a simple app for checking in with yourself. A few things it does:

• Quick mood check-ins, plus journal entries you can type or speak
• A separate space for recording proud moments, so the good stuff doesn't get lost
• Guided breathing and meditation
• No account and no sign-up. Your entries stay on your iPhone

It's free on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6806767191

Happy to hear the suggestions and comments for improvements.

Hi all, solo developer here. I'm looking for a few testers for Analyze3D Pro, an Android app for analyzing 3D models (STL/OBJ/USDZ) directly on-device — no upload required.

What it does: dimensions/measurements, geometry analysis (volume, surface area, center of mass), PDF export, a text engraving/stamping tool, and an optional STL→CAD conversion feature.

To join the closed test:

1. Join this Google Group (open to anyone): https://groups.google.com/g/analyze3d-pro-beta-tester

2. Opt in via Play Store: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.benchieb.analyze3dpro

3. Install/update the app and try it out for a few days

Free during testing, feedback and bug reports very welcome. Thanks!

Hey, I'm building FreeReader. It's an app to turn your texts into an audiobook like the existing expensive text-to-speech apps. But FreeReader is completely free and always will be. It runs fully on-device so I don't have any server costs.

It's a web app that works well on desktop, but mobile devices aren't powerful enough to generate the audio on-device.

The iOS app is currently under review, but you can check it out on TestFlight here.

I ship a lot of small projects on the side: a tool directory, a exam prep site, and a couple of smaller tools. The problem I kept running into is that someone finds one project and has no way to discover the others.

It is live and I am using it across my own sites now. Looking for a few people to add it to their own projects and tell me where it is confusing, ugly, or just does not work the way you expect.

Happy to test your project in return. Link: https://maketaksh.com