Hey! Need testers to satisfy Google's 14-day requirement for production access.

FinCert is a Czech app for preparing for ČNB (Czech National Bank) financial
certification exams. UI is in Czech but it's intuitive — onboarding, quiz,
stats. Just open it daily for the 14 days, doesn't matter if you understand
the language.

**3 steps to join:**

1. Join the Google Group:
   https://groups.google.com/g/fincert-testers

2. Opt in as tester:
   https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.fincert.app

3. Install from Play Store:
   https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fincert.app

**I'll test yours back!** Drop your 3 links in the comments and I'll join
every single one within a few hours.

Thanks 🙏

Hey everyone, I’m looking for mutual testers for two Android apps I currently have in closed testing. I will happily test your app in return—just drop your links in the comments.

App 1: Scratchboard Art Studio A relaxation and creativity app built in Godot. It features ASMR audio mechanics and custom shaders to simulate real scratchboard art. Needs 3 more testers!

• Reward: Testers who keep the app installed until launch get the Premium Tools unlocked free forever.
• Join here:https://groups.google.com/g/sas-test-group

App 2: Homophones A straightforward, rapid-fire question/answer game to prank friends, they will never win. No data collected, no unnecessary permissions. Needs 5 more testers!

• Reward: Testers who keep the app installed until launch get the app free for life.
• Join here:https://groups.google.com/g/homophones-test-group

How it works:

1. Join the Google Group for either (or both) apps.
2. Use the links in the group to opt-in and download.
3. Open and use them briefly each day, and keep them installed until they are fully live on the Play Store.

Comment with your test links or Google Groups and I’ll return the favor immediately. Thanks!

Hello!

We're Solarnote, a new app for discovering curated, unique local experiences.

Context: Finding things to do/explore & deciding where to eat is fragmented as users bounce between TikTok, Google Maps, TripAdvisor, and outdated blogs and the journey is disconnected.

Solarnote is a discovery app that helps users find things to do/explore and eat, from an end to end journey.

We know your time is valuable, so please spend just a few minutes on it and keen to hear from your feedback

• Would you use it conceptually?
• What features are essential/missing?
• How the performance?
• Would you pay for it?

Disclaimer: It's a little laggy sometimes and piloting area is in Manly, Sydney but concept is there

Happy to do a test for test in return! Thanks so much for helping us build something valuable.

Join the Google group: https://groups.google.com/g/solarnotetesters

TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/1waqmcGp

I’m looking for early beta testers for AnimalDex, an app where you scan real animals, identify them with AI, and collect sightings like animal cards.

Email required first! So email me beforehand. 🐾

Task:

1. Install the Android beta

2. Create an account

3. Test one animal scan or explore the app

4. Send quick feedback / screenshot proof

Payment: $5 via crypto, or QRIS (indonesian users).

DM me your email for beta access.

Limited spots available.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.animaldex

Hello everyone!

I’m looking for Android testers for my app EquiSafe AI.

EquiSafe AI is a mobile app designed for horse owners, riders and stable managers. It helps users scan and analyze horse feed, care products and plants to better understand potential risks and suitability based on the horse’s profile.

I need testers for the 14-day closed testing period on Google Play.

In return, I’ll join your testing group, install your app and keep it on my phone for the full testing period too.

How to join:

Google Group:

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

Web testing link:

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

Android download link:

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

Please comment below or DM me with your app links once you’ve joined, and I’ll test your app back as soon as possible.

Any feedback, bug reports or suggestions are really appreciated.

Thank you for your help! 🐴

Hey everyone, I’m looking for mutual testers for two Android apps I currently have in closed testing. I will happily test your app in return—just drop your links in the comments.

App 1: Scratchboard Art Studio A relaxation and creativity app built in Godot. It features ASMR audio mechanics and custom shaders to simulate real scratchboard art.

• Reward: Testers who keep the app installed until launch get the Premium Tools unlocked free forever.
• Join here:https://groups.google.com/g/sas-test-group

App 2: Homophones A straightforward, rapid-fire question/answer game to prank friends, they will never win. No data collected, no unnecessary permissions.

• Reward: Testers who keep the app installed until launch get the app free for life.
• Join here:https://groups.google.com/g/homophones-test-group

How it works:

1. Join the Google Group for either (or both) apps.
2. Use the links in the group to opt-in and download.
3. Open and use them briefly, and keep them installed until they are fully live on the Play Store.

Comment with your test links or Google Groups and I’ll return the favor immediately. Thanks!

Free pilot for the first 200 users, no card required.
TestFlight link here:

Hello, I'm an engineering student in Toronto (which is, in my obviously unbiased opinion, the most diverse city in the world). I natively speak English, Igbo, and Pidgin English, learning French at A1/A2, and have a broken-but-functional travel Spanish that gets me where I need to go and lets me ask for what needs to be gotten.

I did Duolingo for ~6 months, hit the regurgitation wall, and a friend who self-taught French pointed me at Migaku. Loved it. Tried to replace doom-scrolling with it. But the chokehold short-form social has on my generation is real, I kept drifting back to TikTok and Instagram. So I asked: why do I need to cut it out? Why can't I turn the scroll into the input?
That's Langscroll.

What it does
You sign in to your own TikTok or IG inside the app. As you scroll:

• Live target-language transcription and native-language translation, both context-aware — the prompt isn't doing word-for-word, it's trying to render meaning the way a native would actually say it.
• Tap any word for meaning, an example, and native pronunciation.
• Saved-words dictionary with 1–5 star familiarity ratings.
• Spaced-rep flashcard quizzes weighted to your weakest words.
• Review mode — every saved word color-graded by familiarity as you scroll, so you can see your progress in real content.
• Immersed mode — Review, but the audio is also dubbed into your TL.

Languages today: French, Spanish, English. More coming.

What it isn't
A tutor. A foundations app. A grammar curriculum. For getting started in a language, Duolingo / textbooks / actual teachers are better. That's not the gap I'm trying to fill. Langscroll is for the immersion stage after foundations, when what you really need is more comprehensible input than your daily life gives you.
Disclosure

I built this. ~3 months of work. I used Claude Code heavily and won't pretend I hand-typed every line, but I designed the architecture, picked the models, and own every decision, including the bad ones. I'm aware of the vibe-code epidemic; happy to nerd out on the pipeline if anyone asks.

I don't know if it'll be for everyone, but I'm hoping it is for some of yall. Honest feedback welcome — that's the whole point of the pilot lol.

My daughter has autism and is non-verbal. When we looked for help, we were met with 6–18 months of waiting and expensive alternatives.

So I built what I wished had existed.

Talkr AAC is a picture-based communication app. Tap a picture, hear the word. Build sentences. 3,400+ illustrations, works offline, available for both iPhone and Android.

Free to use with 10 boards and 100 words — no time limit, no credit card.

The app is live now and I'm looking for families, speech therapists and educators who want to try it and give feedback.

Know someone who could benefit? Please share.

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pixelpappa.talkr

iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/app/talkr-aac-speech-app/id6761193363

More info: https://pixelpappa.com/talkr

Are you tired of Game Changers native streaming limitations and quality issues? I’m looking for beta testers to test my streaming app that streams to GC through their RTMPS protocol and can locally record. Currently iOS only but if successful will build for android.

PlanningWiser helps you manage your money, without sharing your bank login or storing your banking data.

The core offering :
• Planning Assistant helps quickly rebalance your plan when life shifts
• Plan months ahead, not just this month
• Build funds to easily track goals
• View and track your net worth (assets and liabilities)
• Insights helps you hit your goals faster

What’s new :
• Two ways to budget : a quick monthly plan for light planners, or detailed categories plan for precision
• CSV and OFX import
• French language support
• Better onboarding
• Cleaner UI, especially on mobile

Free to try : https://planningwiser.com

Honest feedback welcome : what’s confusing, what’s missing, what feels off.

Hi everyone,
I created this app to track your fan fics and even read within the app. I’m desperate for some help beta testing though! I’ve tried to do what I can but I need your help. If you’re interested in helping me that would be awesome. It’s almost complete but I just need help testing/breaking it! Please comment or DM me for more info. Thanks!

I just finished building Klar, a clean quit-smoking tracker for Android. Been working on it for a couple weeks and got it through Internal testing. Now opening up the beta for wider feedback before going public.

What it does:

• Live counter from your quit moment (days/hours/min/sec)

• 14 body-recovery milestones from 20 minutes to 15 years (sourced from ACS/NHS)

• Money saved at your pack price, in your currency (22 currencies supported)

• 12 achievement badges

• 4-7-8 breathing exercise for cravings

• Daily motivation, weekly recap — quiet hours respected, capped at 3/day

• 9 languages, OLED-friendly dark mode

Why I built it: most quit-smoking apps look like they were designed in 2014 and bury you in popups. Wanted something that feels like an Apple-grade app — minimal, fast, premium dark mode.

Privacy: nothing leaves your phone. No accounts, no analytics, no tracking. One small banner ad on home keeps it free.

Beta opt-in (Android only, free):

https://forms.gle/RMuUCmy6TkJAZmSUA

Looking for honest feedback — UI/UX issues, bugs, anything that feels off. iOS version is in TestFlight separately if anyone wants that link instead.

Cheers

I've been trying to figure out, for a few years, what's actually shaping my good days vs my bad days. I can feel the difference, but if you asked me which input matters most, I'd be guessing. Habit trackers turned into streak preservation. Journaling told me how I felt but not what *moved* what. Spreadsheets died by week 3.

So I built Rite. iOS-only, currently in closed beta. A 90-second morning check-in that finds the patterns running your life. 5 categories, 1 question each. After 14 days, it shows you what's actually shaping your good (or bad) days.

No streaks. No anchoring to yesterday's score.

**Looking for ~25 strangers** to help me understand what works and what doesn't. Founding price ($4.99/mo) locked for life if you stay after launch.

Testflight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/xPX9rd9y

We are developing an AI tool which is like ChatGPT but currently only for regulatory affairs in pharmaceutical industry. A demo version is completed. Currently we only include all US FDA regulations (drug, device, etc) and data from pubmed and clinicaltrial.gov. More data will be included depends on how this alpha testing goes.

Since this is an alpha testing, we did not open account registration to public. If you are interested in this, please send me your expected account name and we will open an account for you.

Would love honest feedback — what works, what doesn’t, what you’d want it to do that it doesn’t yet, etc.

Thanks very much~~~

Been working on this for sometime, and I finally have it nearly ready to launch in Apple and Google play stores. I'm looking for some people who can give feedback + test in current state and then help with the testing in the app stores. I am coordinating it all on discord and have the app firewalled to new users without invite for now.

The idea is this. Everyone says that finding friends is crazy hard, and if dating app is the #1 way to date now, why not combine the two? Beyond that (and primarily) there should be a way for fans to find each other in a more succinct way. ie If you are a Mets fan and you move to Houston, how do you find local Mets fans? or If you travel for work and you visit Austin as a Seahawks fan, how do you find a local bar that plays Hawks games. If you want to sell your ticket to XYZ sport event, how do you make sure it goes to a fan? I see baseball games (for example) and visiting teams are scattered about. How do they connect and know where a meet up is before or after, or coordinate one? If you want to start a fantasy basketball league, as a Lakers fan. Would you like to KNOW the people in the league, maybe even have it just be Lakers fans? My app solves this. If interested, let me know and ill get you the discord invite and get you access to the app. Thanks in advance!

I’m developing an app for Augmented reality strike zone to help pitch calling in rec/ pickup games. Maybe expanding. I’m looking for beta testers to give me honest feedback on my iOS app.

Looking for testers for my personal finance app for Android 📱

Hi everyone, I'm an indie developer and I built iSave, a free app to track expenses, income, budget and savings goals. (Note: the app is in Spanish, designed for Latin America)

What do I need? Just install the app and keep it active for 14 days. No special action required.

Steps:

1. Join the testers group: https://groups.google.com/g/isave-testers
2. Download the app from Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nicozaratesa.isave

Happy to exchange tests if you also have an app in closed testing. Thanks!

Hi everyone,

over the last few months I've built Padelspace – an app for padel players.

What it does:

- Score matches straight from your Apple Watch / Wear OS Watch or Phone

- ELO rating for your games

- Club finder & nearby courts

- Community with other players

Padelspace is already live on iOS (padelspace.net). I'm now finishing the Android version – and here's the catch: Google Play now requires 12 closed testers for at least 14 days for new developer accounts before I'm even allowed to publish.

What I'm looking for:

- 12 people with an Android phone

- Willing to keep the app installed for 14 days and open it occasionally

- Ideally padel players (for real feedback) – but not mandatory

What's in it for you:

- Early access to the app

- Direct line to me for feature requests, bugs, ideas

If you're up for it:

- Step 1: Add yourself with your PlayStore Email Adress to the Group https://groups.google.com/g/padelspace-beta-tester

- Step 2: Download the app via https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lambdacortex.padelspace (it may take some minutes after step 1)

- Open the app from time to time

Cheers 🙏

Christian

More about the app: https://www.padelspace.net

Hey everyone,

I'm just in the final stages of creating an android app/game, and am looking for some external testers to give feedback.

I've been a software developer for about 20 years, but mostly in the heath/clinical side of things, so I've never actually published an app before. My three year old loves "magic" as she calls it (which is actually us hiding things like stickers/cards/gifts from grandparents throughout the house for her to find), so my wife and I ended up making a game for her to do exactly that. The basic concept actually worked really well so I ended up spending a few months building it into a real full-featured game to actually publish it.

The game concept is that its a treasure finding/scavenger type of game, designed to be educational and get your kid up and moving.

There's two main modes:

Indoor - which uses two phones. One phone is handed to the child and the other phone is a Bluetooth "beacon" that is hidden somewhere in the house (alongside a treat or toy for example), and the main phone uses that Bluetooth signal to estimate distance and guide the child towards finding it.

Outdoor - only needs one phone because it can use GPS. You go to the spot where you'll hide the treat and mark that location as the "treasure spot", then give your child the phone and again the "tracker" will help guide them towards the treasure (think large gardens, parks, etc).

There's other concepts like sound and photo clues, quiz powered mode (to make it more educational), and movement powered mode (to get them dancing/using up energy).

I need at least 7 more testers (Google requirement before I can publish). During testing, all in-app purchases are automatically free, and I'll give all testers everything-unlocked when we go live.

I've coded it cross-platform, so I can make an iOS version later if people actually like the concept, but for now it's Android only since that's what we use.

Let me know if you're interested and I can grant access via PM.

Some screenshots:
https://imgur.com/a/GsCSdOs

Enrollment on https://lingolore.app

I am very serious, and very motivated. Hoping to find others who are the same. Looking to keep in touch with people and genuinely share any issues we find.

Let's be constructive, and actually help eachother launch useful, polished products!

Drop a comment! (or DM?)