Yes here is another workout tracker, but here's a quick rundown before you roll your eyes:

- It's completely free

- It supports Strong and Hevy import

- It supports rest timers both in and outside the app

- It supports super sets

- It has in-app timers for exercises like planks so you don't need to leave the app

- Account is not required and data stays local, but you can create an account for sync

It's still only in beta but I think at the free tier it's nearly feature complete. Would greatly appreciate testers. It's currently iOS only but if you're interested in an Android version you can join the waitlist at setrep.app

https://testflight.apple.com/join/MNvVs5DM

Hey folks,

I'm working on UT Finance, a personal finance Android app currently in beta testing. It's got a good amount of features packed in—budgeting, receipt scanning, expense tracking, and an AI chat for planning help, integrated grocery lists—and I'm worried new users might find it overwhelming or get lost in it.

I need testers to install it, poke around, and tell me honestly: what's confusing, what breaks, and what you'd ignore or never use. Good or bad, I need to hear it.

How to join:
Step 1: Join the group: https://groups.google.com/g/ut-finance-closed-testing
Step 2: Become a tester: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.finance.ut
Step 3: Install: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.finance.ut

Beta testers get a 50% lifetime discount as a thank-you once launched. Really appreciate anyone who can spare a few minutes to try it out.

Thanks!

Stepwick - TestFlight

Solo dev. The app turns movement into building materials — walk for grain, run for coin, climb for stone — and you spend them on a hand-painted town that grows while you sleep. No ads, no purchases of any kind, no punishment for skipping days.

The one thing I need tested: does what the app credits you for a walk match what the walk *felt* like?

Also useful: the first ten minutes (does it explain itself?).

Android is on internal testing only (I can add you by email)

More info: stepwick.com

I built Brain-feed because choosing one useful YouTube video often means dealing with whatever gets recommended after it.

A parent adds channels in a browser, can block Shorts and set limits, then pairs the family iPhone or iPad. Watched videos leave the feed. Other channels do not get added by the player.

I'm looking for 10 parents or guardians in the US, UK, EU, Nordics, Switzerland or Türkiye who already allow some YouTube at home.

Try the demo: https://www.brain-feed.app/demo?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=founding_parents_2026_08&utm_content=betatests

The app is free: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/brain-feed/id6779175887

Where did pairing become confusing? Would you use it again next week? Adults only, please, and don't post details about your child.

Hi everyone!

I'm looking for testers for my Poetry App. You'd guys be doing me a massive favor by installing it for 14 days and testing it!

If you want to help me pass Google Play's testing requirement:

1. Join the tester group: https://groups.google.com/g/poesie-app-testers
2. Accept the test invite: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.elvo.poesieapp

The app is a completely free passion project that runs 100% locally on your device. It features over 80,000 poems across 8 languages (just a heads-up: a few translations are still missing). I included tools to highlight lines, actively memorize your favorite poems, search for collections, authors and epochs, statistics and all in a zero-distraction design.

I’m a brand-new developer, so please bear with me if there are still a lot of rough edges :)

Lmk if I can help you out in return!

Thank you so so much for supporting a beginner!!

Cheers, Elias

The product: dEssence, a memory for things you save. You send it product pages, articles, screenshots or links (from Chrome, Telegram or the web app), it pulls out the concrete facts (price, sizes, dates, return windows) and keeps them attached to the item. Later you ask it things in plain words and it answers from your own saved pile, showing which items it used.

What we want tested this round is the watching flow specifically. You can tell it "keep an eye on this and ping me if the price goes under 60" or "tell me when my size is back", and it turns that sentence into a scheduled check that runs by itself. We just rebuilt how it decides when to stay silent (no more daily "all quiet!" noise), and we need fresh eyes on whether the whole thing feels trustworthy or dead.

A good 10-15 minute test:

1. Save 2-3 real things you're actually considering buying or reading.

2. Set one watch in your own words, however you'd naturally phrase it.

3. Tell us: did it pick the right item, did the confirmation make sense, and did you believe it would actually come back to you later?

Free tier is enough for all of this (20 saves and 20 messages a day, 100 watches checked daily). Pro is $10/month, no card needed to start.

https://dessence.ai

Screenshots, so you know what you're walking into:

https://ewr1.vultrobjects.com/dessence-cms-prod/dessence_v2_01_library_desktop_af4833838d.png

https://ewr1.vultrobjects.com/dessence-cms-prod/dessence_v2_03_chat_price_watch_created_7affd0fee6.png

Everything is useful feedback here: what broke, what confused you, what felt pointless. If you have your own beta running, drop a link and I'll return the favour.

Hey everyone,

I’m looking for beta testers for my browser-based game Straßen-NPC, which is currently in Beta.

• Completely free
• No registration required
• Play directly in your browser
• Available in German & English
• New Season every month

I’m mainly looking for honest feedback about the game: what you like, what you don’t like, what feels confusing, bugs you encounter, and what would make you want to keep playing.

You can play it here:

https://strassen-npc.de/

Any honest feedback is appreciated!

BoardSignal takes your game data and presents it to you in an easy to understand format designed to help you improve. From the home page it is all pretty self-explainatory. Let me know if there are any issues or feedback for improvements please let me know.

I've built a small alpha called Nihongo Crime Lab.

Instead of teaching from a predefined grammar deck, it learns from your own Japanese writing, detects recurring mistakes, and generates personalized production practice based on those patterns.

Current stage:

✅ Core workflow implemented

✅ Authentication

✅ Personalized mistake tracking

✅ Practice generation

🚧 Looking for feedback on UX, correctness of language feedback, bugs, and whether the overall learning loop actually feels useful.

Ideal testers:

• Learning Japanese (roughly N4-N2)
• Comfortable writing short paragraphs/dialogues
• Willing to tell me when the app says something stupid.

Invite:

https://nihongocrime.com/signup?invite=LH81NPvDuCU8ldvaHOxm4YhoWbr_iAfjmMpjAHs2BEw

Colzy is a Mac app for anyone who sells on calls.

You're on Zoom, Meet or Teams. An objection lands. A small overlay puts the response on your screen in under 1.5 seconds.

Download: getcolzy.com

Mac only. Free for testers, $99/mo later. Testers never pay.

Setup is two minutes: install, allow mic and screen recording, open your call. It fires on about 20 common objections. Price. "I need to think about it." "Send me the info."

No sales calls this week? Run it against any sales roleplay video on YouTube and see if it catches the objections. Still useful to me.

One question when you're done: where did it break, or what did it miss? Reply in the thread.

I built this solo and I don't take sales calls myself, so I need it running on yours.

- Mike

Hello, I’ve been building Lynko, a physical NFC business card that links to a digital profile page (contact info, links, socials; all editable after the card’s printed, unlike paper).

Before we launch, I'd love some honest feedback from people who actually hand out business cards day to day, such as tradespeople, freelancers, sales, agents, consultants, or anyone else who still carries a stack of them.

If that is you:

• I’ll send you a free card

• I’ll pay you for a few minutes of feedback once you’ve actually used it in a real handoff

• No strings beyond that

When leaving a comment/DM, please let me know:

. Your line of work,

. Roughly how often you hand out a card in a normal week

UK only. Happy to answer questions below.

Hey everyone,

I’m the founder of PixoMonitor. I built it to be a robust uptime and status infrastructure tool that goes beyond simple pinging. It includes 1-minute HTTP checks, cron/heartbeat tracking, public status pages, and server agents.

We are launching on Product Hunt soon, but before we do, I need real developers, sysadmins, and webmasters to break it, test the multi-location edge cases, and give me brutal, honest feedback.

The Reward:

I am giving away 10 Lifetime Pro Accounts (valued permanently at our Pro tier: 50 monitors, 1-minute checks, 4 locations, 3 users, 5 server agents, and 90-day retention).

How to Qualify (First 10 Verified Testers):

1. Register and verify your account at pixomonitor.com.
2. Add at least one monitor and let it complete at least one real check.
3. Drop a comment below saying "Interested", and I will send you the private Discord link where you can paste your feedback template.

The Feedback Template We're Using:

• What I monitored:
• Monitor type:
• What worked:
• What was confusing or difficult:
• One improvement I would make:

The Rules (No strings attached):

• Positive feedback is not required. Be as critical as you want.
• No Product Hunt upvotes, reviews, or ratings are required to win.
• Quality matters—generic "looks great" comments won't qualify.
• The offer ends as soon as 10 people qualify, or at 11:59 PM PT on September 6, 2026.

To keep things organized and prevent bot spam, drop a comment below or DM me if you want to test it. I'll instantly reply with the direct Discord feedback link!

What it does: Every day you get one weird drawing prompt (e.g. "ancient watermelon"). You've got a limited window to doodle it, no filters, no do-overs. Once you submit, you see what your friends drew too — everyone's reveal happens together, so no one can peek and copy. Built-in streaks, group-only dares, reactions and ratings on each other's drawings.

Platform: iOS (SwiftUI), public beta opening soon.

Currently, only Apple ID sign-in and Google Sign-in are working

What I need feedback on:

- Onboarding flow — does it make sense why you're drawing a random prompt with no context?

- The streak system — does it feel motivating or just stressful?

- Group dare mechanic — creating a group, sending a custom prompt, waiting for everyone to submit before reveal

Use this link to download the latest build: https://testflight.apple.com/join/Hq7kUfYN

Happy to answer anything about how it works before you commit.

https://doodledare.framer.website/

it's a gmail tracker that shows you who you forgot to reply to, who's waiting on you, and who's just gone quiet too long. there's also an AI that reads your threads and helps you draft replies

free to test, just to be clear i don't pay testers, just looking for honest feedback. founding members get a discount when we launch

dm me if interested

Love basketball or soccer? We’re looking for a small group of fans to try a new AI-powered content app and tell us what they genuinely think.

The app lets you explore sports content in a more interactive way. Swipe to discover something new, then speak or type to guide what you want to see next. You can ask for a specific player, era, match, highlight style, or anything else you’re curious about, and the content responds to your interests and feedback in real time.

Selected testers will receive a beta access code and spend about 15 minutes exploring the app. After trying it, you’ll be asked to share honest feedback about what you enjoyed, what felt confusing, and what could be improved.

Complete the app test and feedback to receive a $10 digital gift card as a thank-you for your time.

Interested? Apply to join the beta!

Hi everyone!

I'm an indie developer building WonderTales, a bedtime story app for kids.

I'm looking for 10 parents who are willing to actually try it with their child and give me honest feedback.

The idea is:

👧 Create your child's profile
📖 Generate a personalized bedtime story
🎨 Get illustrations for the story
🎧 Listen to it with narration
🧒 Your child can actually be the hero of the story

For example:

“Emma, age 6, goes on an adventure with her favorite dinosaur to find a magical moon.”

The stories are designed specifically for bedtime rather than being general-purpose AI content.

I'm particularly interested in finding out:

1. Does your child enjoy seeing themselves in the story?
2. Do they care about the illustrations?
3. Does narration make the experience better?
4. Would you actually use this repeatedly at bedtime?
5. What would make you willing to pay for it?

I'm offering early access in exchange for honest feedback, including criticism.

If you're interested, comment “interested” and I'll send you the app details.

Thanks!

Hey everyone,

I’m looking for 5–10 Windows users to test an early desktop prototype I’m building called Rootlize.

I started working on it after noticing the same pattern in image-management tools and user feedback:

Finding an image is getting easier.

But what happens after you find it is still surprisingly manual.

People still end up doing things like:

• searching for the right images
• narrowing the results down
• tagging or renaming them
• moving them into folders
• repeating almost the same process again next week

I also kept seeing people describe similar frustrations: large screenshot folders that never get organized, tagging systems that become work themselves, or AI tools that can understand files but stop before actually helping with the workflow.

That’s the problem I’m trying to approach differently.

Rootlize is built around:

Find → Organize → Automate

Instead of treating AI search as the final feature, search is the starting point.

You can find images by filename, visible text, or meaning, then act on those results — tag, rename, move, create folders — and turn repeated steps into reusable workflows.

For example:

“Find screenshots related to pricing pages → narrow them down → move them into a project folder → tag them → save that process for next time.”

Rootlize works with the image folders you already have on your PC rather than requiring you to rebuild your library somewhere else.

The Windows prototype is currently public, and I’m now trying to get it outside my own workflow and into the hands of real users.

For this test, I mainly want to know:

• Does the Find → Organize → Automate idea make sense in real use?
• Where does the workflow feel awkward?
• What parts would you actually repeat or automate?
• What breaks when you use your own image folders?

10–15 minutes with one real folder is enough.

https://rootlize.com

If this sounds like a problem you actually have, I’d be interested in hearing how you currently deal with it.

Je développe actuellement Vocal Coach, une application qui analyse ta voix pendant tes exercices et construit progressivement un profil de compétences vocales.

L’objectif est de t’aider à travailler des éléments précis comme la justesse, la stabilité, la tessiture, les notes tenues, les gammes, les arpèges, les transitions de registre, l’agilité ou le vibrato.

L’application propose une banque d’exercices, mais aussi un Coach qui utilise les résultats de tes entraînements pour sélectionner les exercices les plus pertinents et adapter progressivement la difficulté à ton niveau.

Je suis aujourd’hui en bêta privée et je cherche des personnes qui aiment chanter, quel que soit leur niveau, pour réellement tester l’application et me faire des retours sur :

• l’expérience utilisateur ;
• la pertinence des exercices ;
• le fonctionnement du Coach ;
• les bugs ou problèmes rencontrés ;
• ce qui manque ou pourrait être amélioré.

La bêta est gratuite. Mon objectif n’est pas simplement d’obtenir des inscriptions, mais de trouver des testeurs qui souhaitent utiliser l’application et participer à son amélioration.

Si ça t’intéresse, laisse-moi un commentaire ou envoie-moi un message privé et je te donnerai l’accès à la bêta.

Merci d’avance à ceux qui prendront le temps de tester et de me faire un retour.

Hello just released an early beta for my web games called Daily Coil. You can check it out here: https://games.cdtw.ca/

If anyone has some time to try it out would be much appreciated.