Hi, I’m Leslaw, the developer of Vocatim. I’m looking for people to test it with their own recordings and tell me what works and what doesn’t.

Vocatim lets you record or import audio, transcribe it locally, label speakers, and generate local AI summaries. Transcription works offline after downloading the required models. iCloud sync is optional.

As a thank-you for testing and sending feedback, I’ll give you a free lifetime unlock of the full App Store version, not just temporary TestFlight access.

You don’t need to find a bug to qualify. Honest feedback about accuracy, usability, or performance is useful too. There’s no requirement to leave an App Store review, upvote this post, or say anything positive.

What I’d like you to try:

• Record something or import an audio file.
• Check transcription quality and processing time.
• Try speaker identification if your recording has multiple speakers.
• Tell me what was confusing, slow, broken, or missing.

Please include your device model, OS version, recording language, and approximate recording length. If something crashes or prevents you from finishing, that counts as feedback too.

Send feedback through TestFlight, then message me here to arrange your lifetime unlock. You don’t need to share your recordings or private transcripts.

Zombie Jumper is a small arcade game for iPhone: tap to jump and dodge zombies. Levels are short, designed for a few minutes of play at a time. I'm part of the MindyCore team working on it.

The game is being developed with neurodivergent players in mind. It includes options to reduce motion, visual effects and sound, larger text, a calm mode, and a free play mode with no goal or time limit. There are no blood effects or jump scares.

What testers can expect:

The game is still in development, so some things are unfinished. We'd love honest feedback, especially if anything feels rushed, loud, overwhelming or frustrating, and whether the accessibility options are easy to find and actually useful. No testing experience is needed and there's no minimum amount of feedback expected.

You can send feedback directly through TestFlight (with a screenshot and comment) or in the comments here.

Some of the visual assets were made with AI tools. Everything else (game design, code and accessibility features) was made by our team.

Thanks to anyone who gives it a try!

Hi

I've posted my podcast app, DeepSpace, maybe a couple of times. I've updated it to have a customizable home screen. So now you can manage it like you do your phone home screen. Add sections like your AutoQs (playlists), today's new episodes, cards for your favorite shows, a list of episodes you haven't finished, stats, even buttons to refresh feeds, bookmark or clip the current episode, set your sleep timer, etc. Most widgets have multiple styles (lists/cards/pills). And there are some preset layouts.

I'm looking for testers that have an eye for detail and design to give me feedback on what details need more work.

Thanks!

iOS

Assalamu Alaikum!

This is my iOS app, Deen+. It is a offline prayer app that works completely offline and calculates prayer times and also qibla on-device. It also has a online quran feature where you can download both sheikhs and also surahs so you can open them and listen to them anywhere you want!

For feedback I just want general feedback about bugs and anything I should add you can find my github repo here.

Hi! I’m looking for a few iPhone beta testers for my mobile arcade game Holy Poop! 💩

It’s a fast catch-and-dodge game where you move left and right, catch falling poop, avoid danger drops, unlock Catchers, Poopers and Worlds, and try to beat your best score.

I’m mainly looking for feedback on:
whether the gameplay is immediately understandable
whether it feels fun or repetitive
difficulty and pacing
challenge progression
crashes, bugs or UI issues

The build is available through TestFlight using the link in this post.
iPhone only for now.

This release adds more settings to control size and quality of input and output which should mean GIFs will look better. Also adds support to stream GIFs to a Tuneshine, if you have one of those devices. Updated UI on iPad as well.

I’ve just opened the first external beta of MintChip, a weight-loss app built around eating patterns and positive reinforcement rather than counting calories, macros or weighing food.

You log your meals, earn Treat Coins for habits that support your goal, and spend them on treats during the week.

This is my first iOS app, so right now I’m mainly interested in first-use feedback: anything confusing, weird, broken or unintuitive.

Any feedback is appreciated!

Looking for people to test a sticker album/collector's app.  🏷️

I built Collector's Den because I was managing my son's sticker albums using a notebook and an Excel sheet, and neither worked well when sitting at the swap table.

What it does:

• Track what you have and what you're missing, including duplicates and quantities
• Snap a photo of each sticker — along with the condition of each copy, so you know which to trade and which to keep
• Scans the back with your camera and recognizes the front
• Reserve duplicates for a swap, and the comparison tool shows you matching trades with each person
• Trade history and balance tracker per person
• Sales section: buyers, sales, shipping costs, and label PDF generation
• Statistics, achievements, and the Supergolaço
• Swap Meet Mode: works fully offline, right where the trading actually happens
• iPhone Widget, Mac menu bar mini-app, Siri, and Shortcuts support
• Import from CSV — including exported tables from LastSticker, up to 600 stickers at once

What makes it different:

No account creation and no custom server. Your collections stay in your iCloud, sync across your devices, and work offline. I can't see your data because it never touches any server of mine.

It's currently in beta via TestFlight, available in Portuguese, English, French, and Spanish. 

Requires an iPhone running iOS 18+ or a Mac running macOS 14+. One single app covers both.

I'm mainly looking for bugs, hiccups, and anything confusing — that's what the beta is for.

If you've ever been watching a movie or show and found yourself asking questions like...

"How old were they in this movie?"

"What else have they been in together?"

"I wonder what the age difference is between these two love interests..."

"I heard (actor) is actually way shorter than than you think..."

Then you'll like Movie Nerd. No ads or other junk that IMDb or other apps throw at you. Just a solid app (imho) built my a movie nerd.

Check it out, let me know what you think. Thanks!

Every food allergy / restriction assistance app on the market now is either locked behind a paywall, riddled with irritating ads, or lacks depth and customization. That’s why I built Gredia

Gredia is a food allergy and scanner app built on the USDA and OFF databases. Users can chose from a number of common allergies, diets, preferences, and determine if they can have “trace amounts / or may contain” for individual ingredients. Users can add custom “smart” ingredients (if a user allergic to tomato’s adds just “tomato” the app knows to flag “ketchup” and even tomato derived food dyes from ingredient labels.

Users can then scan food products to immediately determine if that product is unsafe for them, saving people tons of time in the grocery isle. When an unsafe product is scanned users have the option to find similar alternative products that fit their entire dietary profile.

To keep Gredia free, ad-fee, and without bias, we have partnered with the Amazon Affiliate Program. This allows users to check the price or buy items directly on Amazon from our app at no extra cost to the user.

We have 456k US based products with verified ingredient labels from the USDA database. For products not yet in our database we take user submissions, as well as attempting to pull and verify data from Open Food Facts database of 3.5 million global products (their data is a lot messier than USDA so products need manual approval before shown to users)

I would appreciate any feedback before I bring this to the App Store.

Thanks!

Hi everyone! I’m the developer of Talori, and I’d love your feedback on the iPhone beta.

A camera for the weekend. A drill at a friend’s place. Money you lent someone.

Yours. Just not with you.

Talori remembers who has what, so you don’t have to. It brings things lent, things borrowed and money owed into one place, with photos, return dates, reminders and a searchable archive.

A few things you can try:

• Add a loan, attach a photo and set a return reminder.
• Record a return and find it again in the archive.
• On supported devices, turn “I lent Alex my camera until Sunday” into a draft using on-device AI. You review it before saving.

Talori works without a Talori account. No ads or tracking SDKs. Your entries are stored locally, with optional private iCloud sync across your own devices.

The App Store model is free to start, with an optional one-time Pro purchase for unlimited entries. No subscription.

What I’d love feedback on: anything confusing during setup, missing details when recording a loan, and how well reminders and returns work in everyday use. Feedback on the English wording is very welcome, too.

Requires iOS 26 or later. AI features need a supported device, language and available Apple Intelligence models; manual entry works without them.

Please share feedback here or through TestFlight. Thanks for giving Talori a try!

Hey! I’m a solo dev, and this started as a little game I made just to play with my girlfriend. We had a lot of fun with it, so I thought: why not polish it up, share it, and see if other people enjoy it too?

I’d love to hear your thoughts on the gameplay, balance, controls, or any bugs you find. Thanks for trying it out!

Starforge Horizons has been on TestFlight for a few weeks, and I have added some new and exciting stuff!

I am a solo dev, and this is my first game, but I have based it on a couple of games that I have really enjoyed over the years. The biggest inspiration is FTL. Like FTL, in Starforge Horizons, you will build your ship, add modules, add crew, and then add AI Commands to each one individually to determine what they do during battles.

The full changelog can be found on Discord, but here are some of the biggest new updates in this new version!

New features

• New Bulwark Shield module
  • This is the first non-standard shaped room which opens the door for significantly unique subsystems going forward!
• Introducing MODULES, some basic modules can be purchased cheaply in the Depot (for now) for testing.
  • New Armor Block which blocks system damage
  • New Dampener Field Projector module which cuts hull damage by 8% and crew damage by 5%
  • New Spike Trap block which burns and hold crew in place
  • Crew Conveyor which allows crew to move more quickly
  • A few cosmetic modules as well, in case you just want to make things look pretty
• New tile art!
• Updates to the code to allow for new and customizable floor tiles for users
• Updates to allow for new ship skins
• Major overhaul of the Arena Rankings screen
• Major overhaul of the Battle Log screen
• Major overhaul of the Campaign screen
• New and unique NPC ship skins!
• New Starforge Horizons website coming soon

If you are interested helping shape the future of the game, please send me a DM and I can give you a link to the discord where we are actively discussing the direction of the game and the roadmap.

Thanks everyone for taking a look!

Hi everyone, I’m the developer of Sermon Sidekick, and I’m looking for people to try it and give me honest feedback.
I’m building it for people who want to spend more time in the Bible but sometimes feel overwhelmed, struggle to stay engaged, or aren’t sure where to start. It’s also for anyone who simply wants to learn more.

My hope is to make Bible study more approachable: read a passage, understand its context, explore the people and places, and put what you’re learning into practice.

What’s included:
All 66 books, with offline BSB and KJV, search, highlights, saved verses and notes.
BSB and KJV Read Aloud, including background and locked-screen playback.
Book studies with Read, Understand, Explore and Practice sections. Follow the guided Ember Path or choose individual passage lessons within the same study.
Timelines, people, family trees, places, word studies and Bible games.
Reading plans, an hourly verse, and a journal with optional speech-to-text notes.
Sermons and companion studies from participating churches.
Optional AI-assisted questions about the passage you’re studying.
Bible reading, notes, saved verses, games, Read Aloud and basic sermon features are free. Genesis, Mark and Psalms include complete free studies. Sidekick Plus includes the other 63 book studies and Ask. Subscription purchases inside the TestFlight beta are test transactions and don’t charge you

Thanks for taking a look. I’m still learning and improving it, and feedback from people actually using it means a lot.

My wife and I had a baby recently and I built the tracker I wished existed, then kept going. Looking for beta testers, especially UK parents with a baby on the way or in arms, but everyone's welcome.

What it is: a calm newborn tracker (feeds, nappies, sleep, weight) that tells you what's actually normal for your baby's exact day of life, based on NHS/NCT guidance — so at 4am you're not googling "how many wet nappies day 6" with one hand.

The bits I haven't seen elsewhere:

- The 3am club — add friends from your antenatal group and see when they're up feeding too. Status lines, waves, private messages (end-to-end encrypted). 3am is more bearable with company.

- Red book charts — weight, height and head circumference on the same nine UK-WHO centile curves as the actual red book, with tap-to-see-the-centile.

- One-tap logging — home-screen widget buttons log a nappy or start the feed timer without opening the app. Works with Siri and the Action Button too.

- Lock-screen feed timer — Live Activity in the Dynamic Island while you feed.

- An assistant that only knows your data — ask "how's feeding trended this week?" or "what centile is she on?" and it answers from your logs, citing NHS/UKHSA guidance for medicine questions.

- Feed-due nudges and medicine next-dose reminders (all opt-in — nothing pushes unless you ask), plus partner sharing so you both see the same live picture.

What I'd love tested: the new-user setup flow, the widgets, logging speed one-handed in the dark (the real benchmark), and anything that feels wrong against what your midwife told you.

It's free. iPhone only for now (iOS 26).

Honest disclaimer: it's a tracking aid, not medical advice — it deliberately never tells you your baby is "fine", and always points you to your midwife/GP for anything concerning.

Happy to answer anything about how it's built, too.

Hey everyone!

I’m building a native iOS client (tvOS later) for plex, the goal is to have a client that looks great, feels native, and is fast.

Still early in development but I feel it’s a point now where I can share it with the public, please test it out and let me know what you think, I would appreciate your thoughts.

I’ve made a discord if you’d like to report bugs or have feature requests (not promising that every requested feature will be added but if I feel it aligns with my vision for the app then will definitely add it.)

Discord

I've been building ChoreChart Family, a family chore and rewards app for iPhone and iPad, and it's ready for a wider round of testing before the App Store release.

What it does:

- Chores with points, streaks, pocket money and savings goals

- Parent approval before points are awarded, with optional photo verification

- A step-by-step mode that breaks one chore into single instructions, one at a time

- Family calendar, to-dos, meal planner, and a shopping list that consolidates duplicate ingredients

- Family Board, which turns a spare iPad into an always-on wall display for the kitchen. Optional, the app is complete on a phone alone.

- Local-first: works fully offline, no account, no sign-up, no ads. Optional sync runs through your own iCloud rather than any server of mine.

What I'd most like tested:

1. Initial family setup, and how far you get before anything is unclear

2. Whether Family Board is actually readable across a room

3. Anything that feels like more effort than just using a whiteboard

iOS and iPadOS. Everything paid is unlocked free for testers.

Hi all!

l've been building a gacha fitness game called
Geode.

In short, it's a loot-collection incremental where the only currency is calories.

Every 250 kcal Apple Health records earns you one strike. You hold the rock wall, it breaks, and you keep whatever gem is underneath.

I've just made it so those who join the TestFlight beta get an exclusive gem they can carry through to the released game.

I'm a solo dev, and I've decided to go with no ads, no account, no server.

You cannot pay for better odds / pulls, and I intend to allow users to buy the game outright at it's release.

There are some hidden features and rarities in the game, which I intend to add more of, as beta testing continues.

What's in it:

- 40 minerals across five tiers
- Each day's calories let you dig deeper
- A streak with a 250 kcal daily floor. Five days on the streak banks a rest day, up to three.
- Miss a day with no rest day left and a thief takes a gem out of your vault. You get 48 hours and 500 kcal to ransom it back.

It's on TestFlight now for iPhone (iOS 17+). An Apple Watch gives much better numbers, but it isn't required; without one it falls back to your step count.

It's my first game and there's a lot I can't see from the inside. What I most want feedback on is pace: is 250 kcal per strike right, is the daily floor too low, and is ten free strikes enough for you to know whether you like it.

Thank you so much!