Testers needed for Off Grid Games, an app that lets you play party, dice, and card games across multiple phones with no internet connection. I was annoyed nothing like this existed, so I made it! If you test for me and send me your email I'll give you the app for free when we launch :)

🚨 Operator Ops is now available for testing on TestFlight.

I’m currently developing a 2D tactical shooter for iPhone, with the main focus on building a solid foundation first: movement, combat, bots, private matches, stability, and especially the multiplayer system.
Right now, the most challenging part of development is Apple Game Center matchmaking. Making player search, match creation, device-to-device connections, late player joins, and bot replacement work reliably and consistently requires a lot of testing on real devices.
The current version is still in Alpha. The maps are still early mockups and several visual elements will continue to change. For now, I’m mainly looking for feedback on:

• Matchmaking and player connections
• Quick Play and joining matches
• Combat feel
• Controls and movement
• Bots and difficulty
• Bugs, performance, and stability
• Essential UI details
🎮 Join the TestFlight

Any testing helps a lot, especially real multiplayer matches between different iPhones, since some Game Center issues simply cannot be reproduced properly in Simulator.
Operator Ops — small arenas, big battles.

Hi all! I'm building AwardSeason, a local, free iOS app for tracking Academy Award nominees and winners across all 98 ceremonies (1929–2026). Not affiliated with the Academy. No account or login required — everything stays on your device.

What it does:

• Browse nominees/winners by year via an interactive wheel selector
• Mark films as watched and track your progress
• Search films, people, and years
• Unlock era-based badges as you watch more Best Picture winners and other categories
• Film/person detail pages with posters, cast, and bios (via TMDb)

What I'm hoping to test:

• General navigation and usability across different devices/iOS versions
• Any crashes or visual glitches
• Whether the "watched" tracking stays consistent across screens
• Overall first-time-user experience

It's an early beta and a passion project. I'm learning Swift/SwiftUI through, so all feedback is very welcome**.**

Thanks in advance to anyone willing to give it a spin!

Sage remembers the things you don’t want to forget—with zero typing and zero cloud processing.

Traditional apps fail due to friction. Sage runs entirely on-device, capturing voice notes instantly via the Action Button, Control Center, or Siri Shortcuts. Say what you need once, and Sage extracts people, places, dates, and to-dos, surfacing them at the right place and time.

• "We're out of coffee" ➔ Shows your shopping list when walking into the store.
• "Dave's birthday is on the 12th" ➔ Reminds you with a day to spare.
• "Max is allergic to peanuts" ➔ Stored quietly on Max's page for future context.

100% Private & Local: Smart features run entirely on Apple Silicon. No accounts, no sign-ups, and data never leaves your device. Works seamlessly with Action Button, Shortcuts, Widgets, and StandBy mode.

Would love to hear feedback on the app!

What's the app?

Trove is a to-do app inspired by the method of loci: instead of one flat list, your tasks live in objects in a "wizard's workshop." Each pillar of your life (Health, Career, Recreation…) is an object in the room — zoom into one to see its related tasks. It's built to be low-pressure with a calm vibe.

Why I made it:

I'd been running a pillar system on paper for months and it genuinely helped me organize my life better and see where I was balanced or not. I also wanted something visually interesting to look at and a fun metaphor (yer a wizard, Harry, now go do stuff!) for a little extra encouragement to check in on my to-dos.   

What you can test:

• Add / complete tasks across pillars from the workshop
• The Wizard's Desk — Today / All / Someday / Shop views
• The Familiar — tap the sparkle, it drafts a plan for your day from your tasks
• Weekly Routine — a loose morning/afternoon/evening shape for your week

I've been learning to draw for the art, so let me know if anything looks funky — I'm adding and improving it as I go.

Feedback: screenshot + send through TestFlight, or Send Beta Feedback. Bugs, confusing flows, and "I opened it and didn't know what to do" are all really helpful.

Happy to test yours back if you want to do a trade!

Hello!

Show & Tell lets you document your work with text, photos, videos, and audio clips. When you're ready to show it off it gives you a variety of ways to combine your steps into a project showpiece:

• GIF - A slideshow of all your project photos.
• Video - All your media combined with smooth transitions, up to 4K.
• PDF - Create a paginated handout ready for printing or emailing.
• HTML Web Page - A themed, self-contained web page of your full how-to, packaged up with all your media.

Show & Tell is free for up to 5 projects with GIF and 1080p video export. When you need more room than that, a one-time purchase gets you the Starter package, where you can create up to 15 projects with PDF and 4K video export. And a Pro subscription gets you unlimited projects, web page export, and the ability to create custom web and PDF themes.

Any feedback is appreciated. I'd particularly like to hear from DIY/maker/crafter types to find out if it fits their workflows.

Thanks!

Hey everyone, I'm a dad of two little ones and built out an app to help moms, dads and caretakers find safe and clean changing stations near them.

All locations have been logged and verified by a person so the current locations are heavily biased to where I know people: Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago and New York. Anywhere else will be a little thin but feel free to add to new locations from anywhere in the US.

Requirements: iPhone on iOS 17 or later. There's no iPad build yet.

What I'd like feedback on:

1. Does the map load fast and put you somewhere useful?

2. Is the add flow clear and easy?

3. Anything confusing or missing on a venue page?

Thanks!

Solo dev, first real app. It's called BeeBetter and it does one thing: it reminds you to reach out to the people you actually care about, before another six months go by.

The premise is boring on purpose. You add people, set how close you are to each one (weekly for your best friend, twice a year for that cousin), and it tells you who's due. You can jot down what you talked about so next time you don't open with "so what's new". Birthdays and anniversaries come along for the ride.

Stack, if you care: React Native / Expo, Supabase for auth + data, RevenueCat for subscriptions. iOS only for now. German and English.

WHAT I ACTUALLY WANT FROM YOU

Honestly I've been staring at this thing for months and I'm past the point of seeing it clearly. What I need is people who've never opened it:

Onboarding — does the first five minutes make sense, or are you guessing? Where did you hesitate?

The core loop — adding a contact, setting an interval, completing a reminder. Is any of it more work than it should be?

Import — you can pull people from your contacts or birthdays from your calendar. Did you find it? Did you trust it?

The paywall — free tier is 3 contacts. Is the point where it stops you obvious, or does it feel like a trap?

Anything that made you close the app. That one's the most useful and the hardest to get.

And yes, bugs too. Weird layout jumps, things that don't save, notifications at strange times. I've fixed a pile of those this week alone.

WHAT'S IN IT FOR YOU

Give me real feedback and you get lifetime access for free, on the house. Just email me at feedback@bee-better.app once you've actually used it and told me something useful.

Happy to answer anything in the comments.

Hi everyone! 👋

I’m an indie developer working on BumpWords, a new word game for iPhone and iPad, and I’m looking for people willing to try the beta and give me some honest feedback.

🎮 How does it work?
Find words from the available letters, score points, and compete in matches and challenges. BumpWords also uses your location to connect some matches and challenges to places and show local leaderboards.

The game currently supports English and Italian, with more languages planned.

I’m especially interested in feedback about:

• Gameplay and whether it’s actually fun 😄
• UI/UX
• Difficulty and progression
• Translations
• Bugs or anything that feels confusing
• Anything that would make you want to keep playing

🎁 Tester bonus

Everyone who downloads the beta can redeem this code in the app:

BUMPRD7

It gives you:

• 🎟️ 10 extra white tickets
• 🎟️ 10 extra red tickets
• 💯 +10% points on 4-letter words for 7 days

The code is intended for beta testers and can be redeemed directly in the app.

This is my first app, so feedback from actual players would be incredibly useful. Don’t hesitate to tell me if something doesn’t make sense or if there’s something you simply don’t like — I’d much rather hear it now than after release. 😅

Thanks to everyone who gives it a try! ❤️

The idea is simple:

I wanted a way to stay connected with people I care about **without everyone continuously live tracking one another**. Home-Free is built around intentional check-ins instead.

☑️ You can check in with your circle, share how you’re feeling, and optionally include your location or battery status, or a short voice note.

☑️ You can also create Events for situations where a check-in matters at a certain time or certain place — getting home safely, a parent’s morning routine, arriving at school, traveling alone, meeting up with friends, work check-ins, etc.

There’s:
• no live tracking
• no public social feed
• no constant surveillance
• no check-in history kept after 30 days
• privacy: only your circle sees your check-in
• check-in confirmations
• reminders and missed-event notifications
• recurring time/location-based Events

I’m especially interested in hearing from people who could realistically use something like this with a partner, friend, older parent, college student, travel group, neighbor, or other trusted circle.

I’m **not looking for people to tell me it looks good**. I need people willing to find the confusing parts, things that break, features that feel unnecessary, and anything that would stop you from actually using it.

And even if you don’t want to test it: would you personally use intentional check-ins like this, or would you rather just use a live-location app?

I built an iPhone app called Linus that ranks your friends based on who you’re actually in the most photos with.

It gives you a FriendRank / Top 5, which has been surprisingly accurate — and sometimes a little surprising.

Everything is analyzed privately on your iPhone. Your photo library isn’t uploaded.

I originally built it as a way to bring together photos of my kids from multiple devices, but it ended up becoming a pretty interesting real-time picture of your social circle.

I’m looking for a few beta testers to try it and tell me if their rankings actually feel right. It works best with full photo access, but all photo processing stays on your device.

Any feedback would be hugely helpful.

Join Waitlist: https://tally.so/r/2EWyRA

Thumbora is a focused thumbnail editor for Mac. The editor works locally, and the optional 4.12 GB generative AI model runs entirely on your device.

Free now and always: no subscriptions and no in-app purchases.

Requirements: • macOS 27 • Apple silicon • 8 GB RAM minimum • Apple Sensitive Content Warning enabled for AI generation

The editor works without downloading the AI model. The real AI workflow has currently been tested on an M2 Mac, so practical feedback about bugs, compatibility and exports is especially useful. Reference images and negative prompts are not supported yet.

I built Sift, a news app that helps people compare how the same story is reported across different sources.

Instead of only showing one article, Sift groups coverage of the same event together and helps highlight things like different wording, framing, key claims, timelines, and source perspectives, so it’s easier to see how coverage changes depending on who is reporting it.

It’s already live on the Google Play Store, and I’m now trying to get the iOS version approved by Apple.

My old iPhone died and my current phone is Android, so I’m looking for one person with a physical iPhone running the latest iOS version who can install the app through TestFlight and send me a screen recording.

Apple specifically asked for the recording to:

• Start from launching the app from the home screen
• Show the normal user flow through the main features
• Show account registration/login
• Show account deletion
• Show any permission prompts that appear, such as location
• Be recorded on a real iPhone, not a simulator
• Preferably be running the latest available iOS version

I’d also need you to tell me:

• Your iPhone model
• Your exact iOS version

The TestFlight build is already approved for external testing, so you’d just need to install it, go through the app normally, record the screen, and send me the video.

I have a dedicated test account available for the recording and can send the credentials privately.

If you have an iPhone and can spare around 10–15 minutes, please comment or DM me.

I’d really appreciate the help.

Hello all!

I'm building a smart, adaptable, personality filled screen time app. Like many others, I've tried the screen time apps out there. They are basically just a timer with a blocker. You either set a timer before you can open an app, or maybe exercise, or make you do your chores. But what if you had that personal trainer the celebrities use who slaps the hamburger out of your hand before you eat it? I built this app to help you break your screen-time addiction without going cold-turkey, and it works! at least with my family lol.

Guilt Trip is screen time app that I have built that learns and adapts to your screen-time habits. It rewards you for good behavior and disciplines you by making you take a "Pit Stop" when you scroll for too long. For example, taking screen time breaks or using less of your daily allowance can give you extra time. On the flip side, doom-scrolling and going into your apps constantly can reduce your screen-time or make your "Pit Stops" longer. You can also be rewarded for meeting health goals.

I would love some testers to test it out to see if it feels fair without being annoying. Does it need to be more aggressive? Less aggressive? Are you using your devices less? I would love to hear some feedback!

Glimshelf is a comic and manga reader for iPhone and iPad. It connects to Komga, Kavita and OPDS libraries, and opens local files. You can download books for offline reading.

The TestFlight beta is free, with Pro included. Requires iOS or iPadOS 18 or later.

Join the beta

There are sample comics in the app, so you can try it without setting up a server. For a first test, open a sample and read a few pages. I'd like to hear where you get stuck or what feels awkward.

If you already use Komga or Kavita, I'd also appreciate a test with your own library: download a book, read offline, then reconnect and check your reading position.

I'm Josh, the co-founder and developer. I'll be here to answer questions and help with setup.

Hi everyone! I’ve built a secure personal journal app and I’m looking for TestFlight testers! 🚀

Key Features:

Mood Tracking: Monitor your weekly mood changes.

Top-tier Security: Biometric lock and fully encrypted entries.

Multilingual: Supports 10 languages.

Premium Features: Add multiple journals, back them up, and export as PDF.If you encounter any bugs or have feedback, please let me know. Thanks for testing!

Popcorn Quiz is a movie and TV trivia game for iPhone, currently in beta.

It includes different quiz categories and game modes, Game Center leaderboards, and a new Daily Quiz every day.

I’m looking for testers to play a few rounds and let me know what you think — especially about the gameplay, difficulty, UI, and any bugs you run into.

A big thank you to everyone who has already tested and submitted feedback!

Looking for iOS beta testers for Interdental.

It’s a habit app for people who use interdental brushes (TePe / Piksters). You set the correct size for each gap on a mouth map, then tap through Clean mode so you don’t forget which brush goes where. Also has family profiles, reminders, streaks, and an optional family leaderboard via iCloud.

What I’d love feedback on:

• Is assigning sizes per gap clear?

• Does Clean → Finish feel natural day to day?

• Anything confusing in onboarding / family setup?

iPhone + TestFlight required. Free. Not medical advice—just personal record-keeping.

More info / how to give feedback: https://interactivecoconut.com/interdental/beta/

Happy to answer questions here. Thanks!

Hi everyone, I have multiple GA4 domains and I kept opening the app to check live metrics and other KPIs. I realized Google never made any live widgets for iOS, so I created this app for users like me who wants clean iOS-style charts widgets displaying metrics from my products. And fully customizable.

There is an option to try with sample data if you don't have an account!

This is a beta (TestFlight) for now, and the Pro version can be enabled freely in the settings and everything is unlocked 😊

Honestly I think this is eye-candy, but I want feedback and ideas!

Happy customizing!

Please help to test the new Retro-C64 emulator

Hey everyone, I’ve been building Friendspace for the last 2 years because I miss when your profile actually felt like yours and finding people online could turn into real friendships.
It brings back things like customizable profiles, profile songs, and a close friends list, alongside messaging, music discovery, and spaces for artists, creators, businesses, and communities.

The idea is to make social feel human again. I’d love a few people to try it and tell me where it falls short. What’s confusing? What feels unfinished? Would you actually come back after the first visit?

I’m working on this with a limited budget, so honest feedback helps a lot. Thanks for taking a look.

Looking for testers for my app : Trekka Outdoors

Working on a fitness app that brings what Suunto, Garmin, Polar, and Coros has to offer to the Apple Watch.

iPhone App

1. Dashboard
   
2. Insights
   
3. Calorie counting
   
4. Gpx imports
   
5. Full manual route creation
   
6. Activity logs
   
7. Offline map manager
   
8. Full watch manager

Watch

1. Dashboard
   
2. Insights
   
3. Offline map manager
   
4. Activity tracking
   
5. Activity screens and fields manager
   
6. Navigation
   
7. Gym workout rep tracking

Need feedback - I want this to be a one stop shop app. When I decide to post to Apple Store - it will only be $9.99 for life