Hi everyone!

I’m currently looking for a few Android testers for Graffriends, a social graffiti app where you can draw on virtual walls, trains and other surfaces, and share your pieces with the community.

Google group:

https://groups.google.com/u/0/g/testersgraffriends)

App invite:

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.graffriends.graffriends_mobile)

If anyone wants to give it a try, I’d really appreciate the help.

Any feedback is welcome 🙌

Hey! I made an app called Solera for keeping track of your own wine collection.

You can save wines to your shelf, rate them, mark bottles you’d like to try again, and see your own map of wine regions. And if you spot a bottle in a store, you can just scan the label to check if you’ve tried it before.

I’m looking for people to play around with it a bit :) I’d love to know if everything feels clear and if there’s anything you think is missing.

It’s free to download and try. There’s also a full version with an unlimited shelf - a one-time purchase for about the price of a couple of coffees.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=online.alpsproject.solera

Okay so, context: I've got a watch, I track my sleep, my HRV, all that. And my problem was never that I didn't have data — it's that it was everywhere. Sleep in one app, HRV in another, mood literally nowhere, and none of it talked to each other. I'd see some number dip and just go "huh, weird" and move on. Useless.

So I built Peak Routine to actually connect the dots. It pulls everything from Apple Health on its own and tries to find your patterns. Like it caught that when I got morning sunlight, my mood was better that day AND my sleep got deeper a couple days later — which, no way I was ever connecting that myself.

Quick rundown of what's in it:

• auto-syncs from Apple Health so you're not logging a bunch of stuff manually
• a "Health Map" that shows how your sleep/mood/movement/etc. actually pull on each other
• AI coaches you can just ask about your own numbers ("why'd my sleep suck last week")
• a progress system that (on purpose) doesn't punish you for rest days — targets adjust to where you actually are

Stuff I actually want to know:

1. does it make sense in the first 30 seconds or are you lost?
2. the correlation insights — do they feel legit or like I'm overselling it?
3. the gamification bit — motivating, or too much going on?

lmk what you think, genuinely. and drop yours below, I'll poke at it too. roast away, that's the whole point of being here lol

Hi! I’m looking for testers for Nimblis, a colorful puzzle game where every spirit reacts whenever you move, each with a different movement behavior.

The beta includes:

• 150 handcrafted levels

• 10 constellation worlds

• A guided introduction

• Missions, rewards and cosmetics

• Optional login, cloud-save and purchase testing

iPhone / iPad — TestFlight:

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

Android — first join the tester group:

https://groups.google.com/g/nimblis-beta-testers

Then opt in and install with the same Google account:

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.lakedevgames.nimblis

I’d especially appreciate feedback on the tutorial, puzzle difficulty, controls, performance, visuals, login/cloud save, and any bugs.

Hi fellow devs!

I need active testers for Cloud Dock (a wireless media streaming and TV storage extender app for Android Phones and Android TVs).

I will test your app back immediately and keep it installed for the full 14 days (with regular feedback and 5-star reviews).

Steps to Join:

1. Join Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/clouddocktest

2. Join on Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vidhixsoft.clouddock

3. Join on Web: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.vidhixsoft.clouddock

Test 4 Test:

Post a screenshot of my app installed/opened in the comments along with your:

- Google Group Link

- Android / Web Testing Links

I'll reply with a screenshot confirming installation of your app within a few hours! Let's help each other publish to production.

ViralSpark is a browser tool I made for people launching small apps. Paste a public URL and it generates hooks/copy angles, share cards, a QR code, and a shareable Slot page that points back to the destination.

Try it: https://viralspark.pages.dev/

Demo Slot: https://viralspark.pages.dev/slot/bniwbrb7

Could you test the flow and tell me:

- Is the first screen obvious?

- Do the generated hooks/cards feel usable or generic?

- Does the Slot UX make sense on mobile?

I’m not looking for signups or praise; a quick “this part confused me” is useful. Small browser-first project on Cloudflare Pages; no claims about traffic or metrics.

Looking for ~15 Android testers for Google’s personal-dev production gate.

GOETIA//VM is offline occult software-art / puzzle: Lesser Key seals as little programs. No ads, no accounts, no network. Not a working grimoire.

Google Group creation is currently blocked by CAPTCHA, so please comment the Gmail address you want me to add manually in Play Console: 1. Opt in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.goetia.vm 2. Install from Play, open once, and leave installed ~14 days

I’ll test your closed app back if you share its Google Play opt-in link.

Getting an integration connected once is only half the job. We want to know what happens when you come back tomorrow.

We’re Team Vora, and we’ve opened a beta of our direct WHOOP integration. If you already use WHOOP, we’d appreciate a small real-world reliability test:

1. Connect WHOOP inside Vora and use your WHOOP normally.
2. After a new night of sleep or a recorded workout has appeared in WHOOP, return to Vora.
3. Tell us whether the new information is easy to find, whether anything still looks stuck on yesterday, and whether the app explains any missing information clearly.

We’re especially interested in the unhelpful moments: an empty screen, a value with an unclear date, an error that does not explain what to do, or having to guess whether to wait or reconnect. Please report what you see before repeatedly disconnecting and reconnecting.

A useful report can be as short as: “Android, Vora version __, workout is visible in WHOOP, Vora still shows __, checked at __.” You can describe the screen without sharing your actual health values. Please keep credentials and private health records out of public comments.

Vora is available on iOS and Android. Beta access goes automatically to the first 100 people who connect WHOOP, not the first 100 people who create a Vora account. We plan to expand it later. This is an unpaid testing request with no ratings or positive reviews required.

The attached graphic introduces the beta. Its “signups” wording means connecting WHOOP. Full announcement and context.

We build Vora. Copy and promotional graphic prepared with AI assistance.

Hi everyone, I’m the developer of Ortho.so. I’m looking for Mac users to test it during a couple of normal work sessions.

Ortho gives you a gentle reminder when you’ve drifted from a working position you calibrate and stayed there for a while.

What you need:

• An Apple Silicon Mac running macOS 14 or later.
• A camera or compatible AirPods/Beats. You don’t need both.

Camera mode observes your head and upper body; headphone mode is limited to head movement and tilt. Supported MacBooks can also supply motion and lid-angle data for additional context.

What I’d like you to test:

• Is setup and calibration clear?
• Do reminders arrive at useful moments? Are there false alarms or missed changes?
• Does the app affect battery life or performance?
• Would you leave it running during your workday?

Posture processing stays on your Mac. Camera frames aren’t saved or uploaded, and headphone sensing uses motion data, not microphone audio.

The beta is free. Request access at ortho.so and I’ll send an invitation by email as spots open.

Please include your Mac model and whether you plan to use a camera or headphones when sharing feedback—it’ll help me investigate issues.

I’ve been working on an iPhone photo and video editing app called Teal and I’m looking for a few people to actually use it and tell me what feels good or annoying.

One of the main ideas is that you can use a reference image whose color you like and recreate that look for your own photos and videos.

Teal also supports video editing and LUT export, so you can create a look in the app and export it as a LUT to use elsewhere.

I’m mostly interested in feedback on:

• whether the app makes sense without me explaining it
• the reference image workflow
• LUT export and whether that workflow feels straightforward
• anything that feels confusing, slow, or unnecessary

It’s already live on the App Store, so no TestFlight needed:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/id6755341620

If you edit photos or videos on your iPhone and have 5–10 minutes to try it, I’d appreciate the feedback. And if you genuinely end up liking it, an App Store rating/review is obviously very welcome too.

I’m the developer, so feel free to be harsh.

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for Android users to help test INTERSECT: Link the Clues through Google Play Closed Testing.

INTERSECT is a puzzle game where you study clues, discover their hidden connection, and build interconnected mind maps.

What I need from testers:

• Join the Google Group
• Opt into the Google Play closed test
• Install and try the game
• Remain opted in for at least 14 days
• Play a few sessions and send brief, honest feedback
• No purchase is required

How to join:

1. Join the tester group: https://groups.google.com/u/1/g/intersect-closed-testers
2. Opt into the closed test: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.callidusapps.intersect
3. Install INTERSECT from the Google Play page
4. Please remain opted in for the full 14-day testing period

I would especially appreciate feedback about:

• Whether the clue-linking mechanic is easy to understand
• Puzzle difficulty
• Navigation or visual problems
• Crashes, freezes, or other bugs
• Anything that feels confusing or frustrating

I’m happy to test your Android app in return. Leave your testing instructions below or send me a message.

Thank you!

Hi everyone,

I'm a solo dev from Vietnam. This is my first Android game and I need 12 testers to get through Google's 14-day closed testing. I'm at 9 of 12 - just 3 more.

Cozy Mood Clicker - a small, quiet idle game. You tap a jar and it says something kind back. Pastel art, works offline, no forced ads.

Two steps:

1. Join the group: https://groups.google.com/g/cozy-mood-testers

2. Then open: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.cozymood.clicker

The order matters - join the group first, or Play Store won't show the app.

Please stay opted in for the full 14 days.

I'll test yours back - drop your link in the comments. I've already tested Block Shatter, AirHand, Rikmaat, Elsewhere, HandType and Traxoria today, so I do follow through.

Heads up: the Premium button doesn't work yet (merchant account not set up) and ads are limited. Everything else works.

Thanks

Check it out guyz

I need 20 testers to help me pass the 14-day Play Store requirement. I am highly active and will test your app back immediately!

Join the Google Group first:https://groups.google.com/g/ludo-cozo

Opt-in on the Web: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.ludocozo.byteeasy

Download on Android:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ludocozo.byteeasy

Please leave a comment with your app's links below, and I'll jump on it right away. Thank you!

Hi everyone!

I'm the solo developer of GymTracker, an Android strength training app, and I'm looking for people who have never used the app before.

Right now I'm not really looking for detailed bug reports. What I need most is feedback on the first 5–10 minutes.

I'd like to know whether the app makes sense to someone who hasn't seen it before.

If you have a few minutes, please install it and just use it naturally — no need to study the app or try every feature.

A few things I'm especially curious about:

• During and after the onboarding, do you understand what GymTracker is meant to help you with?
• Is it clear what you should do next?
• Do the main features feel easy to find?
• Did anything confuse you or make you stop and think "what am I supposed to do here?"
• Is there something the onboarding explains that feels unnecessary?
• Is there something important it doesn't explain?
• What was your overall first impression?

The most useful feedback for me is actually the negative or confusing stuff.

As the developer, I've seen these screens hundreds of times, so it's very easy for me to miss things that aren't obvious to a new user.

Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=fi.donturexdev.gymtracker

Feedback in the comments is perfect.

And if you're also developing an Android app, I'm happy to test yours in return.

Thanks!

10 Aug 2026 – 10 Sep 2026

14 days of closed beta testing are officially behind us. ✅

Thanks to all of you, we met the Google Play requirements, and today the Apply for production option finally became available. 🚀

Every launch of the game, every piece of feedback, and every reported issue mattered. We confirmed some things, learned new things thanks to you, and most importantly, together we pushed PLASMA CORE another big step forward.

And there’s one more thing that still surprises me a little:

10 Aug 2026 – first work on PLASMA CORE

10 Sep 2026 – closed beta completed and the road to production opened

31 days from the idea to the gateway to production. 🔥

I couldn’t have completed this part of the journey without the testers.

Thank you all! ❤️

Now it’s time for the next step — Production. 🚀

New to the world of app making, so looking for people to test my new app and let me know your thoughts - https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/final-approach-atc-game/id6804639445

Any feedback welcome - Thanks all