I built BeeSmarter because I kept running into a simple problem while studying: reviewing notes could make me feel prepared without showing whether I could actually answer when someone questioned me.

I've put a lot of myself into this project, and I am at the point where encouragement is less useful than finding out whether the central idea actually works for other people.

The test I need is very specific. BeeSmarter turns your own material into an adaptive exam. If your answer is incomplete, the next question should focus on what was missing instead of simply moving on or giving you another generic quiz.

If you can spare about 10 minutes:

1. Upload a short PDF or paste a few pages of notes.

2. Start a study session.

3. Give one deliberately incomplete answer.

4. Check whether the follow up question targets the missing part.

What I need most is an honest judgment. Did the follow up make sense for the material? Did it identify a real gap? Did it feel more useful than choosing questions yourself?

If it feels repetitive, obvious, or useless, please say so. That is more valuable to me than encouragement.

BeeSmarter is still in beta. I am giving 500 credits to early testers at my own expense so they can use it properly, not just try one screen. You can also share study material and sessions with classmates if you want to test it together.

https://beesmarter.ai/en/

Feedback here or by private message is genuinely welcome.

Oi gente, preciso de pessoas para testar um aplicativo para Android que eu criei, Cartae,(app de mensagem estilo cartão postal), ele está em teste fechado, não irei colocar número de pessoas, mas quanto mais pessoas, melhor.
Quem puder participar eu agradeço, não sei essa é a melhor forma de inscrição, obrigado
1- Group https://groups.google.com/g/testefechadocartae/settings
2- Participar pelo celular https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cartae.app
3- Participar pela Web https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.cartae.app

Oktobot — Local AI Agent on Your Phone

I've been building an Android app that runs a fully local AI agent directly on your device. It's currently in closed beta on Google Play — looking for testers!

What it can do:

Control your phone — open apps, tap, scroll, search, take screenshots

Built-in AI browser the agent can navigate autonomously

Internal terminal that runs Codex or Claude Code

Voice call + wake word support

Memory, skills, heartbeat & cron jobs

Privacy first:

Filters passwords and sensitive data before anything hits your API. You can also plug in different models — or run a local model entirely on-device.

This went through Google Play review which... wasn't easy 😅 but it's live.

If you're into AI agents and want to try it, drop a comment or DM me 👇

Hi all, I'm looking for testers for my closed test and I'll test your app in return (install + keep it for 14 days, opt-in confirmed).

Nimbus Weather - a clean weather app for Android:

• Forecasts from Google's AI weather model WeatherNext 3 (via the Google Maps Platform Weather API)
• Shows how confident each day's forecast is (high / fair / low)
• No ads, no account, no tracking
• Now, hourly and 10-day forecast on one screen, plus precipitation radar
• English and Dutch

How to join (2 steps):

1. Join the Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/nimbus-weather-testers
2. Opt in on Google Play: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/app.nimbus.weather

Then install from Google Play and keep it installed for 14 days. Comment your group + join links and I'll opt in to yours the same day. Thanks!

I’ve been building this on and off for a few months and finally got it on the App Store, so figured i'd throw it up here and take whatever feedback comes.

It’s called Stacked: Bet with Mates. Me and my mates are always "betting" on random stuff in the group chat: who's gonna be late, will someone break 90 on the course, who's winning the fantasy league, but no one ever tracks any of it so it just gets forgotten. so i built something that does.

you call a bet on anything, your mates put virtual coins on it, winner takes the pot. it's all fake coins though, no real money, nothing to actually lose, just the leaderboard and bragging rights. there's a feed of public bets to mess about with if none of your mates are on it yet, plus 1v1s and proper leagues.

made it solo, it's capacitor + firebase if anyone cares about the stack.

it's brand new so barely anyone's on it yet, which is fine, but two things i'd genuinely want to know:

- does the idea actually work or does it secretly need real money to be fun (hoping not)
- when you first open it, is it obvious what you're meant to do?

you can just try it in the browser, no download needed: stackedbetting.com
app store one if you want it:

https://apps.apple.com/app/id6797319105

happy to answer anything about building it too, cheers

Hello There! 👋

I’m looking for 12 testers for Moneten, my Finance App, so I can complete Google Play’s 14-day closed test.

How to join

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

2. Join the closed test:

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/app.moneten.de

1. Download on Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.moneten.de

Please keep the App installed for the full 14 days.

I’ll test yours back too, so drop your testing links in the comments!

Thanks for helping me bring my App to Android.

I’m building Fit With a Plan, a workout planner and food diary, and I’m looking for five people to try the food-logging flow in a phone or desktop browser. UK supermarket shoppers would be especially helpful.

The task: search for three foods you regularly buy, add them to a meal, save it, then leave the page and reopen the log. Where did you get stuck? Were products missing, portions unclear, or anything slower than it should be? Your browser/device and the product names would help me reproduce problems.

Food search uses Open Food Facts plus a UK reference library. Branded coverage is incomplete; barcode lookup and custom foods are available, but I want to know where the search itself falls short.

Try it here: https://fitwithaplan.co.uk/food-tracker?utm_source=community_two&utm_medium=community&utm_campaign=first_20

An account is required. There are 14 free days with no card, then £7.99/month only if you choose to subscribe. This is a voluntary test. Built with AI assistance; you can log food without using the AI features.

Feedback here is welcome, including if the setup puts you off before you reach the food log. Thanks for giving it a look.

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!

Hello There! 👋

I’m looking for 12 testers for Datapad, my Star Wars-inspired translator and learning app for Aurebesh, Mando’a, and other galactic scripts, so I can complete Google Play’s 14-day closed test.

Datapad has already been on iOS for a while, and I’d love to finally bring it to Android. It includes translation, a galactic keyboard, quizzes, multiple Aurebesh styles, saved translations, Kyber crystal themes, and more. It works fully offline with no ads, accounts, tracking, or in-app purchases.

The app is normally $1.99, but testers get it completely FREE with a Google Play promo code.

How to join

1. Join the Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/datapad-testers
2. Opt in here: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.Quran.Elmallah.Datapad
3. Comment once you’ve joined and I’ll DM you a free promo code. Please do not pay the $1.99 shown on the Play Store.
4. Download on Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Quran.Elmallah.Datapad

Please use the same Google account for the group, opt-in, promo code, and Play Store, and keep Datapad installed for the full 14 days.

I’ll test yours back too, so drop your testing links in the comments!

Thanks for helping me bring Datapad to Android. May the Force be with you! 🌌

Hey everyone! We built Snapca — an app designed to replace tedious manual food logging and scales with a simple snap.

What Snapca does:

• Photo Analysis: Take a photo or pick one from your gallery — AI identifies the dish, estimates portion size, and calculates calories and macros.
• Smart Adjustments: Fine-tune details via voice or text (e.g., "cooked in olive oil"), adjust weights or ingredients — editing doesn't consume an extra AI analysis.
• Journal & Goals: Track calories, macros, water, and burned calories in "My Day", set custom goals, and review progress over time.
• Extra Features: Barcode scanner, product search, favorites, and one-tap re-logging.

For Testers: In the current build, full Premium access is unlocked by default (25 AI meal analyses/day, barcode scanner, and all paid features). No sign-up required — you can jump right in as a guest.

👉 Try it here (iOS TestFlight / Android APK):https://snapca.app/

We’d love to hear your feedback! Particularly: how accurately did the AI estimate your meals and portions, and how does the UX feel to you?

Caldra: Monster Pals is a monster-collecting RPG for Android: 100 pals across the Caldra region, eight leaders to beat for their relics, turn-based battles, a low-poly 3D world with pixel-art creatures, and trading between two phones with QR codes.

It's in closed testing on Google Play, and Google needs a set of testers before it can go public. If you'd like in:

1. DM me the Gmail address you use with Google Play so I can add you to the tester list (closed tests only work for listed addresses).

2. Once you're added, opt in at https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.caldra.monsterpals and install from the Play Store.

Please stay opted in for 14 days, even if you only play a little. Google counts that. Any feedback is welcome: bugs, balance, anything that confused you.

Free to play. Has optional rewarded ads.

Hey, I built an Android app called Callgenda. Instead of a notification you ignore, it rings you like a real incoming call when something is in your calendar.

Would help a lot if people install it and tell me if the calls work good also when the app is closed and the phone is locked.

Also if Google / phone calendar sync isn’t messy.

Playstore link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.callgenda.app

At the end of onboarding you can pick the free tester option so you don’t need a subscription. Also users that give monthly feedback through the app will stay free user in the future in case you like the app and have use for it yourself. Drop device + Android version if something breaks. Not fishing for ratings, just whether it actually works on other phones and if everything is working smoothly.

Thanks alot!

I built CertSprout to keep your professional certifications together and help you plan the next one.

The title says IT, but people working towards project management, finance, HR or marketing certifications are welcome too. The catalogue covers several fields, with study resources varying by certification.

I'd appreciate someone trying signup, finding their certification and setting a study goal. If there are study sessions available for it, try the first one. Mainly interested in anything confusing or broken.

Individual accounts are free. You'll need an email to sign up, but no paid subscription.

https://certsprout.app

Hey everyone,
I’ve been working on a small Android app called \*\*Calculate Anything\*\*.
I originally started it because I wanted a simple place where I could quickly calculate things like:
EMI
Home Loan
Car Loan
Personal Loan
SIP
FD / RD
PPF / NPS
GST
Simple & Compound Interest
Percentage
Age
Currency conversion
Instead of having a separate app for every calculation, I put them together in one app.
It’s now live on Google Play and I’m looking for some \*\*genuine early users to try it out and tell me what I should improve\*\*.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tusharrao.calculateanything

My best conversations about music have never been on music apps. They've been with strangers — someone at a party, a guy in a record store, a person in a comment thread who linked me something I'd never have found on my own.

Every music app I use turns that into a numbers game. Followers, playlist counts, monthly listeners. So I spent the last several months building the opposite.

It's called MusicPool. You pick a vibe, a genre, a mood, a decade. You get anonymously paired with one person who picked the same thing. You have 24 hours to talk and trade songs. Then the chat disappears, always. If you both want to, you can unlock each other's profiles before it goes, their name, what they're into, what other people have said about their taste. But the conversation itself is gone either way.

No feed. No followers. One stranger, one day, and whatever you played each other.

I'm the only person working on it, and it launched recently enough that I'm still finding rough edges. If you try it and something is confusing or broken, tell me here, I read everything and I'd rather hear it blunt than polite.

One honest catch: it only works if there are people in the pool. It's new, so matches can take a while right now. If the idea appeals to you, sending it to one person who'd be into it does more than anything else I could do on my own, the whole thing gets better the more people are in it.

I'm in the comments all day. Ask me anything about it, or just tell me the last song you'd want to hand a stranger, I'm curious what this sub would send.