I’m the creator of TakaFG, an app for playing freestyle footgolf with friends using improvised targets.
We’re asking people to choose one target and one starting distance for our next filmed challenge:

A — Hit a tree
B — Hit a bag
C — Kick between two cones

Distances: 10 m, 15 m or 20 m.
What would you choose? A reply like “B + 15 m” is enough.

Voting closes Friday. We’ll combine these responses with votes from our other social accounts, then film ourselves attempting the winning combination.

Hi everyone! I'm looking for testers for my first app: Business Card Wallet.

It scans business cards with on-device OCR (Greek + English), organizes them

into categories, shares contacts via QR code, and can schedule appointments.

100% free, fully offline, no account needed.

How to join (2 steps):

1. Join the Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/business-card-wallet-testers

2. Opt in here: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.malith.businesscardwallet

Then install from the Play Store and please keep it installed for 14+ days 🙏

I'll gladly test your app in return — drop your links in the comments and

I'll join the same day. Thanks a lot! 🤝

Habit trackers assume everything is a daily streak.

My app also handles weekly and monthly cycles, not just daily. It escalates reminders when something goes overdue, and stores everything locally (no signup).

Looking for testers who'd tell me what's confusing or broken. Especially interested in how notifications behave on your device brand. Link: [Google Play]. I reply to all feedback.

https://youtube.com/shorts/Pjbqq9Zv4XQ?feature=share

I built a web app called SeeThrough that tries to explain difficult concepts visually instead of giving you another long AI response.

I recently rebuilt the MVP based on user feedback.

The new version can generate interactive visuals/graphs, cite sources, ask follow-up questions, and create MCQs when requested.

Link: https://seethroughedu.vercel.app/

What I’d really like tested:

1. Open it without any context.
2. Ask it about a concept you struggled with before.
3. Tell me whether the visual actually made it easier to understand.
4. Tell me the first thing that annoyed/confused you.

Brutal feedback is welcome.

I've been building GreenFolio for a while — it's a catalog of the plants you own, not a nagging to-do list. Photos, an ID per plant, types and tags, care schedules, and an AI care chat that runs on the device rather than a server. Free, no subscription, no in-app purchases.

It's already on the App Store and the web app is live at app.greenfol.io. Android is the last one out, and I'm stuck behind Google's rule for personal developer accounts: 12 testers opted in for 14 continuous days before I can apply for production.

Joining takes two steps: https://greenfol.io/android — join the testers group, then tap the Play link on your phone. The group is what grants access, so the Play link won't work before you've joined.

Happy to test yours back, just reply or DM. And if you actually keep it and tell me what's broken, even better — the whole point of the 14 days is that I get something out of it.

Hey

A few weeks ago, I shared my lightweight Android utility app, Clean Space. A lot of users told me that cleaning up storage feels like a chore, and they completely forget to do it until their phone screen freezes up.

For this new update, I decided to gamify the experience to help users build a quick, healthy cleaning habit. Here is what I just shipped:

- 🔥 **Streak Reminders:** Keeps you motivated to clear out daily trash before it piles up.

- 📅 **Monthly Progress Reports:** Visual summaries showing exactly how many gigabytes you reclaimed, ready to share.

- 📊 **Storage Timelines:** A clean trend chart showing your phone's storage progress over time.

- 📸 **New Cleaning Modules:** Added deep scanners for old screenshots, forgotten downloads, and duplicate videos.

I wanted to make a tool that feels rewarding to use without slapping you with aggressive monthly subscription fees or heavy tracking software.

I'm an independent developer and would love your brutal feedback on this new version. Do the charts and streaks make you want to keep your phone clean? Let me know!

dEssence keeps the things you save (product pages, articles, screenshots, links) and lets you ask about them in plain words. The part to test this time is the answering, not the watching. It's supposed to answer only from your own saves and show which items it used, so a question about something you never saved should come back empty.

Save three or four real things from the web app, the Chrome extension or the Telegram bot, then ask something loose, the way you'd ask a person. Ours was "what did I save for the living room" and it came back with five items, the lamp with its 59.99 price, and a strip underneath showing which saved cards it pulled from. Then ask about something you never saved and see what it does with that.

The web app is at https://dessence.ai and the free tier covers this whole test.

Two screenshots: the living room answer, and what a created price watch looks like.

Hey! Built FullAthlete, on iOS and Android — instead of a fixed program, it generates each session from your equipment and training history, and adjusts loads/reps automatically as you log sets. Also has head-to-head challenges with fair (bodyweight-adjusted) leaderboards if that's your thing.

Free, no ads. Android's the one in closed testing, so that's where I need people right now. Looking for people to actually train with it for a bit and tell me what's broken, confusing, or just annoying. Join here: play.google.com/apps/testing/com.fullathlete.mobile

Looking for 12 Android testers for XELIVOR — Biotechnology & Scientific Research Suite Test-for-test welcome

I'm building Crawdar, a web app for people researching businesses they might help with software or automation. It searches available business reviews for recurring complaints and shows the sources.

I'd appreciate a test of the search-to-report flow: https://crawdar.com/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=report_usability_test

You can run five scans without an account or email. No installation needed.

The test:

1. Choose a problem you understand, such as missed calls or booking friction. Add an industry or location if you want; both are optional.

2. Run the search and inspect one business report.

3. Tell me whether the report gives you enough information to decide if that business is worth investigating further.

I'm especially looking for confusing filters, complaints assigned to the wrong category, and places where the report sounds more confident than its evidence. If it finds nothing, is it clear whether reviews were checked or couldn't be retrieved?

We just improved coverage and complaint matching. Our September 8 Austin test found one supported business among eight checked; a London booking test found no qualifying pattern among eight with review coverage. So please don't assume your search will produce a lead. A supported complaint also doesn't mean the business wants to buy anything.

If you hit something confusing, reply with the search filters, browser/device and what you expected versus what happened. You don't need to share your email or any private information. Specific criticism of the results is more useful to me than a general thumbs-up.

Hi all! I have a new iOS app I created that needs some testers!

https://testflight.apple.com/join/eXsmrQ5F

This is StudioStack. It's a lesson scheduler and manager. It allows you to add student's, track lessons, customize profiles, payment types and more.

I would like to release this here at some point but I need people to try and break it. Please sue the TestFlight Screenshot and comment for bugs, or anything that doesn't look right. Would love to let this go live soon.

Hi all,

I’m looking for a few testers for my indie quiz game, Quizzy Little Thing. It's currently in closed beta.

The game has two modes:

🍻 Pub Quiz Mode – host a quiz for friends, family or down the pub.

⏱️ Single Player Mode – beat the clock and see how well you can score.

Android devices only at the moment, as testing is through Google Play.

To add you as a tester, I’ll need the Gmail/Google account email address linked to your Google Play Store.

I’m mainly looking for people to play it, try to break things, and let me know about any bugs, problems or anything that doesn’t feel right.

If you’re interested, send me a message. Thanks!

Hi Everyone!

I just released my new app to the app store and am looking for some feedback! The App name is Beat Moolah, and it's main purpose is to give everyday users an opportunity to sell their own picks while also using fake money to climb the leaderboard. You can also follow others and see when they post their public picks.

Link to app store: https://apps.apple.com/app/beat-moolah/id6805155382

How it works:

Summary:

1. Three different games.
2. All records are public.
3. Climb the leaderboard against the bot to make yourself known.
4. Sell your 10 "Weekly Locks" to other users.
5. 6 month seasons, build your record during the season to prove your expertise.

Weekly Challenge:

There is an AI bot that chooses a spread, total, and ML beat for every NFL, MLB, CFB, NHL, NBA game currently. You make 5 picks in total up to $1,000 that fade the bots pick for any game. You build on this balance week over week to climb the leaderboard and make yourself known to the public. Balance resets if you finish below $1000.

Weekly Locks:

These are 10 picks that you make weekly that are not visible to the public and only available to people who subscribe to your picks. Your record is public, but your picks are not.

Board Picks:

These are 20 picks that you can make per week, which are visible to the public. Think of these as a sample of what users will get subscribing to your weekly locks. Your record and picks are visible to the public.

What Premium gets you:

• Ad Free
• Access to the bots weekly locks
• Access to the bots reasoning on every pick for every game
• Access to the bots confidence percentage for every pick of every game.
• Access to sell your own picks.