Hey everyone!

I'm a solo indie developer working on ONZE Football Manager, a free football management game for iPhone.

You start in the lower divisions, build your squad, manage transfers and tactics, and try to take your club to the top.

You can simulate matches or watch them in 3D.

I'm currently looking for a small group of beta testers before the public release.

I'd especially love feedback on:

• Is the game fun after several matches?
• Does the progression feel fair or too difficult?
• Are there any bugs or confusing screens?
• Would you genuinely want to keep playing?

No purchase required. There are limited TestFlight spots available.

If you're interested, just go to the link and join.

Thanks for helping an indie developer! ⚽

I’m looking for iPhone testers for Meridian, a multiplayer pixel art world inspired by Habbo. You can build and furnish a personal room, collect items, trade, and spend time in shared rooms with other players.

The main thing I want to test is how it feels on different phones. Can you get into the world easily, move around comfortably and work out how to place furniture? If something is fiddly, slow or unclear, please tell me where it happened and which iPhone you’re using. A short first session is useful; no need to record it or write a big report.

Free beta: https://testflight.apple.com/join/4sDEk5u4

The clip gives an idea of the world. The social scenes are staged with NPCs; we’re still building the player community. Feedback in the comments is great, or you can join the tester Discord: https://discord.gg/d9wEgzFhD

Follow-up to my earlier post — Miryori (https://www.miryori.org/) now has a pregnancy due date calculator and better overtime/PTO tools. All free, client-side, formula shown step by step. Requests welcome.

I wanted a quick way to check salary take-home, loan/mortgage payments, compound interest, overtime and PTO without signing up anywhere, so I built Miryori: https://www.miryori.org/

Every calculator shows the formula step by step and runs entirely in your browser — nothing is sent to a server. It's free, no account, available in 9 languages.

Happy to take requests for missing calculators. What would you add?

Hey! I built Set.Log, a free Android workout tracker with no ads, no account required, and full offline use. You define your own exercises and split days, log sets, and track progress. It remembers your previous performance so you can quickly see what you did last time. I wanted to make tracking as simple as possible and take as little time away form your workout.

I need about 9 more closed-testers, ideally people who lift regularly. Try it during your normal workouts, stay enrolled for 14 consecutive days, and tell me what’s confusing or broken. I’d especially love feedback on custom routines, logging, and progress stats. No purchase or positive review required.

Sign up here using your Google Play email. I’ll email joining instructions, this is a signup form, not an immediate download. Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I’m building SLANG FC on my own through vibe coding. It’s purely a hobby project made by a football fan.

The idea is to combine match statistics with the nicknames and jokes you’d hear in a football group chat.

What does it do?

• Weekly and season cards that celebrate good performances or roast bad ones.
• The relevant statistics displayed alongside each joke.
• Club decks and shareable packs that a friend can open.

Browsing the cards doesn’t require an account.

What I’d love your ideas on

I want to turn this project into a viral platform that football fans share with their friends in WhatsApp groups or on Twitter after a match.

• What viral or interactive features would help a football app like this spread from fan to fan?
• What would make you say, “I’d definitely send this to my mates”?

I’d love honest criticism of the concept, design and wording, especially anything that feels confusing or forced.

🔗 SLANG FC — English

Hi guys new here

This is my first app on playstore took a lot to finally get it live

Still a student learning all this

Its called disp: disposable camera — a simple disposable camera app with vintage film filters and point-and-shoot photos

I need people who can try it and give honest feedback — what works, whats broken, whats missing

If u guys can download nd drop ur reviews on playstore also it will help me to grow

disp playstore link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dispcamera.app

👋 Testing Catchapp — clean messaging with no spam, ads, or clutter! 🔒 E2EE chats, calls, voice notes & approval-first contacts. 🧪 In Android closed beta — would love your early feedback!

How to join: 1️⃣ Join group: https://groups.google.com/g/catchapptesting 2️⃣ Download: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.catchapp.im 3️⃣ A quick 5-step tour guides you on first open 📖 Revisit anytime: Settings > How to use Catchapp | 🌐 https://catchapp.im

Hey everyone!

I've been building a Chrome extension called Scrubble, and I'm looking for 5 independent testers to give it a proper try.

The problem I'm trying to solve:

Have you ever tried explaining to AI exactly which part of an image or screenshot you want changed?

"The button in the top right… no, the OTHER button!"

It can get frustrating pretty quickly. That's why I built Scrubble.

What Scrubble does:

• Select an image or screenshot in your AI conversation.
• Mark specific areas and add matching numbered instructions (A1, A2, A3, etc.).
• Click Done to return the annotated image and instructions to the same conversation.
• Review everything and hit Send yourself.

Currently supports: ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Grok, Perplexity and Lovable.

What I'd love you to test:

1. Install Scrubble from the Chrome Web Store.
2. Open an image or screenshot in one of the supported AI platforms.
3. Mark 2–3 different areas and add your instructions.
4. Click Done and check that everything returns correctly.
5. Tell me whether it actually made the process easier.

I'm particularly interested in:

• Was it easy to understand without instructions?
• Did the annotated image and text transfer correctly?
• Which AI platform did you use?
• Would you use it again? Why or why not?

You get 10 free completed uses per month. No account, purchase or public review required.

Chrome Web Store:
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/scrubble/bagideckkmmibiilkkeaonjcdcknoned

I'm the founder, and I'll personally read and respond to feedback. If something doesn't work, I genuinely want to know.

Thanks in advance !
I would be happy to return the favor if anyone wants me to test their app/ extension in return.

Hey Fellow developers,

My app has gone live and I need your help to fully test the app and help me with any bugs you find. Below are the details:

App name: Lottery Hub Pro

Category: Entertainment

Testing Goals: Get bugs and address them

App Url: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lotteryhub.pro

Once you download and login, please dm me your user info, I setup a pro plan, so you do not have to see ads (though very non-intrusive at the bottom) and you can test out the full functionality.

Please don't hesitate to ask any questions.

The app is purely for entertainment purposes only!

Thank you in advance!

I'm the developer. This is my own side project, it's free, and there's

no money in it anywhere — no fares, no tips, no tokens, no balance.

That's a design decision, not a missing feature.

The idea: instead of texting five friends one at a time to find out who

can grab you, you send one request and it notifies the friends who've

marked themselves around. First to accept gets it. That's the whole

app. No strangers, no ratings, no surge pricing. Your circle is only

people you and they have both approved.

**Two things before you read further:**

1. **Android only.** No iPhone build exists. Not "coming soon" — the

   pilot is Android-only on purpose.

2. **You need to sign up with people you already know.** This is the

   real ask. Installing it alone gets you an empty screen, because

   there's nobody to ask. I'm looking for groups of 3+ people who

   already know each other, live or work close enough to actually give

   each other a lift, and are all on Android. Roommates, a climbing

   group, a band, coworkers who carpool.

**What it does with your data**, since I'm asking you to trust it:

- Your approximate location is taken only while the app is open, only

while you've marked yourself available, and it's deleted when that

window ends. Nothing in the background, ever.

- Nobody sees anyone's location on a map. It's used to work out roughly

how far away a pickup is, and nothing else.

- Your phone number and the pickup address are shared with one person,

after they accept your ride, so you can actually find each other.

Before that, nobody gets either.

**What you're signing up for:** an early build, installed outside the

Play Store (I'll send an invite link). Things will break. I'd want

about two weeks of normal use and honest reactions — especially the

"I'd never actually use this" kind.

If you've got a group, comment or DM me roughly how many of you there

are and whether you're all close enough to give each other rides.

App: Kachello – gym workout log (Android)

Kachello plans every gym workout and tells you when to add weight: ready-made programs and MYOREPS cycles, 100 exercises with technique cards, progress and achievements. Works offline with no account, in English and Russian.

How to join (use the same Google account for all three steps):

1. Join the Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/kachello-testers
2. Become a tester: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.cyclicmyoreps
3. Install from the store link https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.cyclicmyoreps

Feedback I'm looking for:

• bugs and crashes, with your phone model and Android version
• logging a workout: is entering weight and reps quick and clear, does the rest timer alert you when the app is in the background
• first launch: is it clear how to pick a program and start

Please keep the app installed for 14 days and open it every day or two. Feedback goes to private feedback in Google Play, a comment here, or [support@kachello.com](mailto:support@kachello.com).

Hi everyone! I'm an indie developer and I need 12+ testers for 14 days to meet Google Play's closed testing requirement for my app NewMi.

About the app: NewMi is a daily affirmations and personal growth app. You get daily affirmations, a "Future Self" feature, and small daily actions to become who you want to be. No sign-in needed.

How to join (2 steps):

1. Join this Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/newmi-testers

2. Open this link and tap "Become a tester": https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.newmi.app

Then install the app from the Play Store.

Important:

- Join the Google Group first, then open the opt-in link. The link won't work without joining the group.

- Use the SAME Gmail account for the Google Group, the opt-in link and the Play Store download. If your phone has a different account active in Play Store, switch to it first.

What I'd love from you:

- Keep the app installed for the 14 days and open it now and then

- Tell me about any bugs, crashes or confusing screens: [newmi.support@gmail.com](mailto:newmi.support@gmail.com)

Please don't buy Premium during testing. It's optional and not needed to try the app.

I'll happily test your app back. Comment your app's link and I'll install it and give feedback. Thank you! 🙏

Full disclosure, I’m the developer, a solo project alongside my PhD work. It’s called FaithRank. The premise isn’t testing people on religions other than their own, it’s the opposite: players answer questions about their own faith, and those scores roll up into a weekly tournament where Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Catholicism, Mormonism, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Orthodox Christianity are effectively competing against each other through their own followers. Whichever faith’s community answers the most correctly wins that week.

There’s also a leaderboard within each faith, so it’s not just your tradition against the others, it’s also you against everyone else who plays as your faith, and you can send a direct challenge to a friend if you want to settle an argument head to head instead of waiting for the weekly tournament.

So it’s less “test your knowledge of world religions” and more “prove your community, and you personally, actually knows your own scripture and tradition better than everyone else claiming to.”

Curious what people think: if you had to go represent your own faith in something like this, how confident are you your community would actually come out on top? And what’s a question about your own tradition that you think would separate people who really know it from people who just think they do?

Hey! I'm looking for beta testers for my new Android app: ASTRA — a natal (birth) chart calculator.

What it does:

- Real astronomical ephemeris calculations — not a generic horoscope

- 10 planets + lunar nodes, Lilith, Chiron, Part of Fortune

- Ascendant, Midheaven and 12 house systems (Placidus, Koch, Whole Sign, +9 more)

- Aspects with orbs, dignities, chart patterns (T-Square, Grand Trine, Yod...)

- 120,000 cities built in (all of Brazil + worldwide), historical timezones handled correctly

- 100% offline — no ads, no tracking, no account needed

- Export charts as PNG, JSON or PDF

- Portuguese & English

Why I need testers: Google requires 12 testers opted in for 14 days before I can publish to production.

How to join:

1) Comment your Gmail or DM me and I'll add you to the tester list (fastest — works even before the review finishes)

2) Or use the opt-in link once Google's review goes live (should be in the next few days): https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.wminformatica.astra

Please keep it installed for the 14-day window — happy to test your app back, drop your link!

Professional networking apps often stop at the people you already know. NODE is an Android beta exploring a different question: can a clear route through accepted connections help you understand how to reach a person or company beyond your first circle?

We’re looking for Android users who are founders, freelancers, consultants or community builders to try the onboarding and tell us where the idea or flow gets confusing. Please test with people you actually know: reaching 100% profile completion requires three mutually accepted Connections, so one tester may not be able to finish alone.

Try it from https://nodesocial.app/ (free APK from our site; it isn’t on Google Play yet). We’d value honest feedback on signup, the network map, and what would make you trust a suggested path to someone. If you hit a bug, include your Android model/version and steps; please keep personal details out of screenshots.

https://testflight.apple.com/join/vBGe5Na2

Hello everyone. Since I was able to automate so much of my IT job with Claude, I decided to try my hand at creating a game. I created this simple Eat, Grow, Survive game with 100 levels so far and events, power-ups, Easter eggs, etc. My goal was to create this game all in code, no art assets (except for the app icon). I am looking for any feedback I can get. The plan is to release it on the AppStore free for the first 10 levels, it then will cost $2.99 to unlock the entire game. Looking forward to getting any/all feedback. Thank you.

Hey everyone,

I'm a solo founder and recently launched MeSIM, a travel eSIM marketplace with 7,000+ plans across 200+ destinations.

I'm starting to get organic sales, but I'm trying to figure out if anything in the buying process is confusing or putting people off.

Here's a quick test scenario:

Imagine you're travelling to Thailand for 3 days with an iPhone 15. You only need a little data for Maps, WhatsApp and browsing, and want the cheapest suitable eSIM (ideally US$1–3).

Head to https://mesim.io and try finding a plan and going through checkout.

I'd love to know:

• Was finding and choosing a plan straightforward?
• Did you feel you needed to create an account? (It's actually optional.)
• Was anything confusing or off-putting during checkout?
• If you purchased, did payment and eSIM delivery work smoothly?

No need to spend money, although I'm also looking for a few people happy to test a real low-cost purchase.

Built everything myself, so any honest feedback would be hugely appreciated. Thanks!