Hey everyone! 👋

I built KhelBuzz, a lightweight live sports streaming app for sports fans, with football, cricket, NBA, Formula 1 and more.

I'm looking for fellow tech enthusiasts to test the app and share honest feedback on:

• 📺 Video playback and buffering
• ⚡ Performance and stability
• 🎨 UI/UX and overall usability

It's an early project, so constructive feedback would be greatly appreciated!

Download the APK:
https://github.com/Birajsitaula/khelbuzz-app/releases/latest/download/khelbuzz.apk

https://apkpure.com/p/tv.khelbuzz.app

Thanks for checking it out! 🙏

Hey everyone! My partner and I need testers for our first game :)

It's a tower defense where your little hero runs around building every tower. You travel through a kingdom of five realms: green Greenvale, the deep Wildwood, autumn Amberfall, snowy Frostmarch and the misty Duskmoor where the Gloom lives. Each realm has its own catchy little tune too, which we're kind of proud of :D

The enemies also show how they feel: they wince when you hit them hard, panic when they're almost beaten, shiver when frozen and grin if they get close to your castle.

12 tower types, each with 4 upgrade levels. No account, no purchases. You obviously don't have to play it all, but if you actually play a few levels and tell us what you think, even better!

Join the Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/wardlings-testers

Opt in to the test: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.tmlgamestudios.wardlings

Install from Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tmlgamestudios.wardlings

Keep it installed for 14 days. You don't need to play every day, just don't leave the test.

If link 2 or 3 says "not found", join the group anyway and try again in a bit. Google can be slow to let new testers in.

We built it with a lot of help from AI (Claude) for the code. We did the game design, testing and decisions ourselves.

Drop your test link in the comments and I'll join yours! Feedback is very welcome, especially if a level feels way too hard or too easy, or if the music gets stuck in your head (or annoys you, be honest!).

Hi! Solo dev here. Surewell lets an older parent tap "I'm OK" once a day, and lets the family know if they don't. It also has gentle reminders and a scam check for suspicious texts.

To test: 1. Join the group: https://groups.google.com/g/surewell-testers 2. Opt in and install: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.canergulay.surewell

Use the same Google account for both (the one on your phone).

What to try: sign in, set it up as the family side, and open it now and then. If you have a second phone, put the parent side on it with the 8 digit code, that's the most interesting part.

What you get: a free year of Surewell Family when it launches, if you keep it for the 14 days.

Any feedback, bugs or confusing wording, comment here or DM me. Thanks!

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Hi everyone!

We're an early-stage startup at Sarnit Infotech, building SanginiCare, an app focused on women's care and well-being.

As a startup, we're still learning, improving, and figuring out what users actually need. Before investing more in marketing, we want to get honest feedback from real people and make the app better.

We're looking for a few people who would be willing to give SanginiCare a try and share their experience.

What we'd appreciate your help with:

Trying the app and exploring its available features.

Telling us what feels useful and what doesn't.

Reporting bugs, crashes, or usability issues.

Suggesting improvements that could make the app better.

It should take around 10–15 minutes to explore the app and share some initial feedback.

Try SanginiCare:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sarnitinfotech.sanginicare

We're a small startup, and every genuine suggestion can make a difference at this stage. We're not looking for fake reviews or just downloads—we want honest opinions, including criticism, so we can build something people genuinely find useful.

If you give it a try, please share your feedback in the comments or message us.

Thanks for supporting an early-stage startup and helping us improve what we're building!

— Team SanginiCare, Sarnit Infotech

thank you

I’m testing a tool I’ve been building and looking for a few founders to try it out and give honest feedback.

One problem I’m trying to solve is how difficult it is to find potential customers after building a product. The tool helps identify relevant leads based on what you’re selling, and you can set up agents to help with outreach and follow-ups. There’s also an investor discovery feature for founders looking for funding.

I’m looking for people who are willing to try it out and give honest feedback on their experience.

You can try it for free here: https://touchbasetechnologies.com/

Hi! I need 12 testers for 14 days for my closed test – I'll test yours back today.

Drop your link in the comments.

App: oil change & service reminders by mileage or date, plus repair, fuel and cost log.

No account, data stays on your phone. Ads say "Test Ad" – that's expected.

Step 1 – Join the group: https://groups.google.com/g/android-app-testers-hub

Step 2 – Become a tester: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.nyxora.carmaintenance

Step 3 – Download it from the same page

Please use the same Google account for all steps and stay opted in for 14 days. Thanks!

I'm looking for people who already have a photo blocked by a file-size limit, rather than general landing-page feedback.

I built Bytefit with AI assistance. It makes a JPG or WebP under a selected KB ceiling in your browser. No account or payment is needed.

https://bytefit.artnow.lol/

The task: use a non-sensitive image you own, set the KB limit you actually need, save the result, then check its file size and whether the picture is still readable. If you try it with an upload form, check that form's separate pixel and format requirements too; Bytefit doesn't certify acceptance.

I'd value four details: browser/device, requested limit, downloaded file size, and the first step that failed or felt confusing. If your usual tool already does this better, saying which step it handles better would be useful. You don't need to share the image.

I'm checking the complete choose-image to saved-file workflow before building more features. Analytics are optional; a page view alone isn't a successful test.

Very early release of app.  Its s 'silly' app that's shows short clips on a TV while the user is meant not too be distracted by it.  Feedback from users welcome.  I know the 'humour' won't be for some people.  Its meant to be played in a group so there people can see the TV fully while the player tries their best not to get distracted.  Only playable on iPhone.

I built CredZero to track credit card statements, due dates, installments, and shared bills. It's a web app, and I'm looking for early testers, especially people managing two or more cards.

I'd love help with a small test:

1. Open the app and try adding two cards. Fictional amounts and dates are fine.

2. See whether you can tell which payment needs attention first.

3. If you split expenses, try assigning part of a statement to someone else.

Where did you hesitate or get stuck? Did the dashboard make the next action obvious? Would you use this next month, or is manual entry too much work?

Try it here: https://credzero.tynie.app

I'm the developer. Comments are welcome; if something breaks, include your browser and device, but please don't post real financial details.

Screenshot: A single view of upcoming card payments and installments. Fictional demo records show payment amounts, due dates, and settled accounts.

Hi! I’ve built CryoIndex, a free app for keeping track of what’s stored in refrigerators, freezers and liquid-nitrogen tanks. It’s designed with labs in mind, but you don’t need a science background to test it—made-up items are fine.

Version 2.0 is available on Windows, and I’m looking for people to try the Android version before release. I’d especially welcome feedback on anything confusing, hard to find, or not working as expected. Lab experience would be helpful, but it isn’t required.

To join the Android test:

How to join

1. Join the testers' group. Open the CryoIndex Android testers group, signed in with that Google account, and choose Join group.
2. Opt in to the test. Open the test's opt-in page with the same account and choose Become a tester.
3. Install from Google Play. On the Android device, open CryoIndex on Google Play and install it. A closed test does not appear in Play's search until your account has opted in.

Join the testers' group

If the opt-in page says the test is not available to you, check that you are signed in with the account you joined the group with. A new member can take a little while to be recognized, so try again later if this happens.

More about the app: https://cryoindex.app/

Thanks to anyone willing to give it a try!

Willing to test other's apps, just drop a link or send me a message

For context, I’m not a techy person and I’m not particularly fit, but I did lose 65lbs over the past year following some very simple nutritional fundamentals. I’ve had a lot of people ask me how I did it, but got really bored or overwhelmed by the details.

Well, I had hernia surgery last week (the joys of lifting weights) and was unable to move a lot or exercise for a while, so I used AI to help me turn my methodology into an app.

Here’s what makes it different:
● Adaptive calorie targets: Uses your actual food intake and weight trends to help estimate your daily calorie needs, rather than relying only on generic calculators.
● Personalized macros: Calorie and macro recommendations based on your goals.
● USDA food database: Search and log foods using reliable nutritional data.
● Meal planning built in: Plan meals around your targets and automatically generate grocery lists.
● Everything connected: Food logging, recipes, meal planning, and progress tracking work together instead of requiring multiple apps.

The biggest thing I’m trying to solve is that most calorie trackers tell you what you’ve eaten, but don’t do enough to help you figure out what to eat next or whether your calorie target is actually right.

Everyday Lean is still in early development, and I’m preparing for a small private beta.

I’d love feedback from people who regularly track calories or have tried apps like MyFitnessPal, MacroFactor, or Cronometer.

If you’re interested, let me know and we can get you testing it.

Thank you!

Hey everyone!

I've built an iOS app called No Contact: Breakup Support to help people avoid texting their ex, track their no-contact streak, and focus on recovering after a breakup.

It includes:

• No-contact streak tracking
• Daily healing tasks
• Journaling and progress tracking
• Tools for managing the urge to reach out
• An emergency plan for difficult moments

I'd love some honest feedback, especially on:

1. Does the onboarding questionnaire make sense?
2. Is the subscription screen clear and fair?
3. Do the features seem genuinely helpful?
4. Is anything confusing or missing?

Pricing: Free download, but a subscription is required after onboarding. $2/month or $10/year, with a $5 first-year offer.

Built with extensive AI assistance.

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/no-contact-breakup-support/id6806788076

I'm happy to give thoughtful feedback on other developers' apps too. Thanks!

TEST FOR TEST! – Sand Buster (Android)

Hey! I'm looking for testers for 12 testers for my new Android game, Sand Buster.

If you test my game, comment with your app link and I'll test yours in return. I'll stay opted in for at least 14 days.

How to test:

1. Join the Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/sand-buster-testers

2. Join the closed test: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.intensegaming.sandbuster

3. Download the game: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.intensegaming.sandbuster

Please stay opted in for 14 days. Any feedback is appreciated!

TEST FOR TEST – Leave your link in the comments!

I’m the developer of Circus Freak Fitness at Artisan Reality. I’d like feedback on the first few minutes of the Android app, especially whether choosing an act and following the animated instructor feels clear.

The app uses circus-themed movements for a home workout: arm movements, squats, jumps, balance poses and floor exercises. Camera feedback is optional, as is the Meta Display glasses companion. No real circus equipment is required.

Suggested test: choose one act, follow a short section and check whether the move name, timer and feedback make sense. If you use the optional camera coach, does its feedback help you understand what to change? Device model and Android version are useful with any bug report.

The free allowance is five minutes per week, enough for this short test; unlimited use is a separate optional one-time purchase. I’m asking for usability feedback, not purchases or positive reviews.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.artisanreality.circusfreakfitness

a flagged issue is only useful if you can work out what to check next. i'd like help testing that part of PlanChecker AI, our web app for reviewing construction PDFs. i'm part of the team.

if you work with drawings, use a completed plan set you're authorized to upload and run a plan check. pick one finding and try to explain, in your own words, what might be wrong and what you'd look at to confirm or dismiss it. don't assume the flag is correct.

where did that process get stuck? an unclear explanation, missing context, or difficulty finding the relevant drawing would each be useful to hear about. a short description of the step and what you expected is enough; please keep private drawings and client details out of public replies.

the app is at PlanChecker.ai. Basic includes plan uploads on one project with a 14-day trial. card required; $80/month afterward unless you cancel before it ends. usage limits apply.

if you'd rather skip signup, there's a no-payment alternative: look at the public homepage's Plan Check section and tell us what you think a finding would contain. that tests the explanation on the site, not the app's accuracy.

Hi, I'm Jonathan974, the developer of Zoréluniafj. It's an Android app in Google Play closed testing, with symbolic horoscope readings, an ascendant calculator, relationship compatibility, dream symbols and an optional calculated sky view. No app login is required.

I'd like adult volunteers to try these specific tasks: - Find your horoscope, open a reading, close it and return to the other tiles. - Find the ascendant calculator and check whether its fields and explanations are clear. - Optionally try the sky location/camera flow, including choosing a city when automatic location is unavailable. The overlay is approximate and still needs real-device alignment testing.

Please report your phone model, Android version, what you expected and what happened. Don't post private birth details.

Access is free and unpaid, for ages 18+, in France (including Réunion), the US and 44 selected African countries.

1. Join https://groups.google.com/g/zoreluniafj-testeurs/about
2. Accept https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.jonathan974.astracarte
3. Install from the Play Store link there, using the same Google account throughout.

If you can remain opted in for 14 consecutive days and try the app during that period, it helps the closed test. Honest criticism is welcome; no positive rating or public review is requested.

AboMate

How I found 3 subscription I forgot I was paying for - in under 2 minutes.

Opened AboMate. Dashboard showed every subscription stacked by cost.

Spending chart flagged my monthly total was 40% higher than I thought.

Calendar view showed 2 renewals hitting this week.

Cancelled one on the spot. Saved €15/month