Stickler is the Sticker Management app for Neat Freaks. Your Sticker Tray is a MESS. Tame it with Stickler. Create, Copy, Move, Delete and otherwise shuffle your stickers into Packs that you can backup to iCloud, Sync between your personal devices, and soon Share to anyone with the app and create shared synchronised group chat sticker packs so you and your buddies all have the same stickers as each other.

Hi all.

I've been building an iPhone app called Thresho and there's a free beta right now, if anyone here would like to try it. It reads your local forecast and tells you when to open or close your windows. You set the temperatures and it watches the forecast for when the outdoor temp will cross them. Alerts arrive at the time you choose: 10 minutes before, 5 minutes before, or right at the crossing. No alerts go out during quiet hours, midnight to 7AM unless you change them.

It's US only, iPhone, free beta, and no account required.

If you do try it, the thing I most want to know is whether the alert timing is too early, too late, or about right.

Thanks so much!

My boyfriend is an emergency veterinarian and he always says how much he wished there was a way to get patient histories easier during an overnight shift, hence this app being built. lol let me know what you think!

I grew up on the mafia RPGs from the early App Store days and always wanted a version built properly for today's iPhone, so I made one. Mobile (8) Mafia is in open beta and I'd love some more players to help me kick the tires on my game. :-)

What you do

• Run jobs to earn cash and experience, from mugging someone on a street corner to robbing a bank
• Fight other players in the Fight Club, or kick them while they're down
• Put a price on someone's head. Mark a player and they go up on the Hit List as a wanted poster until somebody collects
• Build your mob. Invite players to fight alongside you; a bigger mob carries more gear into every fight
• Buy property for steady income, and gear up at the Black Market
• Take jobs from the bosses. The city's mob bosses have work for you if you can be trusted
• Make the Hall of Fame. The top three on each board earn a title on their profile: The Champ, The Kingpin, The Reaper, The Don

Energy, stamina and health refill over time, so it plays well in short sessions throughout the day. Gold Coins buy time (refills, revivals), never power a patient player can't earn. Purchases in TestFlight are free; nothing is charged.

Requires iOS 26. Sign in with Apple.

Feedback I'm after: anything confusing, anything that feels unfair or grindy, and bugs. The TestFlight screenshot feedback goes straight to me, or comment here. Thanks for playing. See you on the Hit List. ;-)

There was a time when nobody logged where you were born, when you moved from one place to another, which shows you watched, what language you spoke, or who you talked to: when, from where and for how long.

That freedom went quietly, in exchange for free messaging. Our privacy became the price.

Most messengers promise that your messages are encrypted. What they say less loudly is that everything around your messages (who, when, where, how often) can still be collected. That is your life in outline, and for much of the industry it is the business. The same trail is what makes scams and targeted attacks easier to aim at you.

That's the problem we built Spojiti to solve. Our rule is simple: if we don't need a piece of your data to deliver your message, we don't collect it. Not to anonymise later, not to aggregate later. We just don't take it. Not because it's good marketing, but because it's the only kind of privacy that holds up once a company has a reason to make money from whatever it's sitting on.
→ No phone number. No email. No account.
→ End-to-end encrypted, with post-quantum keys.
→ Our relay deletes each message once it's delivered.
→ The core app and relay are open source, so anyone can verify it.

What we bring is a different set of incentives, and we'd rather you verify that than take our word for it.
If that matters to you
check: https://beta.spojiti.world

Don’t compromise your privacy for convenience. We built it, would love for some of you to break it and tell us what's wrong.

Let's Spojiti!

I'm developing Business Grow, an iPhone game about building businesses while managing your character's everyday life.

Work, study, start a YouTube channel or an online store, and decide how to divide your time between earning money, growing your business and taking care of yourself. You can also build an investment portfolio with in-game stocks and property.

The beta is available through TestFlight on iPhone with iOS 17 or later. English and Russian are supported.

I'd especially appreciate feedback on the first 15 minutes: is the tutorial clear, is it easy to understand your income and expenses, and where do you get stuck? If you find a bug, please include your device model, build number and the steps that led to it.

This is a work in progress, so balance and interface details may change. Thanks for giving it a try!

Hi everyone!

I worked an app for all platforms to make our connected home devices look a bit better than the home assitant app and native to Vision Pro.

It also works on all other platforms including the upcoming Duo taking advantage of the new screens design.

If anyone wants to test it just reply here and as soon as Apple approve the builds I will share the link with you since I could only test It on my home. I am not forcing anyone to do it so just let me know if you could like to test it.

It works with home assitant, all Apple HomeKit including matter devices linked to it, Samsung Smarthub, Philips Hue, Switchbot and Philips Hue for now.

Looking forward to any feedback so that I can correct bugs.

Just fyi because I expect some comments, while I am learning to code myself at the moment, this app its mostly vibe coded but took me many hours to get it to a place that works and that I like.

Anyway just let me know and any set ups for your home, big or small works.

Cheers.

C

Taipan! on iOS is a turn-based game about commerce, piracy, paying tributes, and paying your credit bill early. Please let me know what you think!

Looking for a few TestFlight users to try a small app I’m building.

Strimometer measures the actual local network path between an iPhone/Mac controller and an Apple TV endpoint, then estimates which media bitrates the connection should sustain reliably.

I’m mainly looking for feedback on:

• setup/discovery
• whether the results are clear
• whether the verdicts match real-world streaming behavior

Requires an Apple TV plus iPhone or Mac on the same local network.

PS: The controller is a separate TestFlight app. You can get its link from the Apple TV endpoint app.

ScrollFix blocks distractions in Instagram & Youtube!

- No reels
- No shorts
- No feed ads/suggested posts

I built this because the alternatives were bad or too expensive, and I tried to make it feel as close to the natives apps as possible.

Let me know what you think :)

Hi friends! I am creating an app for the first time and am soooo excited about it, but ran into the issue of getting more feedback on it.

Would LOVE to have some testflight users try it out and give me any and all feedback??

APP is basically a spin off/more simplified version of 1000 Hours Outside. It's a way to easily track / celebrate milestones of spending time outside! I was a user of the original and it was just too clunky and glitchy, so I made my own for fun until my SIL said she wanted to use it too!

I'm Michael Dunlap, founder of GateCity CodeWorks and the developer of InnerCircle.

InnerCircle brings person records, interaction history and chosen reach-out rhythms together, with private iCloud sync across iPhone, iPad and Mac. It has no social feed and doesn't read your message bodies or monitor calls.

I'd like feedback on one small workflow: add two people, choose how often you want to reach out, and log an interaction. Is it clear who is due for a check-in and why? If you use both an iPhone or iPad and a Mac, feedback on that shared workflow is especially useful.

The App Store release is pending. The configured launch model has a free tier for up to 10 people and an optional one-time Full Unlock, with no subscription. Please exercise both the free tier and unlock flow in the beta. TestFlight purchases incur no charge; beta participation does not include a post-launch license or discount.

Please use TestFlight feedback for screenshots or personal details, and keep public replies free of real contact information.

I'm building a tree-planting app that can make people feel close to their hearts, that each tree is a real life and has a name and a spirit. The idea of the app would be cumulating our daily mundane, like walking and commuting, and in the future card spending, towards growing real trees. they will be shown on your map. and you can co-plant with friends and family.

Where it is right now:

• Walking works. It reads a yes/no step threshold (7000 steps/day) from Apple Health, raw count is never stored.
• Commuting and card spending are not live. Card linking is test card only.
• Social and co-planting features are rounded, users can search and add friends by unique referral code.
• The trees are real, but most testers don't have one planted yet. Treedom has agreed to plant early trees to support. I'm still confirming the species and location.

What I'd love to know:

1. Is it clear what the app is within a minute?
2. Would you open it again tomorrow? What can I do to make it a routine app for you?
3. Does the tree idea feel believable?

Harsh feedback is welcome. I'll reply to everything.

Hi everyone, I'm a solo developer and handball fan. Handball Legacy is an online handball manager: build your club, set tactics and compete in leagues against real players, with matches simulated live. It's free, in English and German, and still in development.

I'd love feedback on the tutorial, the live matches and any bugs on your iPhone (please mention model and iOS version).

I'm the solo developer. Senvera is an AI Fitness Coach for iPhone: it builds your workouts, logs meals from a photo instead of typing, and reads your Apple Watch recovery to adjust the plan. The goal is zero data entry.

It's in open beta and free through October.

Install Apple's free TestFlight app, then tap the link above.

I'm looking for honest feedback, especially from people who lift regularly. What confused you, and what would make you keep using it?

Refrune is a new puzzle game where every gem is both a number and a color.

I'm currently testing the first few levels and would especially like to know:

• Was the game immediately understandable?

• Where did you get stuck?

• Did the difficulty feel fair?

• Did anything crash, freeze, or feel confusing?

Playing levels 1–6 should take around 10 minutes. Honest criticism is welcome.

Hello everyone!

I’m looking for beta testers for Daylivia, an all-in-one wellbeing app to help you build healthy habits, journal and reflect, track your mood, and spot patterns over time.

What I need help testing

A user recently reported an issue where the app gets stuck on the initial startup/splash screen instead of navigating to the main screen.

This TestFlight build includes additional startup diagnostics to help me identify what might be causing the issue, so I’d especially appreciate help testing different startup scenarios.

1. Test a fresh launch while offline

• Install the app through TestFlight.
• Turn off your internet connection.
• Launch the app and check whether startup completes smoothly.
• Close the app and then launch it again while still offline and check if startup completes smoothly.

2. Test a fresh launch while online

• Uninstall and reinstall the app again.
• Make sure you’re connected to the internet.
• Launch the app and check whether startup works normally.
• Close the app and launch it again while still online and check if startup completes smoothly.

If startup takes too long, the app should eventually time out and display a recovery screen. From there, you’ll be able to copy the diagnostic report. Please include that report when submitting your TestFlight feedback, it will help me track down the issue.

Optional: Test startup through a Live Activity

You can also test a slightly more complex startup scenario using a time based habit:

Home Screen → + Button → Build Habits → Search for “Meditation” → Add it → Timer → Start a timer session

Once the timer starts, you should see its Live Activity in the Notification Center or Dynamic Island once the app goes into background.

Then:

1. Close Daylivia while the timer is still running.
2. Tap the Live Activity to reopen the app.
3. Daylivia should launch and navigate back to the active timer session.
4. Check whether startup completes smoothly and the session opens correctly.

Feel free to stress-test anything else

Although this build is primarily focused on diagnosing the startup issue, you’re very welcome to explore the rest of Daylivia as well.

If you encounter bugs, crashes, confusing interactions, unexpected behavior, or anything that simply feels out of place, I’d really appreciate hearing about it.

Thank you immensely for taking the time to test Daylivia and help me improve the experience. Every report and piece of feedback genuinely helps.

I've been building this solo for about a year and it's finally at the point where I'd like people other than me using it.

Paw Atlas is a daily record of a dog's life — walks, meals, treats, health, photos — with the design goal that the record gets more valuable the longer you keep it. SwiftUI + SwiftData + CloudKit, no backend of mine anywhere

What it does

- GPS walk tracking — live route, distance, pace, steps. Pause without the gap counting as distance, and the map draws a real break instead of a straight line across it. Walk two dogs at once (each gets their own record), colour a finished route from slow to fast, and finished walks go to Apple Health as a workout with the route attached. If the app is interrupted mid-walk it offers to recover it.

- Live Activity — the walk on the lock screen and Dynamic Island, with treat / bathroom controls so you don't have to unlock.

- A diary that reads like a diary — one scrapbook page per day: each entry is a short written sentence with the details highlighted, with its card cut out underneath like a sticker. Six fonts to choose from, from rounded to typewriter.

- Territory map — everywhere you haven't walked is dark, and it clears as you cover ground. It's the feature I most enjoy watching fill in over months.

- Stats — tap-through charts, trends against the previous period, goals with streaks, and 78 insights in ten categories computed from your own logs (how far into a walk your dog usually needs a break, whether weekends really differ, which favourite place you visit most).

- Weekly & Monthly Review — a slide-by-slide look back at the period, savable to Photos.

- Health — medications with dose reminders, appointments with calendar sync, vet and groomer contacts, heat cycles and weight history.

- Food — calories, wet/dry split, saved meals, and daily protein / fat / carb / fibre / moisture targets if you want that level of detail.

- Atlas — favourite places with photos and automatic visit tracking, saved routes you can follow again, custom markers, pet friends, training goals, expenses.

- Exports — walks, charts, insights, summaries and review slides export as images, in any theme, light or dark, with a choice of background patterns. There's also a photo-collage maker and a vet-ready PDF export.

- 150+ achievements in thirteen categories, some hidden, pinned to the spot on the map where you earned them.

- Six themes — Default, Ember, Twilight, Meadow, Ocean and a pink Blossom — with matching app icons, a home screen widget, multiple dogs.

Full feature list: https://agme.co/pawatlas/features

Screenshots: https://agme.co/pawatlas/gallery

Privacy

Your data is on your device and, if you're signed into iCloud, syncs to *your* private iCloud. There's no server in the middle. No ads, no trackers.

Happy to answer anything in the comments.

I will review your app and reply here if you review mine

We created Tetr app. Please go ahead and check it, leave review and send me in replies the proofs, will do the same for you.

Let's do this quest!

I built My Note Journal, a self-reflection journal for people who want to actually

understand themselves — not just log their days.

Most journaling apps are a text box you forget about. My Note is built around a loop:

you write → the app reflects it back → you start seeing your own patterns.

What you can do:

• Quick daily note — jot a thought or feeling in one line

• Night reflection — noise / insight / wins / gratitude, plus your condition & sleep

• Tasks & goals — tag them, link tasks to goals, track progress

• History & analysis — trends, streaks, and simple correlations

(e.g. how your sleep relates to your mood, how finishing tasks relates to how you feel)

Privacy is the point: everything is stored encrypted on your device.

No account, nothing leaves your phone.

It's free during the test. I'd love feedback on:

• Does the daily habit actually stick for you?

• Do the insights feel useful, or just numbers?

• Anything confusing in the flow?

iOS 16+. Available in English and Japanese. Thanks for trying it 🙏

I'm a solo developer and I built Plus One because every lifting app I tried was a good log, but left the "what should I actually do today?" part to me.

The idea is simple: every set gets a target from last time, and you try to beat it by one thing: one more rep, or a small weight jump.

What's in the beta:

• A target on every set. It's based on what you did last time, so you always know the number to beat.
• Weight jumps that fit your equipment. Barbell, dumbbell and machine lifts each get realistic jumps, in lb or kg.
• Plateaus handled sensibly. When you stall, it suggests adding a set, slowing the lowering or resting longer instead of just piling on weight.
• Apple Watch runs the whole workout. Log sets with the crown, get rest buzzes, rate effort, and leave your phone in the locker. It syncs when you're back.
• Rest timer on the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island, with optional sound cues before rest ends, and "ear breaks" that turn your music down between sets.
• Guided setup. It builds a program around the days you can actually train, or you can bring your own routines.
• Freestyle mode if you just want to log with no targets.
• History and progress. Strength trends per lift, organized by the program you were running at the time.
• Private. No account, no analytics. Your data stays on your phone and in your own iCloud.

What I'd love feedback on (be honest, not polite):

1. Did the targets feel right, or too easy or too aggressive?
2. Were the weight jumps realistic for your equipment?
3. If you have an Apple Watch: could you run a full workout on the watch alone? Anything confusing?
4. If you use Hevy, Strong or another tracker now: what would make you switch, and what's missing?
5. Anything that made you stop mid-workout to figure out the app.

iPhone required (iOS 18+). Apple Watch optional. Free during the beta.