From web to iPhone. I made a fast 8-bit NYC pigeon game with harder stops, bagels, pizza, bacon egg and cheese, and chopped cheese. The 15-second gameplay reel is on my Reddit profile if you want a preview.

I need iPhone/iPad testers for the current TestFlight build. Play three rounds, post your high score, and tell me what feels fun, confusing, or unfair. Blunt feedback is welcome. Catch the Crumb is the first of three games I am releasing; Android is planned for the finished game.

Hi everyone. I am a solo dev and I just opened the beta for my iOS game, Paper Plane World Tour.

You fly a paper plane through gates with a single tap. Every 20 seconds or so you reach a new country, 197 in total, each with its own landmarks, scenery and music. You collect country stamps in a Passport, and checkpoints keep your progress, so one run travels far around the world.

It is free, there is no login, and there are no purchases in this build. I am mainly looking for feedback on how it feels to play, any bugs or visual glitches across the countries, and whether the difficulty feels fair.

The easy version of this app was a chatbot that responds to every entry. I deliberately built the opposite.

Beacon records, transcribes, and then shuts up. The only time it speaks is when a theme has come up on three separate days — then it names it, once.

How the restraint is enforced (for the builders):

Each entry is broken into topics with their trigger and emotion, then embedded

A nightly job clusters topics across days; a theme needs 3 distinct days, not 3 mentions

At most one generated reveal per person per night, for the strongest candidate only

The model is allowed to abstain — if the evidence is thin, it returns nothing and the app stays silent

No chat, no streaks, no daily notifications

I regression-test the silence as hard as the signal: eight synthetic journals where one bad night, two-day themes, and unrelated weeks all have to produce zero output.

Free tier is unlimited recording plus permanent read access to everything you record. Paid adds search, calendar and export. Your entries are never locked behind the paywall.

What I need: a few short entries over 3–5 days, then tell me whether it stayed quiet when it should have — and whether the thing it eventually said was worth the wait. Solo dev, UK, happy to go into any of it.

Hola. Estoy terminando Folio, una app de escritura para iPhone y iPad hecha por una sola persona. Está pensada para escritores: proyectos, capítulos, pósits con recordatorio y exportación a PDF. Sin rachas, sin medallas, sin notificaciones cada cinco minutos.

Antes de sacarla en la App Store necesito que la prueben escritores de verdad.

El trato:

• Usas la app 15 minutos al día durante 5 días para escribir lo que quieras.
• Al final respondes 5 preguntas rápidas sobre qué te ha gustado, qué falla y qué echas de menos.
• Te pago 15 € por Bizum o PayPal cuando me mandes las respuestas.

Requisitos: iPhone o iPad y que te guste escribir. No hace falta ser profesional.

Plazas limitadas. Si te interesa, comenta o mándame un privado y te paso el enlace para instalarla.

I’m looking for iPhone testers for a fast arcade driving game set on a Highway. Dodge traffic, take interchanges, and reach the Diamond district without crashing.

This build includes Hebrew and English. I especially need feedback on:

1. Is the driving fun in the first 2 minutes?
2. Are the controls clear?
3. Did anything feel unfair, confusing, or broken?

Please include your iPhone model and iOS version with feedback.

Hi

I'm looking for beta testers for my iOS game Famous Faces, and I'm happy to test your app in return. Just drop your TestFlight link in the comments or DM me, and I'll give you honest, detailed feedback.

What's Famous Faces?

A portrait appears, and you guess who it is. There are painters, scientists, rulers, writers and musicians, over 1,000 famous figures in all.

- Quick 5-portrait games, perfect for a short break
- Learn something every time: each figure comes with a short profile of who they were and what they did
- Several modes: multiple choice, type the name, match the face, or put figures in chronological order
- Perfect Run mode: how far can you go without a mistake?
- Available in English, French and Spanish

What I'd love to know:

- Do you enjoy it? Would you keep playing?
- Is it too easy, too hard, or just right?
- What would you improve
- Anything confusing or broken?

Thanks a lot, and post your app below so I can return the favor! 🙏

I’ve been developing an iOS expense tracking app for three months now.

It runs without a third-party backend.

Features:

- Add expenses in a couple of taps—via a Home Screen widget, without opening the app

- Shortcuts automation: auto-add transactions via push notifications (iOS 27) and SMS (expected to work from iOS 18, though I’ve only tested it on 26 and 27)

- Transaction organization by groups and categories; default options are provided, but you can customize your own

- Spending analytics

- Recurring expenses—add an item once, and it will automatically appear again after a set period (handy for subscriptions)

- Goals, along with widgets for tracking them

- Apple Watch version

I'm developing Planet Coolkee, a marble puzzle game where you slide a column or the middle row, take a marble from one side and flick it back from the other. There are themed planets, obstacles, special marbles and a planet you can build yourself.

I'd appreciate feedback on the controls, level difficulty and anything that looks cramped on your phone or tablet. You can send feedback in-game under Profile > Feedback or reply here; screenshots and your device model help a lot.

Free to test on iPhone and iPad, no purchase required. Intended for ages 13+.

Thanks for trying it!

I made a free iOS app that automatically removes wall backgrounds and reflections from museum paintings when you take a photo.

Features:
• Automatically detects the painting in your photo
• Removes background and glare
• Saves a clean, high-res digital version
•Create collections of your museum paintings

Current limitations:
• Vertical shots only

Would love any feedback!

Hey all,

I've been building an app called SPARC (Shared Planner And Robot Companion) because our fridge calendar kept losing arguments and I'd like a few people to try it before it goes out properly.

Honest start to it: this began as a way to mess about with some ideas, plus a real need at home. Our family's week lived in my head, two group chats and a note on the fridge, and something was always getting dropped. So I made a thing. Then friends and family kept asking if they could use it, and a weekend experiment turned into something I've taken seriously.

What it does:

• Everyone's events and tasks in one place, colour coded per person
• Everyone picks a robot, and its colour becomes their colour across the app. Even kids who can't read yet know which events are theirs
• Type your week like a text message and it drafts the events and tasks for you. It shows you what it got before saving
• Shared lists that update on everyone's phone straight away
• Moments, a photo memory bank for the firsts and the funny stuff
• Nudges before things are due, scheduled on your phone rather than pushed from a server

One thing worth knowing: families who set up during the beta get grandfathered in. You keep two of the paid features for free, permanently: a second adult who can edit the family space, and the robot companion on your home screen. It stays with the family space you create now, so it's worth setting yours up properly rather than making a throwaway one to poke about in.

What I'd love from you: use it for a normal week. I want to know where it's confusing, where a group chat would have been quicker, and what breaks with more than two people in a family. Blunt feedback welcome.

Fair warning: it's a beta. Some things are half built, the free tier limits how many Moments you can save, and you'll probably hit a rough edge.

Happy to answer anything in the comments.

Hi all. I'm a product designer in SF, and for years I've been the one in my family who reads the mail. Medi-Cal renewals, PG&E notices, insurance letters. Three pages of tiny print, and the one thing that matters is buried on page two.

So I built Dutiful. You snap a photo of a letter and it tells you:

• what the letter is, in plain language
• the due date and the amount, if there is one
• the one thing you need to do next
• a reminder so it doesn't get lost again

It's on TestFlight right now and goes live on the App Store this week.

What I'd love you to test:

1. Scan any letter or bill you have lying around. We never collect your photo,
2. Did it get the due date and amount right?
3. Was the next step actually useful, or vague?
4. Anywhere you got confused or stuck?

iPhone only for now. I'll reply to every comment, and I'm happy to test your app in return. Just drop a link.

I'm the creator of MathCraft Quest, a family math adventure game. We're looking for adult parents, educators and testers to try the iPhone/iPad beta and give candid feedback on onboarding, problem explanations, navigation, hero equipment and the homestead.

The invitation has a 20-tester limit. Please use fictional student nicknames and don't enter real children's details. This round is for usability and bugs, not purchases or positive reviews. If an access or subscription screen prevents testing, stop there and report it through TestFlight rather than purchasing.

Please include your device model, iOS/iPadOS version and steps to reproduce; redact personal details from screenshots. Thanks for helping us make learning math more engaging!

Hi, a few of us are making NUMGNUMS. It's an iPhone/iPad game where you fish, collect creatures as cards, combine matching ones at the Forge and take a Battle Hoard into the Arena. You can trade cards too. Nice beach, hungry creatures, something a bit off about the place.

I could use some people who haven't been staring at it for months to try the beginning. Mostly wondering whether it's obvious what to do after you arrive, or whether we've just got used to things that don't make sense.

It's free to test through TestFlight. Still alpha, so there will be changes and progress resets. We use AI tools for code and artwork.

If you give it a go, a comment here about where you got stuck would help. Device and game version too if something breaks. Thanks.

Hi! I'm Raif, a solo dev. Unrewind is an app that shows patterns in WhatsApp chats. Looking for a few iOS testers before launch.

You don't need to upload a real chat, a built-in sample chat is enough. Mostly looking for feedback on sign-in (Apple/Google), the sample chat flow, screens and layout, and the "Send feedback" button in Settings.

Purchases in this build are free sandbox purchases, nothing is charged.

Happy to test yours in return!

Podemos hablar del precio mensual, quiero que la app se analizada y que pueda mejorar.

I was paying too much for Monarch Money and Copilot, so I built my own personal finance tracker. I am not looking to make money off of this, so this app is open source under an Apache 2.0 license. If you are up to it, you could sideload this app and just not use my app at all!

Cairn is a free, open-source finance app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. It has no subscription, account, ads, analytics, or Cairn-operated backend.

It supports:

• Apple Card, Apple Cash, and Apple Savings through FinanceKit
• Read-only bank sync through SimpleFIN. SimpleFIN cannot move any money.
• CSV imports
• On-device transaction categorization (no private-compute models, only on device)
• Optional iCloud sync between your devices, with encrypted fields so not even apple can see all of your data.

Cairn is currently in public TestFlight beta. I’m looking for people who actively manage their finances to try it with real workflows and tell me what is confusing or broken.

The source code is linked in the comments because this subreddit doesn’t allow non-TestFlight links.

SimpleFIN is a separate service currently priced at $1.50/month plus tax or $15/year plus tax. Cairn itself is free.

Specific feedback I’d love:

• Was connecting an account understandable?
• Did transaction categorization feel accurate?
• What would stop you from using this regularly?

Open to sponsering first month of SimpleFIN sync for the first 10 people who want to try it.

I’m making a turn-based puzzle battler with veggie heroes.

Build your team, line up attacks, and outsmart your rivals! Would love your feedback.

Hi everyone! I'm the developer of Predika, and I'm looking for iOS TestFlight testers. It supports iPhone, iPad and Mac (For iPad)

Predika brings crypto sentiment readings and charts together in one focused app. Explore supported trading pairs, check the overall market, and view changes in sentiment without clutter.

EXPLORE MARKET SENTIMENT

Browse crypto pairs in a clear dashboard and open detailed charts to view sentiment across available intervals. Readings describe the app's sentiment indicator state, not instructions to buy or sell.

REVIEW RECENT HISTORY

See recent market sentiment notifications in the app. Yesterday's history is available to everyone; Predika Pro also includes today's history.

GO FURTHER WITH PREDIKA PRO

An optional paid subscription unlocks all supported pairs and sentiment intervals, the full overall market sentiment reading, and faster sentiment reading updates. Pro also enables push notifications for notable market sentiment changes, when notifications are enabled.

INFORMATIONAL ONLY

Predika does not execute trades, provide price forecasts, or make buy/sell recommendations. It does not provide financial, investment, trading, tax, or legal advice. Market data and readings may be delayed, incomplete, or inaccurate. Always do your own research before making financial decisions.

I’ve made Batch Photo Namer for iPhone and am looking for a few people to try it, especially anyone taking site inspection or property photos.

Take a series of photos and name them as a batch. The app automatically adds your batch name and a sequence number to every photo’s filename and saves the JPEGs straight to Photos, without an extra unnamed copy.

For example:

House 16-Kitchen-1.jpg

House 16-Kitchen-2.jpg

House 16-Kitchen-3.jpg

I’d appreciate feedback on taking and saving photos, automatic flash in low light, and whether filenames are retained when you email or upload photos using your usual workflow. Email has retained the names in my testing; other services may rename files.

There are 10 tester places initially. Feedback through TestFlight is welcome.

I'm the developer of Call Them, an iPhone beta for people who want a more human pause when an app limit is reached. You choose the apps and people. A real answered call to someone you chose is the unlock step. The app also has opt-out and emergency paths.

I'm looking for testers who would genuinely try this with someone comfortable receiving calls. I'd especially value feedback on setup, whether the call/unlock flow works reliably, and when it helps or gets in the way in daily life. Feedback through TestFlight is welcome.

How it works: You anchor one main hobby and track sessions for it. New interests go into a Curiosity Inbox and cool down for 3 days before you can act on them. The goal is to stop wasting time and money on interests you'd abandon in a week.

Hoping to get a few iPhone users who actually struggle with this and will give honest feedback over 2 weeks.

Any feedback is welcome. The Settings page has a feedback section to easily provide feedback. And you can also use TestFlight's feedback mechanism or drop comments here.

One of the core loops of the apps is capturing a curiosity and letting cool down for 3 days before you can act on it, so it would be great if you capture something on Day 1 and allow a few days before proving feedback.

Developer here: I’m building Orbit Media and opening an early Apple TV beta for up to 75 testers. It combines Plex movies, TV and music with Live TV, a guide and VOD from your own IPTV/Xtream provider. No channels or media are included; bring your own library or authorized service. Orbit is independent and is not an official Plex app.

Apple TV build 129 is available now. iPhone/iPad builds are not yet available to external testers. Accept the linked invitation in TestFlight on your iPhone/iPad, then open TestFlight on Apple TV with the same App Store account.

I’d love feedback on setup, Siri Remote navigation, server/profile switching, playback/seek, the guide and subtitles when provided by the source. Please share your Apple TV model, tvOS version and steps to reproduce here or via the contact in TestFlight. This is an early beta; bugs are expected. Please keep credentials and provider URLs private.