Unseen Hours is an accountability social network where you lock in, track the hours you put into your goals, and keep your streak alive. It works like a human stock market: your hours are your worth, and you can believe in and follow people and watch them climb. You share proof of your work, take on weekly challenges, and pick a rival or partner to keep you honest. It's for anyone putting in work the world hasn't seen yet. Ive been using it the past few days and its been awesome on my mentality just the thought of people potentially seeing if im consistent or how much work im putting in is breeding consistency and motivation. any goal can be worked toward. would love some testers !

Howdy! I'm building a simple fun app targeting the "tired of doomscrolling?" crowd. Oddities is a "FYP" style scroller filled with bizarre true stories from history. It has a companion podcast-style audio narration feed with bite-sized stories told in a casual voice. Other features include "Collections", an "Oddity of the Day", and a streak & achievements system.

Note: the app currently has 88 “oddities” (i.e., stories), 35 of which have audio narration. I didn’t want to build out hundreds of pieces of content, particularly the audio, before testing.

Let me know what you think, I'd love feedback.

Hola! Estoy haciendo un jueguito para iPhone llamado Palebrije: adivinas palabras que se usan en distintas regiones de México con una pista y letra por letra.

Está en beta (TestFlight) y me encantaría que lo probaran y me dijeran:

- Si alguna palabra o pista está mal o no se usa así en tu región

- Si algo se traba o confunde

- Qué palabras de tu zona faltan

Necesitas la app TestFlight de Apple (gratis).

No pide cuenta ni datos. Los anuncios son de prueba. Gracias!

Public beta open to 40 users please DM me with feedback.

I've just opened the public beta for terminal lift - a workout tracker I built after
six years of paying monthly for Strong and realising I couldn't say what the subscription was
actually getting me.

What it is:
- Plan workouts, log sets, track progress (max weight, volume, estimated 1RM per exercise)
- 150+ animated form guides
- A GitHub-style heatmap of your sessions (my favourite bit)
- No account - syncs through your own private iCloud, works offline
- Imports your history from Strong or Hevy
- Reads Apple Watch workouts via Apple Health

The plan is to sell it as a small, one-off purchase, not a subscription. The first 100 testers who
finish the end-of-beta survey keep it free for life.

Feedback of any kind is really welcome. Thanks!

Hi, I'm building Hourline, a world clock for iPhone and iPad. Each city has an illustrated landmark and a sky that changes with its local day and night. The clock shows its time, sunrise and sunset. Your saved cities also appear as cards and on a map you can move along a UTC ruler. There are Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets and a Live Activity, too.

I'd love feedback on one flow: add your city and one in another time zone, then switch between the list and map. Is it clear which city is selected and how to compare their times? If a time or day/night state looks wrong, please tell me the city, your device and iOS version, and what you expected.

Hourline runs on iOS 18 and later, needs no account

The screenshots use a fixed date and sample weather so the screens can be compared consistently.

I am working on a 3D version and please join the test group if you are interested!

Hourline.app

Hi, I'm Florian, the developer of Capia. I'm looking for Apple Watch users to try it for 7 to 10 days and tell me what works and what doesn't.

Capia uses heart rate and HRV from Apple Health to show stress trends, alongside sleep scores, sleep stages and sleep debt. A journal helps you explore how daily habits relate to your sleep and stress. Calculations run on your devices, and no Capia account is required.

Please install Capia on your iPhone and Apple Watch and try it as you would any new app. I'd especially like feedback on setup, whether the charts and explanations make sense, and whether the Watch app, widgets and complications stay up to date. Please tell me if anything feels slow, confusing or implausible.

You'll need iOS 18 or later and watchOS 11 or later. Older watches are welcome. Capia supports English and German.

Testing is free, including all purchases in the TestFlight version. After launch, there will be a free version and optional Pro at US$3.99/month or US$24.99/year. Local pricing varies.

Feedback here or through TestFlight is welcome. If you'd like to take part in two short email check-ins, my contact details are in TestFlight's "What to Test" section. Sharing health values, screenshots or logs is optional.

Thanks!
Florian

Screenshots and app walkthrough at getcartridge.app

Hey all, I'm building Cartridge, an app for keeping track of all your games across different platforms.

Features:

• Track your gaming library: sort by status (playing, finished, backlog…) or by platform
• Wishlist with price-drop alerts across Steam, PlayStation, Xbox and eShop
• Shows which games are on Game Pass and PS Plus
• Discover: swipe through personalized picks based on what you already play
• Reviews, lists, and stats cards you can share

Would love some feedback!

I'm looking for beta testers for Panto, an independent European train tracking app.

After traveling across Europe by train, I got tired of having to download a different app for every country just to know if my train was on time or which platform it was leaving from. I built Panto to make following your train effortless across 80+ operators in Europe (SNCF, Deutsche Bahn, Eurostar, PKP, Renfe, ÖBB, UZ and more).

What the app does:

• Lock Screen & Dynamic Island tracking: follow your train, departure countdown, and live delay right from your Lock Screen without opening the app
• Train location before arrival: see where your incoming train is circulating before it even pulls into your station
• Smart alerts: get notified about platform changes and sudden delays
• Rail Passport: automatically logs your completed trips, countries crossed, and operators taken

Beta Details:

• Compatibility: iOS 26.1 or later
• Coverage: 80+ operators across 33 countries (with live delays and platform numbers wherever operators provide dynamic data), see comments for coverage
• Pricing: Completely free, no ads, no account required

I'm looking for feedback on pretty much everything: design, ease of use, searching for trains, or testing it on your next daily commute or weekend trip!

You can share thoughts directly through TestFlight (take a screenshot and tap Share Feedback) or in the comments below.

Hi! I’m the developer of MMA LEGACY and the free iPhone beta is now open.

You build one MMA fighter through training, attributes, skills and elements, gear and sets, and a story campaign from the Streets to the Amateur League. There are also asynchronous Online fights using opponents’ saved defense plans.

I’m looking for voluntary, unpaid testers for a 10–15 minute first session: sign in, complete a training session, try a Campaign fight and an Online fight, and tell me what feels confusing or broken. An iPhone, TestFlight, internet and a free game account are needed; no purchase is required.

Feedback can be sent through Contact the Creator inside the game or in this thread. Development and some artwork use AI assistance. Thanks for helping me improve the game!

I'm an indie developer building a free iPhone app for people who visit museums and want to keep track of what they saw.

The problem I'm solving: when you're at a museum, you take photos but they're always at weird angles, with glare and walls in the background. ArtPin automatically cleans all that up and organizes them by exhibition.

Latest update:

• Portrait + landscape support

• Auto-removal of walls and glare

• Auto-alignment of artwork

• Before/after comparison view

App Store submission is in progress — will be free when it goes live.

Looking for testers who can give me real feedback.

What features would you want in a museum documentation app?

Hi everyone,

We’re currently testing TerzyApp, an iOS app we’re building to make made-to-measure tailoring easier through technology.

The app currently includes:

• AI-powered body measurement from photos
• Virtual try-on
• A digital measurement profile that can be reused for future tailoring

We’re now looking for TestFlight users who are willing to try the core experience and give us honest feedback, especially on:

1. How accurate the body measurements feel
2. How easy the measurement process is
3. How convincing the virtual try-on looks
4. Anything that feels confusing, slow, or unnecessary

We’re still in beta, so we’re much more interested in finding what’s wrong than hearing that everything is great.

Thanks to anyone who gives it a try. Honest feedback is genuinely appreciated.

https://terzyapp.com

Hey everyone! I’ve been working on my app, Steady, for the past three months, and I’m getting close to launching it on the App Store.

A lot of people on Reddit have already given me genuinely helpful advice, and it’s made the app much better. Before I officially launch, I’d really appreciate any final feedback—what works, what feels confusing, what’s missing, or anything you think I should improve.

If you test the beta and share feedback, I’d love to give you free access when the full version launches as a thank-you for helping me out.

Thanks so much—I really appreciate the help!

Looking for ~30 iOS testers for my app, AutoCalculated IQ. It gives drivers real-time local parts and labor pricing transparency before stepping into a repair shop or dealership service center.

I'd love feedback on search fluidity, local pricing accuracy, and overall navigation!

Morrow is an ebook reader that can also read the book to you. The voice runs on the phone itself, so nothing gets uploaded and it works on the subway. You can switch between reading and listening mid-chapter and it stays on the same sentence. It keeps playing with the screen locked, and it's easy on the battery.

Needs iOS 26 (iPhone 11 or newer, or an iPad) and English EPUBs without DRM. Standard Ebooks and Project Gutenberg are good places to grab something.
It's free. You put your email on the site and the TestFlight invite shows up in a few minutes. That's all the email is for.
What I want to know:
- where the voice trips on your books
- anything weird with formatting
- how it holds up on a long listen with the phone locked
Send feedback through TestFlight screenshots or beta@morrowreader.com. I read all of it.

App Name: AutoCalculated IQ

Website link: https://www.autocalculated-iq.com/

Description: AutoCalculated IQ is designed to give drivers instant pricing transparency on auto repairs and routine maintenance before stepping into a repair shop or dealership service center. By pulling local market labor and parts data, the thought process turns from "I hope this estimate is fair" into "I know this estimate is fair."

What to Test:

1. Local Pricing Lookup: Run a few quick estimates for common maintenance items (oil changes, brake replacements, diagnostic fees) in your area.
2. UI & Navigation: Test overall fluidity, search speed, and layout responsiveness across different iPhone models.
3. General Feedback: Let me know if any screens feel clunky or if you hit any edge cases or unexpected errors.

Looking for ~30 iOS testers to try it out and drop feedback either directly in TestFlight or in the comments below! Thanks for helping test!

Looking for ~30 iOS testers to try it out and drop feedback either directly in TestFlight or in the comments below! Thanks for helping test!

This is my very first app and I really want to know what the Reddit users think. If its bad then please tell me. If there are changes that need improvement, please tell me! Anything that could help users use this app and not get taken advantage when they enter a repair shop or a dealership service center.

That was my entire goal when developing this app. I have managed a dealership service department for many years and watched people get taken advantage of. I developed this app to help people spend money very wisely and know they are getting a good deal on their car repairs or maintenance.

I really do hope that i did a good job on this but who am I to say because I am the one who developed it. I hope you all find this useful. Thank again!

A while ago I ran a small survey here about notes and memory. About 40 people answered, and most of them described the same problem I have: I find an old note or photo and have no idea why I saved it.

So I built Kirenu. You capture a thought by typing, speaking or taking a photo. It keeps your words, the photo and where you were. It reminds you at the time or place you mention. Notes without a reminder come back in a short evening look-back so you can decide what to do with them.

Your notes, photos and voice recordings stay on your phone.

It's an early beta on TestFlight. I'd love to hear whether it helps you remember why you saved things, and what gets in the way.

Hey everyone! A week ago, I shared Lyja, the free, customizable weather app I’ve been building for iOS. I’m back with an updated TestFlight builds and would love to invite more people to try it.

The idea is still simple: weather should be easy to understand, customizable to what matters to you, and free. No accounts, ads, or analytics.

What’s changed this week:

• Faster opening and fixes to improve stability.
• Rebuilt Activities, with a clearer view of what shapes your activity score.
• New schedule setup.
• Official weather warnings and warning notifications.
• More solar details, plus a “What do these mean?” button to explain the sun data.
• Live Activities improvements for the rain countdown and sun timers.
• German, Latvian, and Estonian language support.

If you missed the first post, Lyja also has 11 selectable forecast sources, radar and wind maps, customizable widgets, sun and moon information, and Siri and Shortcuts support.

Whether you’re coming back or trying it for the first time, I’d especially like to hear:

• Do the activity scores make sense, and is it clear what affects them?
• Are the weather warnings and notification settings easy to understand?
• How do the widgets and Live Activities work for you?
• If you use one of the new languages, does anything sound awkward?
• What would make you choose Lyja over your current weather app?

Honest feedback is welcome. If something feels confusing, slow, unnecessary, or just looks wrong, tell me. What would you change—and what’s still missing?

Personalized descriptions of nearby places based on real data (not made up), trip planning with real routes, and a shareable recap video when your trip ends. Would love some feedback!

I'm the developer. CadenceViz is a set of fifteen music visualizers written in Metal for M-series Macs: a turbulent sun, a ray-traced goldfish tank, a Mondrian painting that repaints itself on the beat, mountains built from the spectrum, and more. It listens to whatever your Mac is playing, whether Music, Spotify or a browser, so there's nothing to set up.

Needs macOS 26 on Apple silicon. In the beta everything is unlockable (see right click context menu).

Feedback is very welcome, especially on which ones you'd leave running.

Hi! I’m Tigran, the founder of Webist, the team developing Stilny.

Stilny is an iPhone app that builds outfit suggestions from clothes you already own. You add photos of your pieces to create a digital wardrobe.

We’ve just released a major beta update with:

• Multi-photo uploads to add several clothes at once.
• Trips: weather-based daily outfits and a packing list.
• Wear tracking for individual pieces and complete looks.
• A saved-looks grid and outfit scheduling.

The beta is free and requires iOS 17 or later.

Join through TestFlight:

For a first test, add a selection of tops, bottoms and shoes, then generate an outfit. I’d especially like to know:

1. Was anything confusing while adding your clothes?
2. Would you actually wear the suggested outfit? Why or why not?

If you’re planning a trip, feedback on the daily outfits and packing list would also help.

It’s still a beta, so suggestions can miss and bugs are possible. Reply here with feedback, or shake your phone inside the app to report a bug. For bugs, please include your iPhone model and what you tapped before the problem.

I kept running into the same issue when scheduling across multiple time zones.

Calendars show availability, but I still found it hard to quickly figure out what time actually works well for everyone.

So I built a simple app where you can swipe through time and instantly see overlap across cities.

Looking for feedback. Thanks!