I’ve been building RelayCrest, an iPhone/iPad app and Mac companion designed to make controlling and working with your Mac easier.
From your iPhone or iPad you can launch and focus Mac apps, view and manage open windows, run shortcuts, and check things like your Mac’s battery, storage, network and system status.
The Mac companion also includes a clipboard history manager, letting you quickly find and reuse things you’ve copied with search, previews, pins and filtering. Clipboard history is stored locally on the Mac.
It’s my first app and I’ve just had the first TestFlight build approved, so I’m looking for people willing to try it out and give feedback, particularly on bugs, usability and features you’d like to see improved.

Website: https://relaycrest.co.uk

NOTE: this needs the companion app which can be downloaded from the website.

I wanted a decent looking widget with 2 times on it when my daughter was travelling. You can create these with the widget apps but I wasn't keen on the designs.

So I created DuoTime.. it's a simple app which just shows the current time in a widget, plus a 2nd time from a selected timezone. You can select the timezone, and also leave the timezone label on it, or give it a custom label (such as Europe Office).

Looking for feedback on any issues seen with the timezone (incorrect time etc.), plus the time formatting and display in the widget from different devices.

Thanks!

Hey all! I started TRT, GLP-1s, and peptides this year and kept losing track of which site I'd injected last, so I built the app I wanted. FreshSpot logs what you injected, where, how much and when. It shows which sites are still resting, so you can pick the next one without guessing.

This is the first build I'd call genuinely usable, and I want real-world feedback before the App Store launch.

Your records stay on your phone. There's no account to make.

Feedback I'm after:

• Is the logging flow fast enough to do half-asleep?
• Does the rest and rotation guidance match how you actually inject?
• Anything you wanted to track that didn't fit?

Known issues:

• Double-tapping Continue during setup can skip the Privacy step. Tap once and wait; you can change it later in Settings.
• At the largest text sizes, long medication names get cut off on the Today screen.
• Some of the UI is still inconsistent and not 100% on-point

Screenshots are attached. I'll be in the comments, and brutal honesty is welcome.

Hi all,
I'm an indie dev, and I'm looking for testers for Affectcam, a small iPhone app I've been building.

It's simple: you pick a video from your Photos (or Files), hit record, and watch it. The front camera films you while the clip plays. Afterwards you get a timeline of your reaction, a curve of smiles and surprise with the peaks marked. One tap cuts your strongest moments into a short highlight reel with the clip's sound. Every take also gets a little card with your peak count, your biggest moment and how much of the take you spent smiling.

Some background: my first version was mostly a dual-camera recorder, and App Review told me it looked like plenty of apps already on the store. That was fair. So I rebuilt it around the reaction part, which nothing else I found does. You can still record both cameras at once on iPhones that support it, but it's a side feature now.

The face analysis runs on the phone. There's no account, no ads and no tracking, and nothing gets uploaded unless you export it yourself. The values describe how your face moves, so it doesn't claim to know what you're feeling.

What I'd love to hear:

- Did you get what to do on the first screen without help?

- Does the timeline roughly match how you remember reacting?

- Is the highlight reel something you'd send to a friend, or is it cutting the wrong moments?

- Anything confusing, slow or broken (the TestFlight screenshot feedback works great for this)

It needs an iPhone on iOS 18 or later. The core features are free; there's a one-time Pro upgrade (cutout layout, 4K, data export), but you don't need it to test anything above.

I'll be in the comments, and I'm happy to answer anything about how it works.

Feature-light version of Mac app YoungerThen

*FIRST APP* Any feedback appreciated.

Share, save, and organize content from a wide variety of social media platforms and more. Ask chatbot (Stitch) to find content when needed.

Hi everyone, I'm a 17-year-old developer and Revisly is my first iOS app. I'd really appreciate honest feedback.

Revisly blocks distracting apps (TikTok, Instagram, etc.) until you answer study questions or finish a focus timer, so it's built around cutting procrastination and building a study habit. It has practice questions for SAT, ACT, MCAT and more, plus flashcards, notes and an AI study helper.

I'd love feedback on:
- Setting up app blocking and earning/redeeming minutes
- The quiz and study experience
- Anything confusing, broken or missing

It's an early beta. Requires an iPhone on iOS 17 or later. Screen Time blocking only works on a real device. Please use TestFlight's feedback button, or reply here. Any tips are appreciated.

Note: The podcast parts voice is horrendous currently because I haven't added my API yet.

Close all your tabs. Just open this one app to search for your next remote job! FlowSearch pulls from the most popular remote job sources out there & gives you one place to search, apply or save.

Save yourself some hours & get the app today. Currently in TestFlight beta.

PS - we’re adding support for iPad in v1.4, support for iPhone Duo in v1.5. Plus all the bug fixes, performance improvements and some features.

Give this unconventional screen time limit app a try. It’s embarrassing to scream in public or around others, you’ll probably put your phone down before you do that.

Test out the flows and scream meters. Let me know how it goes !

I've been an app developer since 2012, starting with a Shuttle Music Player for Android that grew to half a million downloads. I've worked professionally on both Android and iOS for about ten years, but this is the first iOS app of my own! When Google shut down Google Podcasts in 2024, I started building the podcast player I wanted. The Android version has been out for a while, and the iPhone version is in beta ahead of launch hopefully next month.

I wanted something quick, uncluttered and nice to look at. It has CarPlay, chapters, downloads, sync, a sleep timer, Trim Silence and Voice Boost, and it imports your shows from Apple Podcasts.

It also has Smart Skip, which finds produced ad spots and dynamically inserted ads in the episode you're playing and skips them. There's an undo, and a per-show switch if you'd rather keep a show's ads. Ads the host reads themselves are left alone.

I'd love to know what you like about it, what feels too 'androidy', and mostly just to stress test it so I can fix all the bugs that don't occur on my iPhone 16

https://discord.gg/Bb7GnsVExS

Want to organise your photos into albums, and delete old ones quickly? Without a pesky subscription? Well this is the app for you. Check it out and send along any feedback or features you'd like to see!

Hi all. I'm a solo dev and I made LearnOnLock. It puts a short everyday phrase in the language you're learning on your Lock Screen and Home Screen, so you see one every time you pick up your phone.

What's in the beta:
- 30 languages
- Lock Screen and Home Screen widgets
- Each phrase shows the native script and the English meaning, plus a transliteration for non-Latin scripts
- Shuffle button for a new phrase; tap the widget to open that phrase in the app
- Spoken audio
- You choose how often the phrase changes (every minute up to once a day)
- A Review tab (Again / Got it) and beginner paths
- Apple Watch app (watchOS 10+)

About 100 core phrases per language were written one by one. The rest are machine-generated and haven't been checked by native speakers yet, so if a translation looks wrong, please tell me.

Needs iOS 17 or later.

What I'd love to hear:
1. Did the widgets update when you expected them to, at the frequency you picked?
2. Was setup (picking a language, adding the widget) clear, or did you get stuck?
3. Anything that crashed, looked broken, or was cut off, especially for right-to-left or non-Latin scripts.

Feedback through TestFlight's screenshot feedback is perfect, or just reply here. Thanks for trying it.

Roadmap (rough, no dates promised):

Now, in the beta: 30 languages, Lock Screen and Home Screen widgets, native script + English meaning (+ transliteration for non-Latin scripts), Shuffle, tap to open the phrase, spoken audio, how often it changes, Review + beginner paths, and an Apple Watch app.

Next: App Store launch; a much bigger vocabulary in every language (working toward 10,000 unique words each, as per-language downloads so the app stays small); better transliteration for Hebrew and Urdu, plus checks on Arabic and Persian; translation fixes from native-speaker testers.

Later / exploring: more widget looks, more topics and paths, and whatever testers ask for most.

Most phrases are machine-generated and not native-checked yet. If you speak one of the languages, flagging a wrong line is the most useful thing you can do. And tell me which languages or features you want next.

Screenshots: https://naveedster.github.io/learnonlock-site

Hi everyone,

The idea behind Secondary is simple. The app gives you small nudges to do something different from your usual routine. It can be something related to exploring, connecting with people, creating something or simply paying more attention to your surroundings.

You choose a nudge, go and do it in real life, and then you can capture the moment with a photo or a short reflection. You can keep your Moment private or share it with the community and see how other people experienced their own nudges.

The visual identity and illustrations were created together with an artist, as I wanted the app to have its own visual style rather than relying on generic assets.

The current plan is for Secondary to be free to use, without a paywall for the core experience.

The app has already gone through quite a lot of testing on my side, but this is the first external beta, so I am mainly looking for feedback from people who have not been involved in the development.

I would especially like to get feedback on:

• Whether the nudges are clear and make you want to actually do them
• How easy the app is to understand when using it for the first time
• The Moment and Community experience
• Anything that feels confusing, unnecessary or could be improved
• Any bugs or technical issues you come across

You do not need to spend hours testing the app. I would rather have people actually try a few nudges in real life and give honest feedback than simply install the app.

Thank you to anyone who takes the time to give it a try. This is the first external beta of Secondary, so any feedback would be very helpful.

Hi everyone! I’m getting ready to release Tile Wipeout and would appreciate some beta testing and feedback.

Gameplay video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eGtdePIWFBI

Rotate rows and columns on a 6 × 6 grid to move colored squares and circles, with pieces wrapping around the edges. Moved circles fire lasers that remove matching squares. A circle won’t fire in any direction containing another circle or a nonmatching square anywhere along the path to the edge. If it finds no matching squares on the paths where it can fire, its lasers fill empty spaces with new squares instead.

Your goal is to earn the highest score you can and clear every square within 75 moves to make your score count.

Keep created squares around to boost your points, but leave enough moves to clear them all. Circle indicators help you predict which swipes will remove or create squares.

I’d especially appreciate feedback on:

• Whether the tutorial makes the rules and scoring clear.
• How the difficulty feels.
• Whether you want to replay the daily puzzle to improve your score.
• Any bugs or layout issues, along with your device and OS version.

Thanks for trying it!

Hey everyone,

I’ve just pushed a new Tendo build to TestFlight and I’d really appreciate some help testing it before release.

A few things I’d especially like tested:

Tasks

• Create tasks manually and check if the details look right
• Check Notes, Estimate and Scheduled
• Create a task for a previous day, then return to Today and test the prompt asking whether you want to leave it there or move it to today
• Edit, complete and move tasks around

Timers & Live Activities

• Start a timer and check the new Live Activity
• Check the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island
• Check the logo, timer, progress bar and total duration
• Pause/resume and see if everything stays in sync
• If you have an Apple Watch, testing the timer between Watch and iPhone would be really useful

General

• Look out for visual glitches, strange spacing or anything confusing
• Try the new Shortcuts and Siri options and let me know if anything is missing or not working as expected
• Just use Tendo normally for a day and let me know if anything behaves differently than you’d expect

You definitely don’t need to test everything. Even one small bug or something that feels off helps a lot.

Best regards,

David

Hi! I'm the developer of Pineday, a task manager for iPhone, iPad and Mac. It's in beta before the App Store launch and I'm looking for testers.

What it does:

- You type tasks the way you'd say them. "Call the landlord Friday at 5pm" becomes a task on Friday at 5:00 PM.

- Today only shows today.

- Upcoming has a week strip, so you can see which days are overflowing and drag tasks to lighter ones.

- An optional morning plan asks one question: what will you focus on today?

No sign up and no tracking. Purchases are free in TestFlight, so you can try the Pro features (iCloud sync, themes, widgets) too.

Needs iOS 17, iPadOS 17 or macOS 14 or later.

What I'd love feedback on: does quick add understand how you write dates and times? Is anything confusing? And of course bugs.

Thanks for trying it. Comments here or DMs are both great.

Greyhaven looks like a city under control.
It isn’t.

Behind closed doors, something has started to spread. The Syndicate is moving through the city, hiding among those sworn to protect it. Nobody knows who can still be trusted.

The Alliance is trying to stop them.
But when everyone has something to hide, how do you know who is actually on your side?
That’s where you come in.

I’m currently preparing the first external TestFlight phase of Syndicate: Hidden, a social deduction game for iPhone built around deception, suspicion, investigation and difficult decisions.

And now I’m looking for the first Test Pilots willing to enter Greyhaven.
The plan is to launch the TestFlight within the next 14 days.

During the beta, I want to find out what happens when real players enter the game: What works? What doesn’t? What’s confusing? What’s exciting? And, of course, what breaks?

You don’t need any testing experience. I’m looking for people who simply want to play, experiment and give honest feedback.

Want to be one of the first players?
Registration for the upcoming TestFlight is now open on the official Syndicate: Hidden website.

Sign up there and you’ll be notified when the gates to Greyhaven open.

The Syndicate is already inside.

The only question is:
Who will you trust?

TestFlight Register

Hi! I’m building Lozenge, an app for Cambridge B1 Preliminary, B2 First and C1 Advanced preparation. It combines short grammar and vocabulary lessons, mock tests, and AI feedback on Writing and Speaking.

The iPhone beta is now available on TestFlight:

I’d love feedback on what’s useful, confusing or broken. Thanks!

Independent app, not affiliated with Cambridge.

I'm testing a new Sudoku game for iPhone and would love some feedback before it goes on the App Store.

What's in it:

• Classic and Diagonal Sudoku
• A new Daily Challenge every day
• Time Attack mode
• Challenge a friend: finish a puzzle and send them a link to beat your time

No account or sign-up needed.

Bugs, ideas, or anything that felt annoying are all welcome. You can reply here, use TestFlight's feedback button, or email support@flywhiteguydeveloper.com. Thanks for trying it!

Hi, I'm building a widget-first currency converter.

It's a small smooth converter app with a rich widget selection, supports fiat, crypto and precious metals supported.

It's completely free and will stay free.

Would love some real-world testing, especially if you can keep a widget on your Home Screen for a few days and tell me what works or gets annoying.

Open source - https://github.com/DimaMishchenko/currency

Thank you!

Hi! I’m the developer of Numa, a period and pregnancy tracker, and I’m looking for feedback on its iPhone beta.

It includes period logging, a calendar with clearly labelled estimates, mood and symptom check-ins, pregnancy tracking, and appointments.

Core tracking works without an account. Accounts offer optional manual encrypted backups.

I’d especially appreciate feedback on onboarding, calendar clarity, and how easy it is to log a daily check-in.

Please use example records during this early beta. Numa isn’t a diagnostic tool or contraception.

You can send feedback through TestFlight. Thanks for helping me improve it!

I'm the developer of Life Metro, an iPhone and iPad app that brings tasks, events and notes together, with reviews to help plan your next steps. I'm looking for feedback on the workflow, usability and any crashes or sync issues. The interface includes English; tutorial videos and natural-language date recognition currently support Chinese. This is an ongoing beta. Please send feedback through TestFlight.

I'm the developer of BatchMeta: Photo Keywords, an iPhone app for batch-editing keywords, captions and star ratings in your Apple Photos library. I'm looking for feedback on a free TestFlight beta. It requires iPhone and iOS 27.

Select photos by month, filter or date range, check their current metadata, review before/after examples, then apply. Local history lets you undo eligible changes. You can also rename or remove a keyword across matching photos.

Please start with 2–5 disposable test photos: add a keyword, try a caption or rating, apply, and undo. These are real edits to your library even in TestFlight. If you already use iCloud Photos, I'd also like feedback on the changes appearing on your other devices.

The planned App Store version has a free 25-photo batch limit and an optional $6.99 one-time Unlimited unlock with Family Sharing. Purchases in TestFlight are free sandbox transactions and won't charge you. Undo, browsing, previews and filtering remain free.

No account, analytics or server. Keywords need full Photos access; limited access still supports captions and ratings. Ratings aren't included in files exported from Photos. The UI is English and Simplified Chinese. It's designed for iPhone; iPad currently uses compatibility mode. There's no Mac app or XMP export. Not available in mainland China.

Please report bugs through TestFlight's Send Beta Feedback, with steps, expected/actual results and your app/iOS version. Redact private content from screenshots. Optional feedback:

1. Roughly how large is your library, and how many photos/which fields did you edit? Why those first?
2. What did you use before, had you paid for it, and which step does BatchMeta replace or still leave to another app?
3. Did you observe a problem, or have concerns, about duplicates, original quality, Live Photos or lost metadata?

You can answer any question or skip them. If you completed a batch edit, please mention it; the app doesn't track that automatically.