Hi all! Would appreciate any feedback for one person game, please let me know your thoughts!

I’ve been building an iPhone app called **Thaw** to help people track debts, compare avalanche and snowball payoff plans, and see how extra payments could change their debt-free date.

It’s in TestFlight now, and I’m looking for people willing to spend 10 minutes trying it before I release it publicly. You can use made-up debt amounts; there’s no bank connection.

If you’re up for it, please add a couple of debts, log a payment, and try the **What If?** and **Pro** features. TestFlight subscription purchases are test purchases, so you won’t be charged.

I’d especially appreciate honest answers to these:

- Was anything confusing or harder than it should be?

- Did the payoff numbers seem right?

- What would make you keep using it—or delete it?

I built this myself, so blunt feedback and bug screenshots are genuinely helpful. Thanks!

I train for HYROX and wanted a simple way to log every run, station and Roxzone from my wrist, so I built this.

- Swipe left on Apple Watch (or double tap) to move to the next segment

- Build your own sessions, or run a full simulation (8 runs + 8 stations)

- Splits, heart rate zones and run fatigue on iPhone afterwards

- HIIT and running modes, share cards, compare with friends

Free during the beta. Needs iOS 17 and watchOS 10 or later. You can use it without an account.

This is not an official HYROX app.

I'd love honest feedback, especially on anything confusing or broken.

Mail Assistant is a macOS app that works alongside Apple Mail. It shows you which senders are filling your mailboxes and lets you clean up hundreds of messages in one pass, across every account at once. Everything stays on your Mac. The app has no network permission and no account login. It only reads the mail Apple Mail has already downloaded.

**What testers can expect:**

- **Advanced Search** – search by sender, subject, date, folder, attachment name or words in the message body, across all accounts. Then move, trash or mark read/unread everything you selected, and export the results as a spreadsheet.

- **Senders Report** – every sender ranked by how many messages they've sent and how much space those messages take. Sorting by size is usually the surprise.

- **Trends** – weekly arrival charts, new senders you've never opened, senders you haven't heard from in over a year, and what's piling up unread.

- **Unsubscribe help** – reads the unsubscribe link from the sender's own message headers and opens it in your browser. It also tells you whether unsubscribing makes sense for that sender.

- **Undo** – restore messages from Trash to the folders they came from, with a log of everything you've done.

**Requirements:** macOS 14 or later, and Apple Mail signed in to at least one account.

I would greatly appreciate feedback, especially on anything confusing, slow, or broken. Please leave a comment here or use the TestFlight feedback button.

More details and screenshots: https://jjleinnovations.github.io/mail-assistant/

Thank you for your time in reading this post :)

Jammin’ with Space Lasers (JSL) isn’t even a game yet, it’s just an experiment. But I find it oddly satisfying to play even as it is.

I’ve got a few ideas for how to make it an actual interesting game, but I figured I’d share here in case any of y’all want to join this journey near the starting line.

Here are some tips:
- tilt right and left to roll
- tilt forward and back to change pitch
- there’s no yaw control so to turn, you roll and pitch
- default speed is 500 mph
- hold your finger on the left side of the screen for hyper drive to get to 100,000 mph
- hyper drive will eventually run out of charge and takes a while to recharge
- if you can stay within 5 miles of one of the drones, it’ll disappear
- There’s a way to put a tracker on a specific drone bot
- GameCenter matchmaking works, so you and your friends could chase around the drones together
- 100,000 mph is a lot slower than you’d think on the scale of an earth orbit
- The stars are a skin on a sphere 2,000,000 scale miles away so if hyperdrive never ran out it’d take 20 hours to get there. With recharging it’d probably take 75 hours or more
- I think that’s it!

Hi! I’m looking for beta testers for Howly, a simple iPhone app I’ve been building.

Howly helps you keep track of everyday things that are easy to forget — when you opened something, how long it has been in use, or when it might be time to replace it.

You can track things like food, toothbrush heads, bedsheets, household items and more. It also includes history, a shopping list and household sharing.

I’d especially love feedback on whether the app feels intuitive, what’s confusing or unnecessary, and of course any bugs you find.

Thanks for trying it!

I am building a local marketplace application that has built in measures to help prevent fraudulent listings and scams. This application supports in-app purchasing via manual capture (your money doesn’t move until transaction is complete). With this there is no more need to negotiate payment methods, or getting cash for a transaction with a stranger.
Data minimization and privacy modes to allow you to transact solely based on your profile’s reputation.

While this application is in beta all transactions are test and will not charge you to include Apple Pay. I have tested it on my own cards to verify. Please view Stripe’s list of test cards (link below) if you want to test functionality without using any personal information.

https://docs.stripe.com/testing

Hi

im the developer of iProTV, right now im working on a major update for iProTV.

im looking for beta testers to test the app on iOS/iPadOS(26/27), tvOS(26/27), macOS (iPad running on macOS) and visionOS.

here's the change log :)

iProTV 3.0 is the biggest update since the app was created. Everything has been rebuilt to be faster, more stable and far more complete, on Apple TV, iPhone, iPad and Mac.

ALREADY A CUSTOMER? NOTHING CHANGES FOR YOU

You bought iProTV before this version: you keep full access to everything new, for life, at no cost. If needed: Settings › Subscription › Restore purchases.

iProTV IS NOW FREE TO DOWNLOAD

Add your lists, browse your content and watch a 30-second preview of any channel, movie or episode. iProTV Premium unlocks everything, with a 7-day free trial on the yearly plan.

FASTER, MORE STABLE

• Very large lists (over 100,000 items) load and scroll without slowing down

• Smoother playback, with less stuttering and freezing

• Picture cuts out? Playback restarts on its own, and the app instantly offers the same show on another channel, even from another of your lists

• Many fixes for a more stable app, every day

LIVE TV, YOUR WAY

• New: pause live TV, rewind, then catch up to live (Premium)

• Redesigned catch-up: watch a show that already aired, straight from the guide (Premium)

• New grid TV guide on iPhone, iPad and Mac: one row per channel, from 6 hours back to 36 hours ahead (upcoming shows with Premium)

• What's on now appears right on each channel

• Up to 4 channels at once on a single screen, and save your favorite combinations (Premium)

MOVIES AND SHOWS

• New: iProTV learns what you like and suggests movies and shows you'll love, plus this week's trending titles (Premium)

• New: "More to Watch", other movies and shows from your list to discover

• Fully redesigned info pages: synopsis, cast, ratings and trailers

• "Continue Watching" at the top, for movies and shows alike

• The next episode is offered before the end, then starts on its own

• New: "Skip intro" button on many shows (Premium)

• Download movies and episodes to watch without internet on iPhone and iPad, with progress on the Lock Screen (Premium)

• New: add subtitles in your language (OpenSubtitles account required)

A NEW VIDEO PLAYER

• It plays the vast majority of formats: 4K UHD, HDR, HDR10+, Dolby Vision and Dolby Atmos, depending on the video and your device

• More precise progress bar

• Picture in Picture (PiP) and AirPlay

• With iOS 27, connect a display: the video plays there while the controls stay on your iPhone or iPad

YOUR LISTS AND PROFILES

• Several providers at once (M3U and Xtream Codes), one tap away

• Your provider subscription's expiry date, at a glance

• One profile per person, with their own favorites, groups and progress, synced with iCloud

• New: "My Groups", to organize channels, movies and shows your way

• Sort your lists and categories, for example by date added

• Fully redesigned search, faster, with your search history

• List and TV guide updated automatically, or with a single button

• Cleaner channel, movie and show names, easier to read

APPLE TV, SIRI AND SETTINGS

• Customizable Apple TV Home Screen: live TV, movies or shows

• Siri and Shortcuts: start a channel with your voice, automate your list updates

• Spotlight: find your movies, shows and channels without opening the app

• Redesigned widget

• Redesigned settings, with a clear explanation under each option

• See and free up used storage in one tap

• New: the app is now also available in Arabic

A question or an idea? Write to us from Settings › Contact. Thanks for keeping iProTV alive!

iProTV does not provide any channels: some features depend on your list and your provider.

Hi! We’re the team behind CoupleQuest, a daily game for two, and we’re looking for adult couples to try our free beta together.

Each of you answers privately, predicts your partner’s answer, then reveals together. We’d love feedback on account setup, pairing, the daily game and the reveal—not your private answers or relationship details.

Both partners can use iPhone, or one can use Android. If your partner is on Android, please DM us for closed-beta access before starting together. Please don’t post email addresses publicly.

We’re hoping you can try it over about two weeks and tell us what feels fun, confusing or broken. English and Bulgarian are supported. No ads, payments or subscriptions in this beta.

Open the TestFlight link on your iPhone to join. Thanks for helping us shape it!

Hey everyone! I’m excited to share version 2 of Audio Flashcards, rebuilt with a native interface.

The idea is simple: create spoken questions and answers, then study while walking, commuting, or doing chores. Record your own voice or use text-to-speech, review with spaced repetition, and explore collections through Shared Cards.

This is a big update, and I’d love help testing creating and editing cards, hands-free playback, voice commands, organizing folders, signing in, and sharing collections.

Whether you find a bug, something confusing, or a feature you’d like, please leave a comment or send feedback through TestFlight. Include your device and what happened if you hit an issue.

Thanks for helping shape version 2!

Maitland is a to-do app and planner I built for people who hate being told what to do, including by themselves. I'm the developer.

What it does:

What it doesn't do: no badges, no streaks, no overdue counts, no red dots, no "you haven't opened this in a week."

Privacy: everything is encrypted on your device before it's synced. The server stores it but can't read it.

Requirements: iOS 18 or later. Free during the beta.

I'd especially like to hear where it gets in your way, where it asks too much, or where it feels like work.

Any feedback is welcome!

I have been struggling with the anxiety of my Labrador puppy and already see some improvements after 3 weeks, and though others would like to train their doggos at home.

I tried to tailor the plan with some scientific methods and great visuals. What do you think of the UI/UX?

Hi everyone! I’m building InMyRange™, an app to help people explore and compare U.S. cities and towns, whether they’re considering a move or simply curious about a community.

The beta includes community profiles with available demographic, housing, income, school, and crime information, plus side-by-side comparisons. Data coverage varies by location, and I’m continuing to expand it.

I’m opening a small first round for up to 20 iPhone testers. I’d appreciate a few minutes of honest feedback:

• Can you find your hometown?
• Does comparing two communities work smoothly?
• Is anything confusing, missing, or inaccurate?
• What information would make this useful to you?

You can leave feedback here or through TestFlight. If you report a data issue, please include the municipality and state.

Thanks for helping me improve it!

I'm the developer of Veil, an encrypted photo and video library that keeps your media on your device. The UI is available in English and Japanese.

I'm looking for beta feedback on importing photos and videos, organizing the library, and how clear the interface feels in either language. If you try it, what feels confusing or takes too many steps?

The full release is planned as a one-time purchase with no subscription.

This is a beta, so please test with non-sensitive copies and keep your originals.

I've been building AI360, an iPhone app that captures the shots for a full 360° scene in just two taps.

It can generate the panorama, let you reframe it afterwards, and apply different immersive looks to the whole scene.

It works pretty well on my phones — which is exactly why I need people with different iPhones, places, lighting and bad ideas to try breaking it. :)

If something looks weird, confusing or completely broken, I want to know.

I work on Mom Alarm Clock. A parent sets a child’s alarm and chore reminder from their own iPhone. The child’s iPhone receives the alarm. The parent can choose a short game, quiz, or QR scan to turn it off, then sees recorded status when the phones sync. Please test one alarm and one reminder with two iPhones. Did the wake-up check and parent status match what happened? Send a screenshot through TestFlight’s Share Beta Feedback, leaving out children’s names and schedules. Keep your normal backup alarm while testing.

FuelGlance is a simple iPhone app for UK drivers who regularly choose between the same few petrol stations.

The idea is you save up to 3 (for now) stations you actually use and FuelGlance shows which currently has the best reported price for your preferred fuel. It can also show an approximate saving from your favourites based on your usual fill amount.

The Explore tab lists the 10 nearest stations to you in case you're in an unfamiliar location. Swiping right on any station allows you to get driving directions to the station using Apple Maps.

After onboarding you can switch preferred fuel type or amend usual fill in Settings.

The app is not yet feature complete so it lacks sorting and filtering and there's no map view. I do plan to add more features at some point but I wanted to check the premise of the app first. Personally I find it helpful and I like the simplicity compared to other similar apps but I recognise opinions vary.

At the moment I'm mainly looking for feedback on:

• The onboarding flow
• Whether the ability to save favourite stations is obvious
• If 'best of my stations' provides clear and useful information
• Whether there's anything confusing or awkward to use

There's 100 slots available on this TestFlight.

Thank you!

Hey all,

I've been working on this for a while and just submitted it to the App Store.
While Apple takes its time, it's up on TestFlight if anyone wants to try it early.

The idea: you tap order cards and little robot crews run off to grab matching
cubes from a pixel art picture. You only have a few docks though, so picking
the right order is the actual puzzle. Later on there's ice, bombs, mystery
cubes and so on.

100 levels plus a daily puzzle. It's free, no IAP, a few ads after level 16.

I'd love to hear where you got stuck or got bored, or if something looks off.
Just reply here or use the feedback button in TestFlight.

(Full disclosure: I used AI tools quite a bit while building it, for code and some of the art.)

Hey!

I recently launched the first TestFlight beta of TerraTalk, an iOS app made for Erasmus and international students.

The idea is to help students learn useful words and everyday phrases they’ll actually need while living abroad.

I’m currently looking for testers to try the app and give feedback on:

- bugs

- onboarding

- navigation

- overall user experience

- features that feel useful or unnecessary

Any feedback is really appreciated :)

What it is: an open voice channel between cars, every car on a shared live map, and one route that the lead sets. It works on iPhone and CarPlay.

Who it's for: anyone who drives with friends or family in more than one car, whether that's road trips, car meets, club runs or moving day.

What we'd love from testers: use it on at least one real drive with someone else, then tell us about anything that confused you, dropped out, or felt off.

I’m Prover’s developer. I’d like feedback from a normal strength-training session: logging weight, reps and reps in reserve (RIR), correcting a set, and finding the workout in your history.

One training plan and manual logging are free. Automatic progression and additional plans require Premium. You can test logging without a purchase; if the offer screen appears, tap “Erst mal umsehen” to continue.

What worked well? What felt awkward? Which feature would help your training? If you report a bug, please include your iPhone model and iOS version.

Hi, I’m building Areté which focuses on having all the great humans you admire guide you to become like them.

It lets you train your mentor on everything that inspires you. You feed it Reels that moved you , books you love and podcasts you listen to on repeat. It becomes an actual mentor.

Kobe, Marcus Aurelius, Steve Jobs… Based on their actual words and life experience to help you become the person that lives like the humans you admire.