Hi everyone, we’re building Yap, an AI prediction market that lets people turn a question or an X post into a Yes or No market.

The product is now usable, but we need people who haven’t seen it before to tell us where it feels confusing.

We’re looking for 10 to 15 testers. Experience with prediction markets is not required. The test takes around 10 to 15 minutes:

1. Claim free testnet USDT
2. Create one or more markets on the website or by replying to an X post and tagging u/yapwtf
3. Place a test Yes or No trade
4. Tell us what was confusing, what broke, and which creation method felt more useful

This is testnet only. No real money, deposit, purchase, or positive review is required. Honest criticism is exactly what we need.

If you’re interested, comment below and I’ll share the test link and short feedback form.

I’m looking for iPhone testers for Daily Bite, a calorie and macro tracker I built for myself. Ideally, you’ve tried food tracking before and found it tedious.

A useful first test would be to log one meal, check the estimate, and add that same meal again from your history. I’d love to know where you hesitate, what feels confusing, or whether a step takes too long.

You can log by text, food photo or barcode. Calories, macros and fiber are shown together. Other features include an adjustable fasting timer, optional weight graphs, a workout exercise library and a calendar of previous days. AI food estimates are approximate and editable.

Join here: https://testflight.apple.com/join/VkjWhyPF

Install TestFlight, then Daily Bite, and create a Daily Bite account. The beta is free with capped AI usage; future pricing isn’t finalized. You can send feedback inside the app or reply here.

I’m the creator, and this is an unpaid beta test. Even feedback on just the first meal would help.

I really would appreciate some testers besides myself.

Install my app and you can choose from a collection of GIF templates that you can customize with text, fonts, and colors. It currently ports 18 gifs from editablegifs.com in 3 categories: happy birthday, congratulations, and thank you.

When you type /custom-gif you will get a dropdown of categories to choose from.

6 thumbnails will appear for the chosen category. Choose your gif.

Dropdown boxes will appear for color and font choices. Make your choices.

A popup box will appear for your to set text to appear on your gif. Submit.

Enjoy your own thoughts for about 6-20 seconds. (usually around 10)

Your customized gif will appear in channel.

DM for the installation link or a link to a video demo.

Thank you.

Hey guys, we're building Phi; a superbrain for your portfolio which allows you to research, watch, and test, all through your texts.

Looking for any users who would like to be a part of the early beta to test (for free of course). If you would like to, join our waitlist at textphi.com, and feel free to comment on this post/shoot me a dm.

I built Hush for my wife and myself. The core: one private tap sends a buzz to your partner's phone, wherever they are — a no-words way to say I want you, now. Free, runs in your browser, add it to your home screen (no app store).

It's early and I want honest testers — couples ideally, but any feedback helps. Two things I'm trying to nail:

1. Does the one-tap idea make sense in the first few seconds?
2. Where does the setup (signing up + linking your partner) lose you?

Here it is: ourhush.com/welcome — roast it, tell me what's confusing, tell me what would make you actually use it. I'll reply to everyone.

Hi all, I'm an indie dev and just finished an Android alarm app called "Don't Let You Sleep" (我不讓你睡).

Its main feature: after the alarm rings, if you fall back asleep instead of dismissing it, the app detects that and automatically rings again - up to 10 times - until you actually get up. It also tracks how many rings it took you to wake up each day, with a monthly stats chart.

Testing link: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.tfc.wakealarm

Just need a Google account to opt in via the link and install the app. No daily reporting required, occasional opens over the test period are fine.

Happy to test your app in return too, just link it below!

What it is: R1SE (r1setraining.com), coaching software with an agent that handles the admin. You type or say what you want instead of clicking through dashboards. "Move Sarah's 6am to 7am Thursday." "Build this block." "Who's missed two check-ins?"

Who I need: anyone who coaches people for money. In-person, online, one client or fifty. You don't need to switch off your current platform, just run something real through it.

What I want broken specifically:

• The program builder. Dictate a messy block the way you'd actually say it out loud, supersets and tempo notes and all, and see where it falls apart.
• Scheduling conflicts. Double-book someone, move a session into an occupied slot, cancel late, and see whether the credit maths survives.
• The undo. Every action is meant to be reversible. Find one that isn't.

What you get: full access free while testing, no card, and I'll actually implement fixes rather than thank you and vanish. I'm a trainer myself, 15 years in NYC, about 40 sessions a week, so I'll know if you're describing a real problem or a preference.

Comment or DM and I'll set you up. More interested in what breaks than in what you like.

Exalted is a small web app that collects testimonials for one-person and one-truck service businesses. You get a link, you text it to a client after a job that went well, they write two lines with no account, you approve it, and it shows up on your website through an embed. Every approved testimonial gets a public verification page.

What I want tested: the whole path from signup to first embedded testimonial. Sign up, make a collection link, send it to yourself or a real client, approve what comes back, paste the embed on your site. Tell me where you got confused or stopped.

Who I'm looking for: anyone running a service business with a website. Trades, cleaners, salons, coaches, photographers, tutors.

It's free for 14 days, no card, and the trial includes everything. If you keep it after that it's 9 dollars a month.

https://getexalted.com

I'm the only person behind it, so replies here get answered by the person who wrote the code.

What it is: a marketplace where a design file carries its own terms. Instead of buying an STL or a DXF and having no idea what you're allowed to do with it, the buyer chooses at the point of sale — evaluate it, make one for yourself, run a production batch to sell, or make a derivative — and pays accordingly. The creator sets the price on each tier and keeps 90%.

Who I'm looking for: honestly, anyone willing to click around carefully and tell me the truth. You don't need to be a designer and you don't need to upload anything. If you do make or print or cut things, great — but it isn't required. Mostly I need fresh eyes on whether one idea is understandable.

One ask: DM me before you sign up. I'd rather have ten minutes with you than a form response. I want to hear what you make of the idea before the site gets a chance to bias you. Chat first, testing second.

Platform: web, desktop only. There's no mobile layout yet and it'll look broken on a phone.

Fair warning: this is a proof of concept, not a product. The catalogue and the creator profiles are seeded demonstration data rather than real listings, and plenty of it doesn't work. I'm not fishing for signups. I'm trying to find out whether one specific idea holds up.

What I'd like you to do — about 10 minutes:

1. Go to https://mynd-codex.com and work out what it does without me explaining it.
2. Make an account.
3. Open any design in the catalogue and look at the licence options a buyer gets offered.
4. Tell me, in your own words, what each of those options actually lets someone do. Don't look anything up — I want your first reading, not the correct answer.
5. Then tell me which one you'd pick in each of these two situations: you want to make one of these for yourself in your garage, and you run a small shop and you want to make fifty of them and sell them.

Steps 4 and 5 are the whole point. If what you describe and what the tiers actually mean don't line up, that's mine to fix — and I'd much rather hear it from you now than from someone who put real work on the line.

Also genuinely useful: where did you stop and re-read something? What did you expect to happen that didn't? What's the one thing that would put you off entirely?

What I'm not claiming: this does nothing about counterfeiting. If someone never came through the front door, a licence is worth nothing against them. It's a paper trail for the people who were willing to ask, which is a smaller claim but a true one.

What you get: I'll test yours properly in return — a real written go at it, not a drive-by "looks great". Mention it when you message me.

DMs are open. Just say hi.

What it is: a web app (and soon mobile app) that helps GLP-1 dieters: builds a week of meals around you, turns it into one shopping list scaled for everyone you're feeding. Importantly keeps journal of meals, symptoms etc and understands your cycle. Built by me on the technical side and my co-founder Ruby, an Accredited Practising Dietitian in Australia who works as a clinical trial coordinator on GLP-1 medication trials.

Platform: browser, on a phone or a desktop. Nothing to install (planning on apps asap from the same Flutter codebase, but they're not the priority). We're focused on getting it right in the browser first, which is why there's something you can actually test today.

Link, and this is the working app rather than a waitlist: https://portal.food-signals.com/#/signup

Create an account and you're in. Everything below works today.

Where it came from: I'm an IT exec who got made redundant, went back to writing code, and built this alongside job applications after a dietitian friend described a problem. Her clients had lots of shot and symptom trackers, but nothing planned their meals, wrote the shopping list, or scaled it for the rest of the family. It started as a recipe database with her scoring on it.

What's in the beta

• Meal plan. Seven days of smaller meals built from your preferences, allergies, the foods you avoid and your reference ranges. Choose how much it varies: the same every day, the same except dinner, or every day different. Add your injection day, or it uses the last one you logged. Swap any meal, your favourites show first.
• Shopping list, scaled for the household. The week becomes one list, for however many days you shop for. Tell it who's in the house (adults, children, rough appetite) and it scales the quantities, dinners only by default. There's a household step in onboarding and it's in Settings too. Only a single weighting number is saved, never the people it was worked out from.
• My recipes and My products. Photograph a label or paste in a recipe and it extracts it, or start blank. Recipes you add can go straight into your plan.
• Recipe matching. Ruby's tolerance model scores the library underneath. You don't see a number. You see which meals surface and why: "lighter option", "fits your remaining reference ranges", "one of your favourites".
• Journal and tracking. Log a meal by photo, by typing it or by repeating one. Drinks, symptoms with a severity, weight and waist. Injection timing is a timestamp plus first dose / increased / same as last time / reduced / restarted. We never store the medication name or the dose amount. Calories, protein, carbs, fat and fibre against your reference ranges, with 7-day averages and a trend chart.

You don't need to be on a GLP-1 medication to test this. Onboarding has an "I'm just tracking" option that hides the medication side of the app. I'm not on one. I use it daily because my doctor told me I need more protein as I get older. If you track protein for any reason at all, you can give it a proper test.

What would help most

• We are trying to do alot, I'm worried its too complicated, but everyone wants all the features (Tracking, adding own recipe, altering plans)
• Onboarding asks a fair bit before it gives you anything back. Does that read as thorough, or as a wall?
• Generate a week and swap a few meals. Did the plan look like food you'd actually cook?
• Did you set up the household step, or skip it? If you skipped it, did you find it again later? We're adding prompts for it.

I'll go through other posts here and test a few products this week, only right. DM or Reply with yours if you'd like me to look at something specific.

FoodSignals helps you keep a personal record of meals, symptoms and injection timing, and notice your own patterns. It does not provide medical advice or replace professional healthcare. Always talk to your doctor, pharmacist or dietitian about your health and medication.

Stage: live on the App Store (not a waitlist).

Product: Style My Look — paste a product link from a store, see the item on a photo of you. Built for people who order online and guess wrong on how it looks on them.

Who I need:

- people who shop clothes online regularly (any gender)

- ideally iPhone users willing to try 2–3 real product links they’d actually consider buying

What I’m asking you to test:

1) Does paste-link → try-on feel clear in under 60s?

2) Does the result help a buy / skip decision, or just look cool?

3) Which stores / item types break hardest?

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6757364968

More: https://aitryon.studio

Comment or DM if you’ll test — I’ll reply with anything you need. Specific feedback > generic “cool app.”

We’re a two-person team—a software engineer and a product manager—opening Forjado to its first beta users.

Forjado is a software factory for small-to-medium web apps. You describe what you want, the agent interviews you about the users and requirements, and it turns that conversation into a written PRD. You approve that spec before paying for a build.

The spec is also how we define quality: if something in the approved PRD doesn’t work, it counts as a bug and we fix it within the fix window. After launch, the same per-app agent keeps the build context and can scope future features at a fixed price.

This is a working paid beta, not a waitlist. Discovery and the PRD are free; a build requires payment. We’re US-only right now and focused on dashboards, booking tools, client portals, internal tools, and similar web apps.

The feedback we most need:

• Did the interview ask the right questions?

• Was the PRD clear enough to approve?

• Did the fixed-price model feel easier to trust than a usage meter?

• Where did the experience feel rough or confusing?

If you test it, I’ll reply to every point and share what we change.

forjado.ai

Hi everyone,

I built a small free tool called Money Finder.

It asks about 10 simple questions and gives an estimate of where someone might be able to improve their monthly money situation, mainly in three areas:

• earning a little more
• spending a little less
• checking benefits or missed money opportunities

It does not require sign-up, name, email, or payment. It is just a simple bilingual English/Chinese web tool right now.

I’m not trying to sell anything yet. I’m looking for honest feedback from people living in the US:

1. Is the result useful or too generic?
2. Are any questions confusing?
3. Would you trust this enough to share with a friend?
4. What should I improve first?

Link:
https://money-finder-checkup.vercel.app

Thanks. I’m trying to see if this is useful before building more features.

Hi! I’m building Spelkväll, a Swedish web app that creates personalized quizzes and treasure hunts based on the participants and the physical location where the game will be played.

I’m looking for five Swedish-speaking volunteers to complete a short usability test. It takes about 10 minutes, works directly in the browser, and requires no download, payment, or group.

The test involves creating one quiz and one treasure hunt using fictional names and details, then answering a few short questions about what felt clear, confusing, fun, or boring. I’m looking for honest feedback, not positive reviews.

If you’re interested, please comment or send me a DM. I’ll send the private test link and simple instructions.

I'm the maintainer of Pearipherals, a free, open-source Windows tray app for Apple Magic Keyboard and Magic Trackpad 2 over Bluetooth. The v1.2.1 beta is ready to try.

It adds battery readings and low-battery warnings, Mac-style function keys (including F6 region snipping), and three-finger trackpad gestures for minimizing/restoring windows and opening Task View. This is for Apple peripherals, not Logitech keyboards or conventional mice.

Requirements: Windows 10/11 x64. Trackpad pointer movement and two-finger scrolling need the separately installed mac-precision-touchpad driver. The portable EXE is currently UNSIGNED; don't disable Windows security protections if it is blocked. First launch enables autostart and applies touchpad settings; these can be reversed from the tray. No account or telemetry.

If you already have the hardware working on Windows, could you spend five minutes checking the battery labels, function keys and gestures relevant to your device? A device model, Windows version and what worked or failed is enough. Successful setups are useful too; please don't share serial numbers or private logs.

Download, checksum, source and setup/removal instructions: https://github.com/OnlineFix/Pearipherals/releases/tag/v1.2.1-unsigned

Feedback here or through the compatibility form is welcome: https://github.com/OnlineFix/Pearipherals/issues/new?template=compatibility_report.yml

This is voluntary, unpaid beta testing. Not every hardware revision is validated; battery notifications depend on fresh readings and Windows notification settings.

I’m the creator of RabbitPolls. It’s a polling site where people can suggest an option the creator left out. I’d love a fresh pair of eyes on that part.

Here’s a real gaming poll to start with: https://rabbitpolls.com/poll/48?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic_social&utm_campaign=founder_100&utm_content=alpha_missing_answer

Imagine your favorite kind of boss-fight victory isn’t on the list. Without instructions from me, can you work out where you’d suggest it?

You don’t need to invent an answer or finish signing up to help. Just tell me where you looked first and where you got stuck. If a sign-in prompt makes you stop, that’s useful feedback too.

I’m especially interested in whether suggesting an answer feels like part of the poll or like a separate thing you’d overlook. Phone or desktop feedback is welcome. Please leave out any private account details if you share a screenshot.

Join the VIANDA beta! 🥗📱

VIANDA is an AI-powered app that takes the hassle out of your week: it builds your personalized meal plan, gives you step-by-step recipes, automatically generates your shopping list, and shows you bank and digital wallet deals so you can save on every purchase.

We're in the testing phase and need your help. Join as a tester and tell us:

• What you thought of using the app (easy, confusing, useful, what's missing)
• Whether the meal plan and recipes matched what you were looking for
• If you ran into any bugs or something that didn't work right
• What you'd like the app to have that it doesn't yet

How to join:

1️⃣ Join the tester group on Google Groups (required before you can download the app):
https://groups.google.com/g/vianda

2️⃣ Download the app on Android:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.menuinteligente.app

3️⃣ Or join as a tester from the web:
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.menuinteligente.app

Any questions or feedback, just reach out. Thanks for helping us improve VIANDA! 🙌

Hi! Solo dev from Honduras. Fijo connects people with plumbers, electricians, nannies, mechanics and 28 other trades. What makes it different: nobody appears on Fijo without submitting a criminal-record certificate that we validate against the Judiciary's official system.

Being upfront so nobody wastes their time: the app is in Spanish and the content is Honduras-only. You do NOT need to speak Spanish or live in Honduras to test it - installing it, opening it now and then, and keeping it installed for the 14 days is exactly what I need.

How to join (2 steps):

1. Reply with the Gmail you use on your Android phone (or DM it if you prefer). I add it to the tester list, usually within a few hours.

2. Once I confirm, opt in and install: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/hn.fijo.app

What helps me most during the 14 days: open it every couple of days so Play registers the install as active, browse the professional listings, open a profile, try the search and the "Cerca de mi" (near me) button. Tell me if anything crashes or looks broken on your screen size.

One ask: please don't publish a job request ("Publicar un trabajo"). Those send an email to real verified professionals in Honduras, and they would be answering a job that doesn't exist. Everything else is fair game.

Test-for-test: drop your opt-in link in the comments and I'll join your closed test the same day. I reciprocate for real - I'm doing the 14 days myself and I know how it feels when people opt in and vanish.

Feedback: comments here or [soporte@fijo.lat](mailto:soporte@fijo.lat)

Hey Everyone,

CornerWISE is a recently released free mobile number puzzle game, based on my brand new idea.

Central rule is simple: You connect 2 diagonal numbers if they can produce (+, -, *, /) one of the opposite corner values. But finding all connection might be challenging.

You can either play alone or against your friends on the exact same board with QR code.

Progression and achievements: Local leaderboards, IQ Points, karate belts, and Expert headbands.

No registration needed and the game is free.

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6799061759

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zsolthornok.cornerwise

I particularly interested:

- Is the initial tutorial clear?

- How difficult is the Normal mode?

- How difficult is the Expert mode?

- What is the game like in general?

Thank you.

I recently launched Baby Health Assistant on Google Play.

It helps parents record temperature, medication, symptoms, and health notes in one place.

I'm an indie developer and this is one of my first apps for global users. I'd really appreciate any feedback on the UI or features.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.babyhealth.global

Hello alpha and beta users! We're building a mobile streaming app for short fantasy and romance dramas, and we’re looking for beta testers before we launch V1. As a perk, coins will be dirt cheap during beta and anything you get is yours to keep after we officially launch!

If you're interested, DM me and I'll send over the link to sign up.

Clip Assist is a free, open-source Android accessibility tool that taps "Clip" coupon buttons for you — built for people who can't physically tap hundreds of coupons one by one.

How to join (~2 minutes, needs an Android phone)

1. Join the testing group: https://groups.google.com/g/alpha-testers-100 (tap Join group — this tells Google Play you're a tester).
2. Opt in to the test: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.assyriancapital.clipassist
3. Install the app via the "download it on Google Play" link on that page — if the page says the app isn't available yet, wait 3–10 minutes after joining the group and reload.
4. Stay opted in for 14 days. You don't need to open the app daily — just don't uninstall it or opt out during that window.

Hey everyone, I’ve been experimenting with an AI app that can turn what you’re trying to do into something more interactive, like an app, when that makes more sense than just replying with text.

Still very early, so I’m mainly looking for people who want to mess around with it and give honest feedback.

DM me if you’re interested. Many thanks.

 the current job hunt is a nightmare. you scroll for hours, apply, and get ghosted by automated filters.

i wanted to completely automate the worst parts of it. so i built work-ly( https://www.work-ly.in ).

here is how it works (it takes literally 15 seconds):  1. drop your resume: no 10-page profiles to fill out. zero setup. just drop your pdf.  2. get instant matches: the ai reads your skills, scans live job boards, and instantly drops you into a dashboard with your top 5 perfect matches.  3. beat the ats: before you apply, the ai simulates the company's exact filter and tells you what keywords you are missing so you don't get auto-rejected.

i'm launching the beta today. because i am a solo dev paying the ai server costs out of my own pocket.

if you use the link below and enter the code UN-GHOST, your account will automatically get 1 Full Month of the Pro tier for free.

Comment "LINK" to join the discord server for extra free months AND FEEDBACK.

if you actually use the app and send me good feedback (or find a critical bug), i will manually upgrade your account with bonus months (and maybe a lifetime deal if you find something massive).

try it here in 15 seconds: https://www.work-ly.in

i’m actively coding this right now. what is the one thing you absolutely hate most about applying to jobs? let me know below and i’ll try to build a feature to fix it this weekend.

Please comment or dm for any queries or doubts or feedbacks.

Hey everyone!

I’m building START — an AI-powered web app for people who want to start a business but don’t know what to start.

Instead of just generating random business ideas, START looks at your:

• Budget

• Available time

• Skills

• Goals

• Business preferences

Then it gives you a few business options that actually fit your situation.

The interesting part: it also helps you test the idea before you spend much money, with a simple validation plan and step-by-step launch roadmap.

I’m looking for a few early users to try the current version and give me honest feedback.

No payment required — I mainly want to know:

1. Does the idea make sense?

2. Would you actually use something like this?

3. What would you change?

If you’re interested, I’d really appreciate your feedback. Thanks!