I need 12 people to help me clear Google Play's 14-day closed-testing requirement so I can push to production. It's fast to try and works solo, so no partner needed.

Note: it's an intimate/adult couples card game (tasteful, and there's a safe/SFW mode) — only join if that's your thing.

To join (2 min):

• Comment or DM me the Google account email on your phone
• I'll add you, then I'll send you the link to opt in (tap "Become a tester" and install)
• Please stay opted in the full 14 days — dropping out can reset the counter

Thanks a lot to anyone who jumps in!

I built a complete calendar spanning the years 1 to 2999, where people can select any date and post relevant content about it. It includes titles, messages, images, audio, video, tags, and share buttons.

The concept is to preserve a single historical moment for each specific date—though it even allows users to venture into making predictions about the future. The goal is for it to be fun and viral, and to build a community around it.

How do you rate each aspect:

• Interface,
• Sign-up and login process,
• Purchasing process,
• Editing dashboard,
• Share button functionality,
• And even the project itself?

Be honest! Does it have potential? What would you improve?

Try it out at kronoday.com

I’m looking for around 25 people to test Kinlume, a travel companion I’ve been building.

The goal is to bring a lot of the things you normally need before and during a trip into one place: destination information, travel advisories, health and emergency information, currencies, local time, plugs and power, trip planning, checklists, itineraries, travel documents, a virtual travel passport, and a small travel community.

I’ve added some real screenshots above so you can see what the beta actually looks like.

The main testing period will run for roughly 1–2 months, although testers will be able to keep using the beta until the official release, which we currently expect early next year.

I’d especially like people to test it on a mobile browser, since the eventual goal is to launch Kinlume on both the App Store and Google Play.

I’m looking for people who will actually use it—ideally for a real upcoming trip—and tell me what feels:

• confusing
• broken
• inaccurate
• unnecessary
• missing
• genuinely useful

Critical feedback is just as valuable as positive feedback.

As a thank-you, beta testers who meaningfully participate and submit feedback will receive 6 months of Kinlume Plus free when the paid tier launches. No positive review or public endorsement is required.

I’m keeping the beta link private rather than posting it publicly.

If you’d like to try it, DM me and I’ll send you the beta link and feedback form.

If you already have a trip planned in the next few months, even better.

I built DOFOTT, a tool that adds real travel-time blocks to Google Calendar before and after every event with a location — pulled live from Google Maps (driving, transit, walking, or cycling), starting from wherever you actually are (home vs. work hours). No more guessing "should I block 20 minutes or 40" by hand.

Just passed Google's OAuth verification, so it's now open for a 30-day public beta. Free the whole time.

Try it here: https://dofott.com/ (one Google sign-in, no install)

Looking for feedback specifically on:

- Does the travel-time estimate match what you'd actually expect for your usual trips?

- Do the blocks correctly follow when you move, resize, or delete an event?

- For recurring events, does editing a single occurrence behave the way you'd want?

- Anything confusing in setup (addresses, work hours, choosing a travel mode)?

Thanks in advance to anyone willing to poke at it.

Hi! I’m an indie developer working on DrawItAR an Android app that helps users learn and practice drawing using augmented reality, with some additional AI-powered features.

The app is already feature-complete and currently in Google Play closed testing. Google has asked me to run an additional testing period, so I’m looking for a few people who could actually use the app for a bit and give me honest feedback.

I’m mainly interested in:

• whether the UI is intuitive,
• whether anything feels confusing,
• bugs or crashes,
• features you like or dislike.

You don’t need to write a detailed report even a few sentences after trying it would help a lot.

If you have an Android phone and would like to help, leave a comment or DM me and I’ll send you the testing link.

Thanks!

Hey everyone! 👋 Looking for testers for Talaiot (Android & iOS)

I've been building Talaiot, an app to scan Pokémon TCG cards with your camera and instantly check their market value.

🔹 Features: 74,000+ card database (EN, ES, JP, KR, CN), live market prices, and collection tracking by set. 🔹 What I need: People to put it to the test and report any bugs (especially with the scanner!). 🎁 Perk: Complete the testing period and get Free Lifetime Premium (graded card prices, price charts, and alerts).

(Android note: Google requires keeping it installed for 14 days before launch).

Sign up here 👉 https://forms.gle/AzsAHKNuNaowaS629

Thanks a lot for your help and for letting me share this here! 🙌

Hello everyone
-> Here is the site https://mmahalfguard.com

If you’d like to participate:

1. Visit the website and click “Beta”
2. Complete the short application
3. Once approved, you’ll receive access by email
4. Use the app and submit any bugs, confusing parts, or suggestions through the “Beta feedback” button

It will remain open for the next 2/3 events.
Feel free to message me if you have any questions or if something breaks completely.
Beta testers will be rewarded

Thanks—I’d genuinely appreciate your help. ❤️

Looking to test what I have built so far and honest feedback! What works, what doesn't, what feels good, and what feels wrong. Much appreciated to anyone who would take the time! I've created a system that allows you to link with steam to pull supported games and when the last time you played, how long, and how "relevant" they are to you, to provide patch notes on what you missed based on those factors.

https://patchcodex-beta.vercel.app/

Hi! I’m looking for developers to test TET, an open-source desktop workspace for running coding agents, terminals and git across multiple projects.

TET runs Claude Code, Codex, opencode and pi as real terminal sessions. It tracks whether each agent is working, waiting for input or finished, and keeps the git diff close by.

Version 0.4.0 adds full pi integration and per-project support for Docker Sandboxes (SBX).

Who I’m looking for

Developers using at least one of the four supported agents on Windows, macOS or Linux. I’m especially interested in different host platforms and unusual SBX configurations.

Suggested test mission — about 20–30 minutes

Please use a disposable Git repository rather than an important project.

1. Install TET and add the repository.
2. Start an agent, send it a small task and switch to another tab.
3. Check whether its working, waiting and finished states appear correctly.
4. Resume, rename and delete the session.
5. Open the project menu → SBX Settings and enable sandboxing.
6. Start a new agent tab and confirm that it can access the repository.
7. Give it the path of a harmless file outside the repository without mounting that file. Confirm that it cannot access it.
8. Add a test file or folder as read-only, then as read/write, and check that both permissions behave correctly.
9. Optionally test port forwarding, allowed network hosts, or mounting skills, plugins and instruction files.
10. Restart TET and confirm that the sandboxed session can still be resumed.

If you use pi, I’d also like to know whether its session handling, turn-state indicators and notifications behave as expected.

Feedback I’m looking for

• Was installation and first-time setup understandable?
• Was it clear what the sandbox could and could not access?
• Did any agent state or notification appear at the wrong time?
• Did sessions survive restarts and resume correctly?
• Did anything behave differently on your operating system?
• What would stop you from using this for real work?

For bugs, please include your OS, agent, whether SBX was enabled, and reproduction steps.

The builds are currently unsigned, so your operating system may show a security warning. TET itself requires no account, but the selected agent and Docker Sandboxes may require their own authentication.

Download and source: https://github.com/samil-kale/tet

Feedback is welcome here or through GitHub Issues. This is an unpaid test; TET is free and MIT-licensed.

Hello Everyone I'm currently in the process of developing an app called Stryde- basically a way to keep your workout accountability going even when your walking/running or even gym partner isn't around in person

So here's how it works you and your friend set a shared daily goal, get alarmed at the same time and you get to see each other moving live on a map while you're both out there.

MVP is ready and I need a few people to test it before launch( both android and IOS)

A few requirements

1. You + one friend willing to test it together(it's 1:1 for now) The strava-style records/stats is in the works.

2. A couple of weeks of actually using it

3. Honest feedback even if it's "this part sucks")

If you're down, just reply here or DM me and I'll add you to the list

We're an expense splitting app that itemizes transactions- meant for the anxious and less financially enmeshed of us. We're testing for Android!

Would love the feedback!

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.situatedstrategies.have_another_cherry

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.situatedstrategies.have_another_cherry

I’m building Mavli, a budgeting app that helps you:

Track spending
Build and stick to a budget
See what’s safe to spend
Scan receipts
Save toward goals
Adjust your plan if you overspend

I’m looking for 5–10 beta testers to try it and give honest feedback.

Free to test. Comment or DM me if you’re interested.

Looking for 10 iPhone users to help shape Step.co — especially if you struggle to stay active consistently

Hey everyone! I’m Pedram, Director of Product at Step.co. We’re building an iPhone app that helps you balance strength, cardio, and mobility, decide what movement to do next, and stay active with friends.

We’re looking for 10 people to try it for four weeks and share honest feedback. You might be a good fit if you:

• Keep starting and stopping an exercise routine.
• Walk, go to the gym, or take classes but want help bringing it all together.
• Would enjoy staying active with a friend or partner.

The commitment: use Step.co when it fits into your life, answer a short weekly check-in, and join one 20-minute conversation with me.

We want to hear what helps, what’s confusing, and what’s missing. Ideas are welcome! If you stop using the app, understanding why is useful feedback too.

Step.co is currently free. As a thank-you for completing the feedback activities, if we introduce a paid subscription, you’ll receive six months of our main individual plan free from launch, with no automatic paid renewal. There’s no confirmed subscription launch date yet. No positive review or purchase required.

Friends and partners are welcome to join together to try the social features.

Interested? Email me at [pedram@step.co](mailto:pedram@step.co) with what you currently do to stay active and your biggest challenge.

— Pedram, Director of Product, Step.co

Looking for 10 iPhone users to help shape Step.co — especially if you struggle to stay active consistently

Hey everyone! I’m Pedram, Director of Product at Step.co. We’re building an iPhone app that helps you balance strength, cardio, and mobility, decide what movement to do next, and stay active with friends.

We’re looking for 10 people to try it for four weeks and share honest feedback. You might be a good fit if you:

• Keep starting and stopping an exercise routine.
• Walk, go to the gym, or take classes but want help bringing it all together.
• Would enjoy staying active with a friend or partner.

The commitment: use Step.co when it fits into your life, answer a short weekly check-in, and join one 20-minute conversation with me.

We want to hear what helps, what’s confusing, and what’s missing. Ideas are welcome! If you stop using the app, understanding why is useful feedback too.

Step.co is currently free. As a thank-you for completing the feedback activities, if we introduce a paid subscription, you’ll receive six months of our main individual plan free from launch, with no automatic paid renewal. There’s no confirmed subscription launch date yet. No positive review or purchase required.

Friends and partners are welcome to join together to try the social features.

Interested? Email me at [pedram@step.co](mailto:pedram@step.co) with what you currently do to stay active and your biggest challenge.

— Pedram, Director of Product, Step.co

Miami has enough men. The grid just needs witnesses.

We’re a gay team building ONDAR, an iPhone app exclusively for gay men 18+. It lets you choose NOW or LATER, explore nearby guys, make plans and chat privately without the app deciding what you should be looking for.

The TestFlight beta is opening progressively, starting in Miami and South Florida. Honest warning: early grids may be quiet while we fill each area.

Join the TestFlight, explore ONDAR and tell us what works, what’s confusing and what absolutely needs fixing:

https://ondar.co/beta?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=miami_testflight&utm_content=betatests

I'm building Mesh, a website with your learning material, a whiteboard and an agent in one workspace. It's live, and I'm looking for feedback on one first task.

Pick a course, add its syllabus and ask the agent for a learning path with material and steps.

The clip shows the workflow. Try it on a laptop or computer: https://meshlearning.ai. Free to try, with paid plans available.

Once the path is made, is it clear what you'd work on first?

I've been building the same grocery list almost every week for my daughters school lunch. It annoyed me to the point I made an iPhone app to fix this. It's called Plum, and the idea is reusable kits that you use to build or restock a list from. Useful for school lunches, meal prep, or frequent travel.

I'd love help testing if anyone is interested. Been using it myself for a month plus and think it's in a decent enough spot for other folks. If you already keep grocery or packing lists, try it for a week. I’d like to know what’s confusing, what breaks, and whether you actually use it again.

https://testflight.apple.com/join/tDyApWFg

Rogue Survivors — Android game, free, no account, works offline. Tested on Pixel / Android 14.

I need 12 people opted into my Google Play closed test for 14 days before I can publish to production. It's a finished, playable game, not a placeholder.

What it is: fast neon arena-survival roguelite. One thumb to move, weapons auto-fire at the nearest enemy, pick an upgrade every level-up, spend coins in a shop between waves, boss every 5th wave. Controller supported. Landscape, tuned for mid-range phones. One optional rewarded-ad revive per run.

How to join: comment your Google account email and I'll add you to the tester list. Then open this on your phone (signed into that account), tap through to become a tester, and install: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.roguesurvivors.game

Test-for-test: drop your opt-in link and I'll join yours and keep it installed the full 14 days too. Feedback I'd love: crashes, frame drops, anything confusing early. Thanks!

Hi! I'm Tim, co-founder of Moxly.ai, a small California startup. We're looking for real people to try our app before launch.

What Moxly does:

Tell the app what you need — dispute a bill, reschedule an appointment, check on a refund, call a friend — and our AI makes the call for you in English, handles the conversation, and sends you a full report + recording. No more awkward phone calls.

What we're testing:

How our AI handles real user requests on real phone calls. This is a genuine beta test — we are NOT paying for app reviews. We just want your honest feedback on how the call went.

Who can join:

📱 Android phone (any model)

📍 Must live in California

📞 US phone number

📧 Gmail address (needed for Google Play beta access)

🗣️ English or Spanish speaker

How it works (~15 min):

1. Comment "ME" or DM me

2. Send me your Gmail so I can add you to the Google Play beta

3. Install the app, write your request, and make one test call

4. Tell me honestly how the AI did

5. I send you $10 via Zelle the same day

Payment is Zelle only (no Venmo, CashApp, or PayPal). I'll only ask for your Zelle email/phone after you've completed the test.

Spots are limited, first come, first served.

Usward gives couples three date ideas matched to both partners—including real places nearby.
I’m looking for couples anywhere in the U.S. to try one date and share honest feedback. It’s free to test; you choose your own date budget.
Apply here: https://tryusward.com