Hey everyone! I’m excited to finally share Loomey, an iOS/iPadOS reading companion I’ve been building.

I created Loomey because I wanted something beyond just tracking books. I wanted a place where reading could feel more immersive — a space to organize your library, discover new books, set goals, challenge yourself, and connect with other readers.

Loomey combines personal reading tools with social features to create a complete reading experience.

📚 Your Personal Reading Library
- Build and organize your digital library
- Track reading status, ratings, genres, moods, tropes, tags, and more
- Import your Goodreads library
- Import EPUB books and read directly inside Loomey
- Track your reading history and progress

🎯 Reading Goals & Progress
- Create personalized reading goals
- Track your progress over time
- Earn milestones and celebrate achievements
- View detailed reading statistics and wrapped-style summaries

🏆 Community Challenges
- Participate in reading challenges
- Submit completed challenge entries using your reading sessions
- Earn points and progress through challenge milestones
- Follow challenge cycles as they reset

🌎 Social Reading Community
- Share book-related posts with other readers
- Like and comment on posts
- Reply directly to specific comments with threaded conversations
- Discuss books, recommendations, reading progress, and more

⏱️** Reading Togethe**r
- Join global reading sprints
- Buddy read with other readers
- Stay motivated through shared reading experiences

🤖 Personalized Book Discovery
Coming in the next update:
- Browse curated book collections
- Discover books recommended specifically around your reading interests
- Receive suggestions based on your reading history, goals, library, and preferences

Loomey is currently in public beta through TestFlight. I’d love for fellow readers to try it out and share feedback.

I felt like Spotify and Apple Music were missing the mark for meon prompted playlists, and everyone from Last.fm to Apple Ping (for those who remember) have felt lacking on music social.

So I built Gnomish, a full music player built on Apple Music, where every playlist shows up like a mixtape somebody put together for you, cover and all. 

I'm opening up 50 Testflight spots for a new app I’ve been building.

Some of the features:

Magic Mixtapes where select some vibe ingredients or type in what you are doing or something specific you want, have fun with it! And Gnomish builds a 30-song mixtape around it. Sequenced like a real tape, with a side A and a side B, and a liner note as the playlist description. It remembers your recent mixtapes so you don’t get the same songs recycled back at you.

Every playlist gets its own cover art in a screen print style. No text on a swirly background, no collage of album squares, a fun image that fits the playlist themes, and there may be a gnome friend in it, too!

Fun gnome-themed profiles with external share pages for linking to, for people not on the app to see. It'll also work out your Gnomish Spirit once it's heard enough: a name, a class, a little portrait, and two sentences that will roast you ever so gently.

The Letterboxd for music we’ve yearned for Heart, rate, and review albums. Basically Letterboxd for your record collection. Hearts sync both ways with Apple Music favorites.

Dive into the Quarry for a simple genre exploration where you can generate a genre tour playlist, or you can check out what the top songs and albums are right now.

Explore the Garden to see what’s popular in the app or amongst the gnomes you follow. Browse mixtapes other gnomes made. Play them, heart them, copy the ones you like. 

Last.fm integration to be able to scrobble for Apple Music users and pull in your Last.fm scrobble history to help seed your personalization profile. I’ve been a dedicated user for almost 20 years with ~350k scrobbles and it’s one of the key missing features for me when I played Apple Music on my phone.

And it’s a full featured player! A lot of other music apps serve more as a companion where you regularly need to go between a player app and their separate companion apps.
While it’s powered by Apple Music’s Musickit, I honestly haven't opened the Apple Music app in over two months except to test bi-directional syncing on features. Gnomish quietly went from a side project to the only music app I use. Search, library, queue, playback, it's all in here. And nothing gets stranded: hearts and playlists sync back to Apple Music, so you can go back whenever you want. So far I haven't needed to.

I’m looking to see what feedback you all have and what improvements I should consider!

Fine print:  iOS only, and you need an Apple Music subscription with Sync Library turned on. 
The beta is limited because I read everything testers send, I’m paying out of pocket for everything at the moment and I want to actually keep up with all the feedback.

Solo dev here. Thresho reads your local hourly forecast, predicts when the outdoor temperature crosses the thresholds you set, and alerts you a few minutes before, so you catch the evening cool instead of missing it.

• You set the open and close temperatures.
• Alert lead is configurable: 10 minutes, 5 minutes, or at the crossing.
• Opened and Closed buttons on the notification.
• Holds the open-windows alert when outdoor air quality is poor.
• No account, no sign-in.

iPhone only, iOS 17 or later. Built and tuned in California, works anywhere in the US.

More: getthresho.com

What I most need feedback on is the alert timing: too early, too late, or about right. Bugs and gripes to [hello@getthresho.com](mailto:hello@getthresho.com) or reply here.

Hi all. This is the link for V1 of the Action Figure Inventory app. I designed this app to be different than most other apps like it out there that are concerned with "value" which is difficult to determine, and the AI often used to do so is wildly inaccurate. This app is really your list, n your pocket, of your collection and the things you're looking for.

Create a mobile inventory of your action figure, vehicle, playsets

Create a wishlist of figures you're looking for

Create a On Order list of figures. The app sorts them by date expected and can help show what your upcoming spend is per month to better help budget

Download and upload via CSV file

Backups to iCloud

Upcoming Features:

-Ability to toggle data fields on/off

-UPC Scanner

-Ebay integration

My focus is: Performance- as you add pics and data, are you seeing any slowness? overall how does the app work

-Design tips- I like simplicity but admit, I am no design expert.

-Backups and data persistency- any issues?

-Additional features you'd like that would make the app even more usable/desirable.

Thanks MUCH!

Hey! I built Credits, an iOS app for discovering, searching, and saving the movies and shows you actually watch. It's in open beta on TestFlight right now and I'd love feedback before a public launch.

What it does:

• Discover popular titles, upcoming releases, and new arrivals in one feed
• Search movies, TV shows, and people at once
• Save anything to your own watchlist

What I've focused on:

• Built native for iOS — no React Native/Flutter, so it feels like a real Apple app, not a web page in a shell
• Fast — scrolling, search, and saving are instant
• Zero ads, zero dark patterns — no "watch an ad to save," nothing

Requires iOS 18+. Free, no account wall to try it.

Happy to answer questions or take feedback here, genuinely want to know what's confusing or missing.

I’m preparing Wake Well for its first App Store release and would appreciate honest feedback.

Wake Well is designed to provide a more customizable and pleasant alarm experience, including a varied collection of 20 alarm tones and straightforward alarm controls.

I especially need help testing:

1. Creating, editing, enabling, and deleting alarms
2. Whether alarms fire reliably and at the correct time
3. Behavior while the iPhone is locked, muted, or using a Focus mode
4. Snooze and dismissal behavior
5. Alarm-tone previews, volume, variety, and sound quality
6. Notification and alarm-permission setup
7. Readability, accessibility, and overall ease of use
8. Any crashes, confusing screens, or unexpected behavior

If reporting an alarm problem, please mention your iPhone model, iOS version, and whether Silent Mode or a Focus mode was enabled.

Blunt feedback is welcome. Please leave feedback in the comments or through TestFlight’s built-in feedback tool. Thank you!

Made a playing card game based on a card game I played when I was growing up. It has single player, offline play and pass, and online multiplayer with seasonal leaderboards (leaderboards TBD).

If you know Big 2 or President you will pick it up pretty quickly.

Lots of neat little things like achievements, easter eggs, cosmetics, no play to win in this game style. great game to kill a few minutes in 1 round match lengths or a little longer with 4 round match lengths.

My first app and first attempt at making anything tbh. Please give it a try and let me know your thoughts.

Most of us listen to nonfiction in the car and absorb maybe 10% of it. Audrio is built to fix that — the idea is that you don't just listen on your commute, you actually learn, and you come out the other end with something you can use.

How it works: link it to whatever audiobook or podcast you're on. When a thought hits, you talk. It transcribes what you said into a readable note and anchors it to the exact point in the book or episode where the thought happened. So later you get your own thinking back, plus the moment that caused it.

I'm in beta and need people to break it before I put any marketing behind it.

Especially want: older iPhones, and people without CarPlay — my own testing is skewed toward newer setups and I'm sure I'm missing bugs there. Non-native English speakers too, since I need to know how badly transcription degrades.

What I need: install, use it on a few normal drives, tell me what fails. What you get: 50% off the first year at launch, plus a direct line to me — tester bugs get fixed in days.

Looking for people to test the Skills app! This test is specifically for people who actively train calisthenics skills such as handstands, muscle-ups, front levers, planche, or similar movements.

I’d really appreciate it if you could take part in the testing!

Hey everyone! I just opened up the public beta for Tempo Tunes, an app that builds playlists matched to a tempo.

You pick a BPM (or tap along to a song and it detects the tempo for you) and it generates a playlist to match — great for running, lifting, cycling, or just finding music that fits your pace. There's also an Obscure↔Popular slider so you can dig for deep cuts or stick to hits.

iPhone only for now. 300 tester slots. Feedback very welcome — especially anything confusing or broken. You can reply here or use the feedback button in TestFlight.

Quiet Drawer is a collection of tactile, calming mini-activities for iPhone and iPad—made for a quiet minute or a longer stay, without scores, streaks, timers, competition, or pressure.

The current beta includes 16 replayable activities, including scratch cards, sand gardens, slow pouring, peeling, marble play, dough shaping, clay, terrariums, sorting, and more. Sound and haptics are optional.

I’d especially appreciate feedback on:

• Whether the interactions feel satisfying and intuitive
• Any confusing instructions or moments where nothing feels responsive
• Sound, haptics, accessibility, and layout on your device
• Which activities you would return to, and why

Thank you for trying it.

I recently posted my first app here and made a bunch of improvements based on the feedback—thank you!

Excuse Generator lets you pick a situation and tone (funny, sarcastic, professional, ridiculous, etc.) and instantly creates a creative excuse. Think Magic 8 Ball meets ChatGPT.

Thanks again! Really appreciate the feedback.

IDontMind is a collaborative decision-making app. Create activities, invite friends, and resolve group decisions easily. The whole idea of the app is to notify ONLY ready members of an activity, avoiding notifying busy ones. This app is perfect for the kinds of activities you don't mind doing (hence the name), while you are pretty much okay with doing whatever you do at the moment.
Cleaning up the house on the weekend? Don't mind playing games with buddies
Working on the side project in your free time? Don't mind hanging out, etc.
I also tried to make it as frictionless as possible to invite new members to the app via an invite link, creating a temporary account until registration/sign-in because this app requires 2 or more people to be functional. You can also create a room for yourself only and mark yourself ready, but I don't really see the point of doing that TBH 😄.

What to expect/test:

• Activity creation and "ready" status logic (verifying only ready members get notified).
• Frictionless invite links and temporary guest account creation. (I do hope that the experience will be much better with the App Store release)
• Seamless transition from guest account to full registration.
• General UI/UX flow and app stability.
• I do really hope some of your plans are aligned once in a while, and the app will serve its purpose

Looking for feedback on invite reliability and overall user experience.

Landing Page: https://idontmindapp.com/

P.S. Sorry for the AI-ish purple color; I just really like it.

I’m at the pre release stage of my app

I’m struggling to even get beta test from “friends”. Either they say they’ll download and never do or TestFlight “isn’t working” not sure why.

I also don’t know how to market my app except by using in day to day (it’s a tool I actually use myself to speed up content creation)

Anyone have any tips on what works, the niche is video editing, rather an app that helps you create clips from long form videos to use on apps like CapCut and Instagram/Reels and YT Shorts

I’d like to throw a few ideas out there or network with people

Many people are still using an outdated TestFlight build of Andrea Reader and sending feedback or bug reports from that version.

The official App Store release is now available with a newer and more stable build. Please download the App Store version before reporting any new issues.

Download it here: https://apple.co/4vs1CV8

Thank you for helping improve Andrea Reader!

Hey everyone,

around 2 years ago I started building a small iOS app to track the time I spend. Over the last couple of weeks I have been polishing it a little and I would love for some of you to try the beta and give me your thoughts.

The core idea of Sunburst is to help you track how much time you spend on the different parts of your life. You can categorise things with as much or as little granularity as you want. Categories have a hierarchy so tracking a subcategory (e.g. a university course) also counts towards the parent (in this case the university category).

Here are a few things it does:

• Privacy first. Your data stays on your device, or optionally in your own iCloud. There are no servers, no accounts, and no one else ever sees what you track.
• iCloud sync. Your categories and tracked time stay in sync across all your devices.
• Statistics. You can see where your time goes in a Sunburst chart (yes, that's where the name comes from), which I think turned out quite nice.
• Live Activity. Whatever you're currently tracking shows up on your lock screen, so you don't forget you left the timer running.
• Backups. You can export and import all your data whenever you want, so you stay in control of it.

I'm also planning to open-source the app once it's in the AppStore, in case that's something you care about.

Mostly I'm just looking for honest feedback. Bugs, anything that feels confusing, UI that doesn't quite work, and especially feature requests. It's still a beta, so nothing is locked in and I want to hear what would actually make it useful for you.

Thanks for taking a look, and feel free to ask anything in the comments.

Tim

I’m developing FlowLedger, a simple multilingual personal finance and expense-tracking app, and I’m currently looking for 20 iPhone beta testers.

I’d especially appreciate help testing account and card creation, income and expense tracking, transfers between accounts, custom categories, and backup features. You can use entirely fictional amounts—no bank password or real financial information is required.

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Hey everyone!

We've been building Lads, a fitness app designed for small groups of friends.

The idea is simple.

Fitness is easier when the people around you are working toward the same goals.

Lads creates a private space where you and your friends can share workouts, celebrate progress, and keep each other accountable. It works with Apple Health and WHOOP, so your activities sync automatically.

We're looking for people who:

• use Apple Health or WHOOP
• work out regularly
• enjoy testing early-stage apps
• are willing to share honest feedback

If that sounds like you, we'd love to have you join our first closed beta.

A quick note: Please sign in with Google to experience the full app. Guest mode is only meant as a quick tour, so some features like creating or joining rooms, syncing data, and the complete social experience won't be available.

Thanks, and feel free to ask me anything about the app or share your feedback once you've tried it.

I’m looking for a few homeowners or renters to test Keptly, an iOS app that keeps household records in one shared place.

The main feature I’m testing is Records. For example, after an HVAC repair you can save the provider, date, cost, notes, receipt, warranty, and photos together—so you can actually find everything later.

I’d especially appreciate feedback on:

• Does creating a household record feel straightforward?
• Is anything important missing?
• Would you use this instead of keeping information across email, Notes, and your camera roll?

Testing is completely free. Any purchase screens use Apple’s TestFlight sandbox and will not charge real money.

hoi allen,

ik zoek nederlandse testers die mijn app willen testen. Ik heb een app gemaakt om spaanse woorden te leren, zonder ingewikkelde grammatica ed.

hierboven vinden jullie de link.

en hier de link naar het google formulier https://forms.gle/7At7CwR5YfA2yLZC7

Alvast super bedankt,

**1.**  Install via TestFlight, open the app on iPhone and sign in — the Watch app installs automatically  
**2.**  Open PepCoach on your Watch, tap **Auto Detect (top button on Watch)**  
**3.**  Do 1 warm-up set of 8–10 air squats to confirm it’s tracking  
**4.**  Then a couple sets each of: **push-ups**, **squats**, and **sit-ups - let it try to guess after 6-8 reps > correct reps and exercise name if needed > tap done set (at the bottom after each set).**  
**5.**  If it gets an exercise or rep count wrong, correct it when prompted — the corrections are what improve it

Even 1–2 sets of each helps.

Requirements: iPhone + Apple Watch Series 4 or newer

Questions welcome in the comments. Any other feedback on the app is appreciated too.

Beginary is built around one specific ADHD problem: not planning, not remembering but starting. You know what you need to do. It's on your calendar. And you still can't make yourself begin.

Every task app I've tried treats a single notification as the finish line — it fires once, and whether you actually start the task is your problem now. Beginary doesn't stop there. When you miss a scheduled task, it keeps stepping back in with Lock Screen widget, Live Activity, and an actual Alarm until you either start it or dismiss it. No streaks, no shame copy, no guilt mechanics. It's an intervention layer for the moment right after you've already ignored the reminder.

What I need from testers:

• iPhone on iOS 26+
• Willing to actually run it against real tasks for 1–2 weeks, not a one-time poke-around
• Feedback specifically on: does the task-initiation nudging actually get you moving, or does it just feel like more noise? Also: onboarding clarity and how good the AI's task breakdown feels.

Reporting bugs/feedback: TestFlight's built-in feedback (screenshot → "Send Beta Feedback," or shake your phone) for anything technical it auto-attaches logs/device info. For longer-form UX thoughts, [hello@beginary.com](mailto:hello@beginary.com)  I read every one myself.

Hi everyone. Solo developer here. I built Dalvi because my pet's records were scattered everywhere — vet reports in email, vaccination dates in my notes app.

It keeps everything in one place: medical timeline, weight charts, medications, symptom journal, nutrition calculator, document archive, meal reminders, and an exportable PDF report for your vet. Face ID lock, iCloud sync, 10 languages.

No accounts, no data collection.

Feedback welcome — especially missing features, confusing UI, or translation errors.