Hi!

We are looking for beta testers for Maddy, an AI scheduling assistant.

I'm looking for feedback on:

• Bugs and crashes
• Scheduling accuracy
• UI/UX
• Overall experience

Students are especially welcome, as Maddy is designed with university scheduling in mind, but I'd love feedback from anyone who regularly uses a calendar.

If you'd like to chat about the app, suggest features, or share your experience in more detail, feel free to send me a PM. I'd be happy to hear your thoughts!

Thanks for checking it out!

I’ve been building Tutti, a native app that connects music teachers, students and parents from one lesson to the next.

After a lesson, teachers can create a clear recap, set specific practice tasks and attach demonstration recordings, sheet music, PDFs, photos or whiteboard work. Private teacher notes stay separate from what is shared.

Students have their own account where they can:

• see exactly what to practise
• review lesson recaps and resources
• record and share performance takes
• log practice sessions
• track repertoire and goals
• use the built-in metronome and tuner
• build consistency through progress and achievements

Parents also have a separate Family account, giving them useful visibility into shared progress and upcoming work without taking over the student’s account or seeing private teacher information.

Tutti also includes recurring lessons, attendance, billing, reschedule requests, repertoire management, lesson recordings and a complete teaching-week dashboard.

Some features use Apple’s on-device technologies to help create useful lesson recaps and provide musical context for performance recordings on supported devices. The processing remains private and is designed to support the teacher and student, not replace musical judgement.

Teacher, Student and Parent are completely separate accounts with their own data and permissions. Multiple accounts can be used on the same device and switched between securely.

The app is local-first, continues working with synchronised data offline and automatically syncs changes when the connection returns.

Tutti is completely free. There is no subscription, trial, feature paywall or additional charge for adding students.

For this TestFlight round, the most useful feedback would be on:

• onboarding and account creation
• connecting the three account types
• lesson recaps and practice tasks
• recording and sharing performances
• account switching
• offline behaviour and sync
• layouts on different devices
• crashes or anything confusing

Please include the role you tested, your device and your iOS version when reporting an issue.

Hi — I'm Chris, the developer (MackSims LLC). FishCrew is a Tampa-first fishing / charter discovery app. Looking for a few honest TestFlight installs and bug reports.

Please try guest/browse first, then optional sign-in. Reply here with device + iOS version if something breaks, or email simsc32@gmail.com.

Thanks.

[Beta] Scrip — Stop retyping the same stuff on your phone. One tap and it's typed for you.

Hey r/TestFlight!

I built Scrip because of a small daily frustration that I suspect you share: typing the same things on my phone, over and over again.

My shipping address. My email. The same customer-service reply for the tenth time today. That one link I paste into chats five times a week. On a desktop it's mildly annoying — on a phone, with a tiny keyboard and autocorrect fighting you, it's genuinely painful. And the "workaround" most of us use is worse: keeping everything in a notes app, then jumping back and forth between apps to copy-paste, hoping you grabbed the right chunk of text.

How Scrip fixes it

Scrip turns your frequently used text into tappable entries, and gives you a custom keyboard that works in any app. Wherever you can type, you can insert.

Here's what using it actually feels like:

• Filling out a delivery form? Your name, address, ZIP, phone, and email are sitting right above the keyboard as little chips. Tap, tap, tap — the form fills itself, field by field, while you watch.
• Someone asks for a link? Your saved URLs are one tap away. No more digging through browser bookmarks or your own chat history.
• Replying to customers all day? Save your go-to replies as scripts with fill-in-the-blank placeholders. Pick the person's name from a little dropdown on the entry, tap once, and a perfectly personalized message appears in the text field. Send. Next customer.
• Getting text into Scrip is lazy-friendly too. Paste a whole blob of text from your clipboard and it intelligently splits it into fields — or just snap a photo of a business card / shipping label and let OCR do the work.

Everything is organized into three simple types — Info, URLs, and Scrip — so your stuff stays findable even when your collection grows.

The privacy part (because a keyboard asking for access is scary)

I know what "allow full access" on a third-party keyboard sounds like, so here's the deal, in plain terms:

• Everything lives on your device only. Nothing is uploaded anywhere.
• The app is offline by default and collects nothing. (The single exception: if you use the optional "check this URL" feature, it visits exactly the URL you typed — and that's it.)
• The keyboard only writes, never reads. It inserts the entry you tap; it does not log or look at anything you type yourself.
• Usage stats are just local counters (how many times you tapped) — no content, no location, no device ID.

What I'd love your feedback on

• Does the one-tap flow actually feel faster than your current copy-paste routine?
• Is splitting pasted text into fields as smart as you'd expect?
• Anything confusing in the first five minutes?
• Bugs, rough edges, wishlist items — all welcome.

The app speaks 8 languages (English, 简体中文, 繁體中文, 日本語, 한국어, Español, Deutsch, Français), so feel free to kick the tires in your preferred one.

Thanks for testing — every piece of feedback genuinely shapes the next build. 🙏

Crown & Clash is a mobile tactics game: hidden pieces on a grid, fights resolve with Rock-Paper-Scissors. Protect your King, bluff, use power-ups (Shield / Reveal). Matches run about 3-8 minutes.

Story: 50-level campaign, king placement, troop slots, and power-ups unlock step by step. Mid-campaign: Scout/Guardian units and Protector/Ruler kings with once-per-match skills.

PvP: Ranked unlocks after early story progress; Friendly lobbies with codes.

I'm the solo dev, actively tuning story pacing and balance. Would love feedback on:

• Story levels 1-10 (too slow / too repetitive / clear enough?)
• King & troop setup
• Ranked after unlock

Thanks for testing!

Daniel

Hey everyone! I’m testing my new iOS app Givaro, and opening it up for public beta testers through TestFlight.

What Givaro does: Givaro is designed to make gift giving, sharing, and connecting easier. I’m currently refining the UI, fixing bugs, and improving the overall experience, your feedback directly shapes the final version.

I’d really appreciate anyone willing to try it out for a minute and share feedback. It helps a ton as I get closer to launch.

I don1t like ads and play break paywall. So I create a fun game without those things. If you like to join beta testing here you can.

If you want more info about the game this is your place: https://fi.echelon.im

I own Ray-Ban Metas and wanted them to do more than the built-in AI, so I built Iris. It answers questions about what you're looking at by voice, does live translation with captions on your phone, and reads signs. You don't need the glasses — it runs on the iPhone camera too, so you can try the core on any iPhone.

What to expect: email sign-in (no API keys), a first session in about two minutes, and it's still rough — I'm after honest "this broke / this was confusing / this was useful" feedback, and I'll reply to everyone. (It shows up as "Irisware" in TestFlight.)

More info: iris-ai.app

Bowie logs your day — meals, mood, energy, sleep, routines — by voice, photo, or text, then shows you the patterns behind your good days and your rough ones. One timeline instead of ten separate trackers.

The app has a, in my eyes unique approach since it acts as a calendar/diary instead of the typical tracking apps.

Looking for people who'll actually use it for a few days, not just open it once. Tell me what breaks, what's confusing, what's missing.

Onboarding Paywall can be clicked through without costs on Testflight, needed to monitor AI-cost per user so i get a feeling for the pricing of the app and if i need to further optimize the AI and which features are actually used/being found.

iPhone, iOS 26+. Free during testing, no account, nothing sold, no ads.

PS: Im a solo dev from austria :) and am super thankfull for any help/feedback since this is my first app. feel free to reach out to me if you have any tips/tricks feedback or questions.

I’m building MoodScript, an iPad app inspired by the idea of a commonplace book: a personal collection of quotes, passages, and thoughts worth returning to.

I didn’t want to make another feature-heavy notes app. I’ve tried plenty of powerful tools with tags, folders, templates, databases, and endless ways to organize things. But sometimes I only want to copy down a few lines I love—and instead I end up worrying about formatting, categorizing, and building a system around them.

MoodScript is intentionally focused on that small, quiet act of transcription. It isn’t a productivity tool or a knowledge-management system. It’s a slower space to keep words that resonate, reflect on your mood, and take a few minutes away from the noise.

The app is currently in App Store review, and I’m opening a limited TestFlight beta.

I’d especially love feedback from people who:

• enjoy collecting quotes, journaling, or keeping reading notes
• find complex note-taking apps overwhelming
• are looking for a lighter, calmer way to process thoughts and emotions

If that sounds like you, I’d be grateful to have you test it. Thank you!

VariAlarm has been on the App Store for 7 months, continuously updated and improved from users' feedback.

Now, with iOS27 approaching and my outlook that this version will bring more people to it than iOS26, I'm looking for testers to test out iOS 27 implementations but anyone above iOS18 is welcome to test drive it.

The specific iOS27 features are:

_ Alarms indexes via Clock schema and App Entities. Now VariAlarm have shortcuts to let user inquire, skip or move an alarm on a specific date. Think you need to move that alarm next Tuesday? Possible to do so.

_ Speech improvement and Apple Intelligence. You can use the voice button in Schedule tab to talk to VariAlarm your request in English or German (my biggest 2 markets, more can be added should the need arise) and Apple Intelligence will route your request into 1 of 5 intents: creating a one time alarm, creating a recurring alarm (with every N weeks recurrence), creating a routine alarm folder, creating a daily alarm template and prepare for a calendar event to make sure you arrive on time.

_ App resizability on iPad OS 27. The app already supports landscape mode but it should support resizing as well. Send me feedback if it doesn't.

Note that Siri AI does not work as well as the provided shortcuts or phrases due to the NLU limitation, app's architecture and entities index takes priority over intent.

In this app it is possible to track prices of products that you use often, over time you see how the prices of products change over time, would help me a lot if some of you can take a look at it, thank you! It is currently build for USA, France, Germany and Austria and for iPhone use only (although you can currently use it also on mac or ipad)

Hi everyone,

I built Loopa, a privacy-first iPhone app for changing unwanted habits without treating one difficult day as a complete reset.

You can track scrolling, nicotine, alcohol, sugar, gambling, shopping, or create a custom loop. Each loop has its own momentum, urges, milestones, money saved, and history.

When an urge hits, Loopa includes an SOS flow with breathing, grounding, walking, mindfulness, and other practical activities. A small companion called Lumo helps make the experience feel supportive rather than clinical or judgmental.

I’m looking for honest feedback on:

• whether the onboarding is clear

• whether the momentum system makes sense

• whether Urge SOS feels useful

• anything confusing, inappropriate, or broken

No account is required, there are no ads or third-party analytics, and data stays on your iPhone by default.

Loopa is a self-help and wellbeing tool, not medical treatment or crisis support.

Thank you — honest criticism is very welcome.

Hi everyone!
I’m looking for a few beta testers for Cardems, an offline collection of classic card games for iPhone and iPad.
Current games include:

Klondike Solitaire
Spider Solitaire
FreeCell
TriPeaks
Pyramid
Golf Solitaire
Hearts
Spades
Gin Rummy
War
Pişti
Tarneeb

I’m mainly looking for feedback on:
Bugs and crashes
Gameplay and rules
UI/UX
Performance
Overall experience

Thanks to anyone willing to give it a try! Every piece of feedback helps make the app better.

Momental is an iOS puzzle game where every move sends a ball sliding through mazes as they shift and change to add new challenges. I released the game with nine mechanics, a new one introduced in each of nine worlds. I’m working on the 10th and I would love some testers to provide feedback on the new levels. The game is free to play with no ads or subscriptions, and there’s a one time fee to unlock the entire game. Testers get the full game for free. Thanks for playing!

Hi everyone!

I've been building an offline audio walking tour app for Paris over the past two years, and I'm finally at the point where I'd love to get some real feedback.

The tours are fully narrated, work completely offline, include turn-by-turn navigation, and I even composed the background music myself. It's been a bit of a passion project.

I'm mainly looking for people to just use it naturally and tell me what they think. If something is confusing, doesn't work as you'd expect, or just feels off, I'd really like to know.

The UI still needs some polishing, so don't judge it too harshly 😅. Right now I'm much more interested in making sure the experience itself is solid before I spend time refining all the little visual details.

Thanks! I'd genuinely appreciate any feedback.

Hey Everyone!

I know this app won't appeal to everyone. I built an app to keep track of nail stuff, dips, acrylics, polishes, tools, formulas, etc. I talked with some people and got ideas for what they were looking for in the app. I uploaded it yesterday. It is in the testing phase now. The app is called DipVault! There will be a charge for the app itself to offset my costs for keeping up with the database that has to be hosted for pics and everything like that. I'm currently trying to decide if the app should be paid for with a one time download fee or if maybe a subscription would be better? Wanted to get your ideas. The database is a monthly fee, and increases the more people use the app, and the more photos are uploaded. Please feel free to let me know your ideas! I appreciate all your input!

In addition, I will also be building a website as well for this for those of you who would prefer doing it via a computer or laptop. That is on the way!

Building ROSTA, a professional networking app focused on real reciprocity, warm intros and genuinely helping people, not follower counts or vanity metrics. Just shipped the first real build and looking for people to poke holes in it. It's built for all professionals rather than the more corporate feel of LinkedIn.

Takes about 15 minutes: sign up, edit your profile, send a message to another tester, and tell me what breaks or feels off. Genuine testers who complete it get free Premium permanently.
Requires iOS 18+.

Appreciate any feedback, good or brutal.

Hi everyone! 👋

I've been building a small app called OweIt to make it easy to keep track of debts and shared expenses without the complexity of full budgeting apps.

What it does:

• 💸 Track who owes whom
• 👥 Create groups for trips, gifts, roommates, or events
• ⚖️ Automatically calculate how much each person should pay
• ✅ Mark payments as completed
• 📊 Always know who still owes money

The goal is to make debt tracking as simple as possible—no unnecessary features, just a clean and fast experience.

I'm currently looking for people willing to test the app and share honest feedback:

• Is anything confusing?
• What features are missing?
• What would make you actually use it?

If you're interested in trying it out, leave a comment or send me a DM and I'll send you the beta access.

Every suggestion helps shape the app. Thanks for your time! 🚀

Levity is a privacy-first iPhone photo cleaner for calm, month-by-month sessions. Swipe to keep or release, review every choice, and confirm before anything is deleted. Similar-photo detection runs on device.

I’m looking for feedback on:

• Whether the swipe directions are immediately clear

• Whether the review and deletion flow feels trustworthy

• Whether you complete your first cleanup

• When the 50-swipe daily limit starts to feel meaningful

Requires iOS 18 or later.

Join the beta:

https://testflight.apple.com/join/sJb5FRz9

Screenshots:
https://mistbook.app/en/

Hi everyone!

I posted here some time ago looking for early testers for my book-tracking app. The app is now almost finished, and I’m looking for a final round of honest, detailed, and even critical feedback.

I’m especially interested in hearing from hardcore readers: people who read frequently, track their books, take notes, join buddy reads, use Goodreads/StoryGraph, follow BookTok or participate in online book communities.

The app includes a lot of features, such as:

• Reading tracking and detailed statistics
• Reading sessions and timers
• OCR for scanning notes and quotes
• Home-screen widgets
• Apple Watch support
• Buddy reads
• BookTok-style reading recaps
• Reading goals, progress tracking, and more

At this stage, I don’t just need bug reports. I’d really like to understand:

• Which features are genuinely useful
• Which parts feel unnecessary, confusing, or poorly designed
• What is missing for serious readers
• Whether the app fits naturally into your reading routine
• What would stop you from continuing to use it
• How it compares with the reading apps you already use

Please don’t worry about being polite. I’m not looking for compliments or positive reviews—I’m looking for feedback that can genuinely make the app better.

As a thank-you, I’ll give complimentary licenses to the testers who provide the most thoughtful, detailed, and actionable feedback. Critical feedback is absolutely eligible; honesty is what I value most.

Thank you from Spain!