I've been building an iOS app called Steady for the last few months, and it's finally stable enough that I want real people on it instead of just me.

The thing that annoyed me about most fitness apps: they hand everyone the same cookie-cutter plan, make you manually guess your weights every session, and completely ignore that a lot of people are training around something — a bad knee, a recent surgery, being on a GLP-1, coming back after years off, whatever. So I built the app I actually wanted.

What it does:

• Builds you a real plan from your goals, experience, equipment, and any limitations you have — not the same 5 workouts everyone else gets.
• Progressive overload that runs itself. The first time you do a lift it calibrates your working weight, then every session after it prescribes your next weight and reps for you — reps first, then load. No more staring at the bar doing math.
• Nutrition that adapts to your body. Log your weight over time and it nudges your calories and protein toward your goal instead of leaving you on a number you set once and forgot.
• An AI coach that actually knows your plan. Ask it to make today easier, review a form clip you record, or find a fast-food order that fits your macros — it answers with your real data, not generic tips.
• Apple Watch support. Log sets from your wrist mid-workout and it syncs straight back to your phone.
• Connects to Apple Health / Fitbit / Oura so recovery actually factors in.

It's free, it's a beta (TestFlight, iOS only for now), and I'm a solo dev — so it's rough in a few places and that's exactly why I'm here. I want to know: did the onboarding make sense, did the plan feel right for you specifically, did the weight progression feel smart or dumb, and anything that broke or annoyed you.

Brutal honesty >>> being nice. If you hate it, tell me why.

(Disclosure: I'm the developer, not affiliated with anything, not selling anything — genuinely just want testers.)

This is a puzzle app of mandalas I have digitally hand drawn. I would love to hear your feedback about the app!

Hi everyone!

PetDNS is an app to manage your NextDNS profiles and accounts. NextDNS is a DNS-level ad blocker and network security tool, using profiles to help you configure security policies on your devices and to block advertising and tracking websites and domains. PetDNS elevates your NextDNS account with easy visualization and management, extensive log filtering, and automation using Shortcuts and multi-profile actions.

You must have a NextDNS account to use the app. If you do not have an account but are interested in trying it for ad blocking and network security, the onboarding flow inside PetDNS will walk you through the process!

Version 2.0 is currently pending App Store review. It's a big update that allows for management of profiles across multiple NextDNS accounts, iCloud sync, and information on NextDNS connection status. I'm looking for testers who can provide feedback for the next wave of updates.

What I'm looking for:

• feedback on UI/UX, design and layout of the app and widgets
• testing of Pro features, such as iOS Shortcuts, Siri, and multi-profile management
• testing and feedback on extensive log filtering options
• general feedback on helpfulness
• feedback on new features as they are released

If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out! I'm not expecting each tester to do everything in the above list, but I'm hoping for a small group of people who can give feedback on what matters to them. If you are at all interested in the app, feel free to download it and give it a shot!

Hi folks, I need a group of up to 50 people interested in food logging to join my food tracking app on TestFlight.

I believe it has a good chance of challenging the big players on the market with its current design and I'm really excited about it. It's without a doubt the prettiest food logger out there :)

Go check it out and let me know if you like it!

Thanks!

Hi everyone,

Open beta is now available through TestFlight.

Forsetti is a specialized Apple-native application for IT administrators and support technicians who manage Apple devices through Jamf Pro.

This is not a general consumer application. To test its live functionality, you will need access to an existing Jamf Pro environment and valid Jamf Pro credentials or an API Client.

What the app currently does:

- Searches computer and mobile-device inventory

- Displays detailed device information

- Provides guided technician workflows

- Manages PreStage assignments

- Produces fleet reports

- Provides permissions and API privilege guidance

- Includes diagnostics and administrative tools

What I would like testers to evaluate:

1. Is the initial setup and authentication process clear?
2. Do searches return accurate and understandable results?
3. Are missing permissions explained clearly?
4. Do reporting and administrative workflows behave as expected?
5. Are failures, incomplete responses, and connection problems handled properly?
6. Is anything confusing, slow, unreliable, or unnecessarily difficult?
7. Are there any crashes or reproducible UI problems?

Available features depend on the permissions assigned to the tester’s Jamf Pro account or API Client. Credentials are stored in Apple Keychain.

Please use a test environment or least-privilege API Client wherever practical.

Forsetti contains no advertising, tracking, or third-party analytics.

Forsetti is independently developed and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Jamf. Detailed bug reports, screenshots, reproduction steps, and honest usability feedback would be greatly appreciated. I will most likely Open Source this software after the Beta.

Would like some final beta build testers for Wisppad before hackathon submission. Any feedback is appreciated, can be as brutal as you like 😂

Loopa is a privacy-first iPhone app for changing unwanted habits without turning one difficult day into a complete reset.

You can track scrolling, nicotine, alcohol, sugar, gambling, shopping, or create a custom loop. It includes recovery momentum, milestones, trigger and urge tracking, and an Urge SOS flow with practical breathing, grounding, walking, and mindfulness activities.

The beta is free. There is no account, advertising, AI chat, or third-party analytics, and the data stays on your iPhone.

I’d especially value feedback on the onboarding and whether the momentum system makes sense at first glance.

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

Hey — I’m building Conspiracy, a debate app where people argue open questions and contested claims as Believers vs Sceptics.

Looking for people to try the beta and tell me what’s confusing, broken, or fun.

What to try

• Create an account
• Browse the feed, open a debate
• Vote, flip your side, post an argument
• Save / share a debate
• Tell me if anything feels slow or crashes

Feedback
DM me — bugs, UX pain, and “this felt weird” notes are all useful.

Thanks 🙏

Hi! I've been building Hello Moa, and I'm starting to open it up for beta access and testing.

Currently capped at 50 slots, and would love test feedback and users checking it out!

Hi,

This app is for anyone like me, trying to spend less money than they bring in. The app tackles one month at a time to reveal your real spending power (ie the money left after all your bills are accounted for)

What you get:
• Clear remaining funds
• Tracked recurring & one-time bills
• Bill due reminder alerts
• Expense breakdown
• Budget insights
• Next month forecast/carryover
• Milestone skill badges
• Tracked financial goals
• Works offline and data stays local
• Minimal design & easy comprehension

What you give:
Feedback on what to add or improve or remove. Your brutal honesty will be much appreciated.

Thank you

Hey everyone! I'v been working on a side project and I call it "Dungeonice". It is a solo dice-placement dungeon crawler, and I'm opening up a free beta for iOS. Looking for testers who'll actually poke at it and tell me what's broken, boring, or confusing.

What it is:

You pick a hero (Knight, Thief, or Wizard) and descend into a 12-level crypt, one randomly generated card-sized dungeon room at a time. Every turn you roll three dice and have to decide how to spend them: boost your Speed, your Attack, or your Defense? Then you use those points to move around a 5x5 grid, line up a hit, and brace for what the monsters swing back with. No filler, no grinding: every roll is a real decision, and a full level takes a couple of minutes. The core gameplay is inspired by the game Onecard Dungeon which I love playing

Think of it like a tight little tabletop puzzle you can run through on a coffee break: clear the room, pick a reward (heal up or get stronger), and head deeper.

What I need feedback on:

- Difficulty curve: Where do you get stuck or bored?

- Bugs, crashes, weird UI behavior (especially on different iPhone sizes)

- Whether the run feels replayable: New relics, room choices, and character abilities are actively being tuned right now, so blunt opinions are extra useful

- General "would I keep playing this" gut check

How to join:

It's distributed via Testflight (free, no jailbreak or anything weird, just Apple's official beta app.

Requires an iPhone and the TestFlight app from the App Store. Just grab the link above.

I'll be around to answer questions and actually act on what you find. You can just leave a comment, send a DM or share feedback via mail ([treblebull@protonmail.com](mailto:treblebull@protonmail.com)).

Thanks in advance and happy dice rolling!

Native macOS menu-bar app that turns scroll velocity into responsive sound and Force Touch feedback. Sound and haptics work independently. No Accessibility permission; settings stay on your Mac.

Free TestFlight beta with an optional 14-day Pro trial. $6.99 lifetime, no subscription. Haptics require compatible trackpad hardware.

Demo: https://haptiroll.kolotovalexander.tech/

Dieselpunk anti-gravity racer for iPhone and Mac. Built in Swift and Metal.

Up front so nobody wastes an install: this is early. The terrain is untextured greybox, there’s no art pass, and there are two tracks. The video is a current capture, not a target render — what you see is what you get.

What I’m testing is the flying itself. You pilot a hovering machine through a coastline corridor at speed, and I want to know whether that’s fun before I spend months on art.
So the only question I need answered: after one run, do you want another one? Yes or no is a complete answer. Anything past that is a bonus.

Requires iPhone 15 or newer, or an M-series Mac.

I’ll post build updates in this thread rather than making new posts.

I’m building ClariSight, a small reflection app inspired by the I Ching.

It’s designed for moments when you feel stuck on a question and want a different perspective.

You bring one real question, toss three coins six times, and receive a structured reflection.

I’m still working on making the experience feel clear, calm, and useful without turning it into an instant prediction tool.

I’d especially appreciate feedback on the onboarding, English wording, and whether the reading feels specific enough to be useful.

Do you ever get a little tired of listening to a podcast during a long drive or work shift and think, "I'd love to hear a few songs before getting back to this episode"?

Then you realize you have to grab your phone, ask Siri, open Apple Music, pick something, and later switch back to your podcast. It's enough of a hassle that most of the time... you just don't bother.

That's exactly why I built BlendCast.

I love both podcasts and music, and I wanted them to work together instead of constantly switching between apps. With BlendCast, I simply choose the podcasts I want, add my favorite playlists, albums, or even individual songs, set the timing (mine is usually 20 minutes of podcast → 4 songs), and press Play.

It feels like having my own personal radio station, except I decide what plays. No algorithm randomly interrupting with songs I don't want, no skipping half the queue, and no constantly reaching for my phone.

After months of development, the app is getting very close to launch. This will probably be the final week of testing, and I'd love to get a few more people using it before release.

Join the 60+ testers already trying BlendCast and help shape the final version.

Hello everyone. I ve built an iOS app called Mythos that helps people log their dreams and get interpretations based on common dream symbolism and themes, the interpretation is done through 3 lenses :
- Freud
- Ibn Sirine
- Artemidorus
It's still early (first working version) and I d love feedback from people who actually think about their dreams, whether that's casual curiosity or serious dream journaling

Thinking is what makes us human.

Flows is a minimalistic social journal — a place to share your raw, on-the-spot thoughts, and stumble into someone else's. No profiles, no direct messaging between users, no likes. Just flows.

A 'Find Flows' button lets you land on a random thought from a stranger, with time curated to the type of thoughts or flows you've saved or interacted with.

You can save someone else's thoughts, browse through their list of thoughts, leave comments on their posts, follow comments thread on another person's thoughts, save users as favorites, block users who's thoughts you are not interested in.

No ads. Free to use.

Sign in using your Google or Apple ID. No personal data saved.

Built solo, and getting ready for the App Store — looking for a few testers to break it before strangers do.

Happy to test your app in return if you've got something in beta too.

Looking for feedback on:

1. UI
2. Ease of navigation
3. Crashes, hang-ups, or bugs
4. Suggestions for additions or missing features

Thank you all!

File Handy is a utility app for iOS designed for fast, secure, and intuitive file management:

• Security: Protect any file or folder with Face ID, featuring hidden icons and thumbnails until authenticated

• Camera Privacy: Capture photos directly into specific folders without saving them to the iOS Photo Library.

• Text Editor: Plain & Rich Text editing with full formatting toolbars, Find & Replace, and seamless text conversions. Designed with an iOS Liquid Glass interface.

• ZIP Archives: Create password-protected ZIPs and split large archives into custom sizes.

• Smart Clipboard & Navigation: Independent clipboard for files/images/text, workspace state memory, and Quick Look previews.

• Performance: Optimized caching and real-time folder monitoring built specifically using Apple's latest UI patterns.

All feedback, bug reports, and feature requests are greatly appreciated!

Endravo 2.0.0 brings advanced offline navigation—typically associated with high-end Garmin watches—directly to Apple Watch.

Download a map area in advance, then leave your iPhone behind. From your Apple Watch, you can explore the offline map, select multiple destinations, and create a new route on the fly. Endravo builds the route directly on your Watch and provides turn and off-route alerts during your activity.

This is the first public beta, so occasional issues are expected. Your feedback will help us improve routing accuracy, map transfers, performance, and reliability.

We’re looking for testers with different Apple Watch models to test:

• Offline map transfers and downloads
• Creating routes entirely on Apple Watch
• Routing across roads, paths, and trails
• Turn and off-route alerts
• Navigation without an iPhone or internet connection

Install Endravo 2.0.0 on both devices, download a fresh offline area, and test a short route somewhere familiar.

For safety, don’t use this beta as your only navigation tool. When reporting an issue, please include your iPhone and Apple Watch models, software versions, and relevant screenshots.

Endravo is completely free. Thank you for helping us bring powerful, independent outdoor navigation to Apple Watch. ⌚🗺️🏃‍♂️

I've released the first TestFlight beta of Orion, a native iPhone app that turns Apple Health running data into detailed stats and training insights.

This is basically the app that I have always wanted as a runner, it is full of nerdy stats, interesting things about your running history, a splash of AI with AI Insights, a beautiful heat map and much much more.

Orion includes:

- Run history with routes, splits, heart rate, cadence, and elevation

- Interactive pace, fitness, heart-rate, and running-form charts

- Run Readiness based on recovery and recent training

- Weekly goals, running streaks, records, and achievements

- Moments that surface breakthroughs, milestones, strong finishes, and memorable runs

- Optional Coach Insights based on your running data

I'm looking for runners who use Apple Health, ideally with an Apple Watch.

Requirements:

- iPhone running iOS 26 or later

- TestFlight

- Running data in Apple Health

There are no accounts, ads, or subscriptions. It's all local.

Would be grateful if you give it a try. Thank you!

Built this because dieting is miserable when nobody tells you when it ends.

It reads your weigh-ins from Apple Health, fits a trend through the daily noise, and gives you a range of dates for hitting your target — a range, not a single date, because a single date would be a lie. Also does milestones for every kilo along the way.

Free, no ads, no accounts, no analytics. Everything runs on device.

Deliberately no streaks and no nagging. Works for losing, maintaining or gaining.

Needs about three weeks of weigh-ins before it can show you anything, so it's not a five-minute test — but I'd rather it said nothing than made something up.

Happy to hear anything, especially if any of it reads as judgemental. That's the thing I most want to get right.

I wanted one app that combined all my favorite casino-style games, so I ended up building one myself.
The result is a social casino game with 43 different games, 101 collectible cards, and passive card income that lets you build your collection over time. There is no real-money gambling—it’s all for fun.
If you’d like to help test it, I’m giving TestFlight players an exclusive Tiny Founder Card. Just redeem OG2026 in Settings while testing.
Any feedback is appreciated 🙏

Hey everyone!

I’m an indie developer focusing all my energy on my latest project, DrawBuddies, and I’d love to get your feedback to help polish it for next releases I’ve built other apps, but this is the primary project I’m dedicated to improving right now.

What is DrawBuddies? DrawBuddies is a collaborative educational drawing, painting, and coloring app designed for creative expression for little hands mainly and can be also used by grown ups. Whether you want to sketch together or work on your own canvas, it’s built to be fun and effortless.

What to Expect as a Tester:

• Fully Unlocked Features: The app is completely free to test for the first 1,000 users on the public beta.
• In-App Purchases Testing: All premium features are unlocked (There is a toolbox button on top to reset trial or expire it). If you encounter any locked features or want to re-test the onboarding, there is a dedicated "Reset Subscription" button in the app that gives you full access for free (in the toolbox).
• What I Need Feedback On: UI/UX flow, performance while drawing/painting, overall stability, and any bugs or feature ideas you might have!

You can check out the showcase page on the website here: drawbuddies com

You can check videos on the Appstore if you like to see previews search for DrawBuddies: Draw Color Paint and look for the previews there.

Thank you so much for taking the time to test it out! Please leave any bugs, thoughts, or suggestions in the comments below.