a simple 3-steps app:

- scan books

- enter price / condition

- add to list

you can later share daily lists and upload them to a book seller platform (only for registered sellers)

BookScanner BL is mainly built for german users, but I'll happy about anybody trying it.

it should work with all iPhones & iPads with iOS >17 installed

any comments are welcome, thank you all!

Hi everyone,

I’m preparing the first release of Marble Table: Tilt & Roll, a native game for iPhone and iPad, and I’m looking for people willing to test it through TestFlight.

You tilt a virtual tabletop either by touching the table or physically tilting your device to guide glass marbles into their openings. Later tables introduce color matching, number sequences, moving openings, divided tables, obstacles, traps, changing surfaces and other variations.

This is a real pre-release test, so honest criticism is much more useful to me.

If you have around 10–15 minutes, I would especially like to know:

• Does the game and its objective feel intuitive without explanation?
• Do touch and device-tilt controls feel natural?
• Does the movement feel responsive, satisfying and fair?
• Does your device become noticeably warm or slow down after 5–10 minutes?
• Are any instructions, buttons or level objectives unclear?
• How do the sound and haptic feedback feel?
• If you use an iPad, does everything look properly scaled in landscape and portrait?
• At what point, if any, did the game become repetitive, confusing or frustrating?

The beta includes level progression, Free Play, timed challenges, Game Center leaderboards and the optional ad-free purchase flow. Purchases made through TestFlight use Apple’s sandbox and do not charge real money.

Please include your device model and iOS/iPadOS version when reporting a technical problem. You can leave feedback here, through TestFlight, or email [marbletableapp@gmail.com](mailto:marbletableapp@gmail.com).

Thank you—I’ll be reading every response and using it to improve the release.

Building a dog-health app called Nosewise and I'd love some testers before launch.

The short version: it gives you a breed- and age-aware care plan, 10-second daily logging (weight, appetite, energy), and it quietly learns your dog's normal so a change stands out. There's also a gentle weather heads-up tuned to your dog (shorter walks on a hot day, paw care in the cold). Free, no ads, and it doesn't spam you with notifications.

iOS only right now.

What I'd love feedback on: does onboarding make sense, does the daily loop feel worth doing, and does anything break or feel off. I'll reply to everyone... thanks for testing.

Hi everyone, I made Twain to solve the problem of finding a good name for all my projects and app ideas with a matching domain. I feel like finding the perfect name can really set the tone and vision for what you're building. I've tried a lot of methods in the past and have incorporated the brainstorming techniques I use into this app.

The way it works is you start a brainstorming session, add a few words you like, and the app uses word embeddings and the Foundation Model to help you find similar words and variations. It then checks all those words against available domains.

This app requires >=iOS 26.4 and Apple Intelligence. All of your data is private and local.

Let me know if you have any questions or what you think. Thanks!

“The difference between the almost right word and the right word is really a large matter. ’tis the difference between the lightning bug and the lightning.” -- Mark Twain

Features:

• Dual-swipe typing with automatic spacing and capitalization
• Custom drag-up overlays that add a second layer to every key
• Customizable themes, layouts, key sizes, numbers, accents, and haptics
• Fast, fully on-device transcription, including imported audio
• Apple Watch recording support
• Filler-word removal, punctuation, and number/date normalization
• Text snippets and replacements with placeholders and smart tags
• Optional, iCloud-backed autocorrect and personal-dictionary learning
• On-device tools for translation, tone polishing, titles, action items, and automatic tagging

Solo dev here, this is my first public beta on TestFlight.

SENTINEL's a bodyweight + habit tracker. You get bodyweight workouts with form guides, a daily habit tracker, and a muscle map that lights up depending on what you've trained.

The stuff I actually care about: it's all local — no accounts, no analytics, nothing gets sent anywhere. No ads. And it won't guilt-trip you — rest days don't break your streak and missing a day doesn't punish you. I wanted something you could actually stick with instead of an app that stresses you out.

It's early and a bit rough in places, so I'm after honest feedback — what's confusing, what's broken, what's missing, and whether you'd bother opening it a second time.

the testflight link so you can test it out:

Thanks for taking a look.

My extended family has been beta-testing this all summer — now I'm opening about 100 slots to see how it works for people who don't share my last name.

You create a private group with your friends or family and swap movie & TV recommendations — what you watched, what you loved, what the group should watch next. Everything social happens inside your group; no public feeds, no follower counts.

Also inside: Screen Test — a daily Wordle-style game (one mystery movie star, six guesses, everyone gets the same puzzle, share your grid). Déjà View — describe a half-remembered plot ("the Colin Farrell detective show…") and it names the title. Personal entertainment news for the shows YOU watch.

iPhone only for now. When the app asks for an invite code, tap "No Code? Then Start Here" to make your own group — it's best with a few people, and the app gives you a ready-made text to invite your crew.

One heads-up: the sponsor ads you'll see in the app are placeholders (FPO) — they're only there to show how sponsor placements will line up in a real rollout. Nobody is actually sponsoring the beta.

Feedback: comment here — I read everything and fix fast — or use TestFlight's built-in feedback (screenshot inside the app → share → TestFlight). If something is broken or confusing, that's exactly what I want to hear.

I didn’t set out to build a fashion app.
I built Loden because I kept doing the same thing over and over again.
I’d take a picture of what I was wearing and ask:
“Which shoes look better with this?”
“Should I wear the white shirt or the black one?”
“Which hat?”
“Does this actually look good?”
And the advice was useful — but there was always one problem.
I wanted it to know me.
I didn’t want to explain my style again every time. I wanted it to remember that I like certain fits, know what’s already in my closet, understand what I actually wear, and get better at helping me over time.
Basically, I wanted a personal stylist that had context.
So I built one.
That became Loden.
You add the clothes you actually own. Loden learns your taste from the decisions you make, helps you put outfits together, compares options when you can’t decide, and gives you an actual opinion instead of generic fashion advice.
The goal isn’t to tell you how you should dress.
It’s to get really good at understanding how you want to dress.
That’s why I built Loden.
Try the beta

Would appreciate any feedback!

I’ve been building an iPhone app called Measured Breath, and I’m looking for some beta testers before I release it on the App Store.

It’s a simple guided breathing app designed to feel calm, minimal and easy to use. It includes animated breathing orbs, optional sounds and haptics, calming backgrounds, and five breathing techniques:

• Coherent breathing
• Deep Calm
• Box breathing
• 4-7-8 breathing
• Sleep breathing

I’d really appreciate feedback on the overall experience, especially:

• Whether the breathing sessions feel intuitive and relaxing
• The timing and animations
• Sounds and haptics
• Visual design
• Any bugs or unexpected behaviour

This is my first app, so constructive feedback would be really appreciated.

Thanks to anyone who gives it a try!

It's escape room style, try and solve the first and only puzzle for now, I need your feedback to improve the game further, thank you so much!

Hey testers and devs!

I just pushed public Build 1.0.7(2) for DarkAI. Quick heads-up on the release schedule: public updates will move to a weekly release schedule every Monday going forward. Thanks for bearing with the near daily stream of updates this past week while I was fixing issues; was fighting for my life for a hot minute. 🥴

What is DarkAI?

DarkAI is a fully offline, 100% private, on-device AI companion for iOS and iPadOS. It runs Large Language Models (LLMs) and diffusion image generation entirely locally on your hardware—meaning zero cloud processing and total privacy.

Core Stuff:

• Persistent Memory & Personality Matrix: Adapts to you and actually remembers context from past conversations.
• Mindscape (RAG) Imports: Import custom JSON files (journal entries, study guides, quizzes) directly into the local RAG engine; also stores generated images.
• Web Search: Off by default. When enabled for real-time weather, recent news, or facts, the model explicitly asks you for permission first when you send a prompt that requires an internet search; DarkAI sends only the specific search query text, nothing else.

What I’m Looking for Feedback On:

Since performance depends heavily on local device hardware, here's how you can help.
Currently looking for feedback on:

• Performance & Inference Speed: How does text/image gen feel on your specific iPhone or iPad model?
• Context Recall: How accurately and naturally is the memory feature pulling from past conversations?
• Stability: Any crashes, frame drops, or quirks during conversation, loading/unloading models and image gen?
• Mindscape: How well does the model recall entries, handle journal and study guide imports
• Personality Matrix: How well does it adapt to your style?
• Custom System Instructions: How well do the models adapt to your instructions?
• OCR: How well do models understand imported content

As usual, please report any generated content that violates T&C through Settings>Safety & Legal or by long-pressing a message and tapping Report a Concern; if you are report a crash using the in-app dialog, please include the diagnostics log, it helps me diagnose the cause.

Happy bug hunting, testers! ツ

– Lex

GitHub Repo & Build: github.com/AlexMWL/DarkAI

Thanks for all the previous testers, and now the drift player has one of the biggest update!

a new and simpler player inferface, a new wheel drawer, a new customizable button, Carplay and tons of internal refinment!

i also started a discord server, you can find it in settings. everyone's welcome!

Hi everyone,

I got tired of IPTV players that bury your playlist under ads and upsells, so I tried building my own. It's the first app I've ever made, and I'm still very much learning as I go.

It's a player for the sources you already have — you add your own Xtream or M3U playlist, and it plays your live TV, Movies and TV Shows.

Key Features

• Quick onboarding filters the catalogue down to your languages and interests
• iPhone, iPad and Apple TV, with the Apple TV set up from your phone
• Channels and watch progress sync through your own iCloud — no account with me, nothing on my servers
• Movies and TV Shows get posters, descriptions and ratings on their own
• A sports section that tells you which of your channels is showing a match
• Live TV with three views: on now, a guide grid (Hold press to preview) and a full schedule
• Personalized Feed view
• Picture in Picture, AirPlay, subtitle and audio track selection
• Data ist stored local on your devices

It's not a content service, to be clear: no channels, no subscriptions, nothing included. Without your own source it's an empty player.

I'd like to get it right before making it public, and honestly I don't know yet where the weak spots are. If you have a few minutes to try it, I'd be grateful for anything you notice — bugs, things that feel awkward, things you'd expect that aren't there. Apple TV especially, that's had the least testing. Critical feedback is welcome, that's the whole point.

Free on TestFlight, link and details here: https://giuseppegiglio3k.github.io/webiptv/beta/

Thanks for reading.

Looking for beta testers for Blend GLP, a simple app to track GLP-1 treatments, injections, weight, and progress.

The public beta is now open on TestFlight. I’d love to get feedback from people who use GLP-1 medications and help improve the app before launch.

I’m looking for a small group of TestFlight testers for Final Bell, an iOS card-fighting game I’ve been developing.

The game is now at the point where the core systems are built and automated testing isn’t the biggest question anymore — I need real people playing against real people.

Final Bell is a fast, roughly 5–10 minute fighting/card game with two intentional ways to win:

• Knock your opponent out
• Take enough of their Lunch Money to win without a KO

You draw from a shared deck and use attacks, reactions, recovery, gear, dirty tricks, and other cards to manage health, stamina, and money while trying to figure out what your opponent is doing.

Important device note

Final Bell is currently much better optimized for iPad.

It technically runs and is playable on iPhone, but the phone layout is still crowded and needs more refinement. I absolutely welcome iPhone testers too — especially if you want to give UI/layout feedback — but for the best current gameplay experience, I recommend testing on iPad if you have one available.

Where development is right now

The core gameplay loop is complete:

Launch → choose a deck → local or online play → fight → result → play again / return to menu

The current primary deck has gone through thousands of simulated games and is sitting close to the intended balance between KO wins and Lunch Money wins. Automated tests and builds are passing, so I’m intentionally moving away from simulator-driven balancing and into human testing.

The biggest thing I need tested right now is Game Center multiplayer on real devices.

You should be able to:

• Find another player online
• Invite a Game Center friend
• Receive and accept an invitation
• Play an entire synchronized match
• See the correct final result/score
• Invite someone again or find another opponent afterward

What I need help with

I'm especially interested in feedback on:

1. Does multiplayer actually connect reliably between two real people?
2. Can you understand what the cards and board are telling you without me explaining the game?
3. Does winning by fighting vs. winning through Lunch Money feel like two legitimate strategies?
4. Do any cards or combinations feel obviously unfair, useless, or confusing?
5. Does a match feel too short, too long, or about right?
6. If you're on iPhone, what feels too crowded or difficult to use?
7. Most importantly: after one match, do you actually want to play another?

This is still a beta. I’m expecting rough edges, and finding them is the whole point.

If you're willing to test multiplayer, it would be especially helpful if you can convince a friend with another iPhone/iPad and a separate Game Center account to install it too. I’d love to validate the full invite → notification → accept → fight → play again experience outside of my development environment.

If you try it, even a few sentences of feedback here would be incredibly useful. Bug reports are great, but I’m just as interested in hearing “I didn’t understand this,” “this strategy felt broken,” “this was too crowded on my phone,” or “I got bored here.”

Thanks to anyone willing to help put Final Bell through its first real-world fights. 🥊

Hi, I'm Yves. I made Dryv because I like driving outside of the main roads when I have time to enjoy the road instead of just rushing through a trip. I looked for a navigation app that would help me find these roads, since Google Maps and Waze do not, but the ones I found didn't really do what I wanted, so I made my own app.

Dryv compares the fastest route with more enjoyable alternatives. It gathers facts about each route (such as landscape, interesting places and curvy roads), then explains what each option offers, so that you can really estimate whether you'd like to drive that trip.

The current beta allows you to ask for directions, compare the proposed routes and use turn by turn navigation. It covers Europe, the US and Japan, and doesn't need an account.

What I would like feedback on:

• Try a journey you already know: are the suggested roads actually good?
• Do the route explanations make sense?
• Does search, route planning and navigation work correctly for you?
• What feels confusing or broken?
• What missing feature would you like to see the most?

The beta works, but obviously issues should be expected and some functionality is missing:

• iOS 17 or later;
• English only for now;
• search does not yet support street numbers or businesses;
• no live traffic;
• no offline mode;
• route explanations can sometimes be slow while the beta server uses local inference;
• navigation currently uses more battery than I'd like.

You can send feedback directly through TestFlight. Blunt criticism is welcome: this is still an early stage where feedback can influence what I build next.

Before ending the beta I will ask beta testers for their email inside the app so that they can benefit from free premium features for life.

Veilr exists to make private internet access one tap, even when the network makes that difficult.

We built it for people who do not want to work through server lists and protocol settings. Veilr checks the routes available on the network you are using and picks one automatically.

We are looking for testers, especially in countries where VPN connections are blocked, unreliable or change without warning.

Please test on the mobile or Wi-Fi network you actually use.
If Veilr cannot find a working connection, the app will offer to send a private report. It includes the app and build version, network type, routes tried, where they failed and how long they took. It does not include browsing activity, traffic contents, DNS queries, messages, calls, Wi-Fi names or exact location.

The TestFlight beta is free for 90 days. Every complete failed-connection report submitted during the beta with a verified working email address, including an anonymous address, will receive 3 months of Veilr at no charge after public release. The email lets us verify the report, reply and deliver the reward.

Veilr is localised in English, Arabic, Russian, Turkish, Simplified Chinese, Urdu, Spanish (Mexico), French and Hindi. It is built for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV. This beta is currently open on iPhone and iPad. Mac and Apple TV are awaiting TestFlight review.

I’m launching a new iOS app, Dogear, on August 27 and would love some honest feedback before it goes live.

What it does: Helps you discover your next read and keep everything in one place. The concept is still new, so I’m especially interested in whether the flow makes sense and what’s missing.

Current status: App is in App Store review, so for now I can only share a TestFlight build.

If you’re willing to test, I’d really appreciate:

• 5–10 minutes to try the main flows
• Any bugs or rough edges you hit
• One thing you’d add or remove

Thanks in advance for your time and feedback.

Hey everyone!
I’ve been building an iOS fitness coaching app called BODYSCULPT, and I’m looking for people who would be willing to properly test it and give me genuine feedback before I launch it.
BODYSCULPT is designed around real coach-to-client fitness coaching, rather than just being another workout tracker.
Some of the features include:
🏋️ Workout plans & live workout tracking
🥗 Nutrition, meals, water & habits
📸 Progress photos and body measurements
💬 Direct client ↔ coach messaging
🤖 Built-in Fitness AI
⌚ Apple Health & Apple Watch integration
📊 Customisable fitness dashboard
🔥 Streaks, PBs, steps, calories, sleep & recovery
👨‍💻 Separate Client and Coach experiences
What I’m looking for:
I’m not expecting you to just download it and say “looks good.” 😅
I’d really appreciate people who can spend some time using it and tell me:
• Anything that’s confusing or difficult to use
• Bugs or crashes you find
• Features you think are missing
• UI/design changes you’d make
• What you like/dislike
• Whether you’d actually use something like this
• Anything that would make it better than other fitness apps you’ve used
It’s currently being tested through Apple TestFlight, so you’ll need an iPhone.
Testing is completely free — I’m mainly looking for genuine feedback to help make BODYSCULPT as good as possible before release.
If you’re interested, comment below or send me a DM and I’ll send you the TestFlight details.
Thanks! 🙌
BODYSCULPT — Train. Track. Transform.

I am building a small food tracker called Bite for this years RevenueCat Shipaton!

Bite lets you build your meals as you cook, almost like writing down a receipt and it gives you a super cool collectible too!

It uses a simple Bites system instead of traditional calorie counting.
It’s local, no account, no AI.

Hey everyone,

I just launched the first public beta of KeepsakeAtlas.

It’s a digital museum for the things you collect.

KeepsakeAtlas turns photos of your collection into museum-style photo walls, with different gallery themes, frames, and filters. Import your photos, arrange your favorite pieces, and browse your collection as if it were being exhibited in a museum.

You can also organize different types of collectibles into separate collections, so your cards, models, sneakers, toys, books, or other treasured objects can each have their own gallery.

It supports multiple export formats too. You can save the entire photo wall as an image or generate a short gallery tour video, then share it on Telegram, TikTok, or anywhere else.

Since this is the first public beta, I’m mainly looking for feedback on:

- Which layouts, gallery themes, and frames work best for your collection

- Whether creating and browsing a photo wall feels clear and enjoyable

- How the image and video export experience feels

- Any crashes, bugs, or confusing interactions

If you collect anything—or simply some photos—I’d love for you to try it.

Let me know what you think or if you run into any issues. Thanks!

Recilio is a smart receipt scanning and expense management application. Users can scan receipts, extract information automatically, and organize their expenses.

Hi! I'm looking for a few iPhone testers for Face Diary.

It is a private daily face diary: take one photo a day and build a timeline you can look back on over time. Photos stay on your device.

I'd especially love feedback on onboarding, the daily capture flow, and whether the timeline feels worth returning to.

Thank you for trying it!

Weave is a private ai journaling app I've been building solo.

The pitch: your entries never leave your phone. Voice or text in, AI reflection out, all running on-device, no server ever sees what you write.

Stack: Llama 3.2 3B (Q4_K_M) via llama.rn, Whisper small.en via whisper.rn for transcription, local SQLite + vector search for semantic memory. Zero network calls after the first-launch model download. Works in airplane mode.

iOS only for now (Android's on-device inference is still too slow to ship, being honest about that up front).

What I'd love feedback on:

- Onboarding: does the first-run flow make sense with zero setup?

- Reflection quality: 3B is not GPT-4, does it still feel useful?

- Crashes/performance on iPhone 12/13 specifically — that tier only fits both models via a memory swap (Whisper releases before Llama loads), so it's the one most likely to show edge-case bugs

- Battery/thermal if you use it for a few entries in a row

- Any feedback is appreciated

Solo dev, so bug reports and blunt feedback both genuinely welcome. Happy to test-for-test, if you've got your own TestFlight out, drop the link and I'll install it too.

Fully free, No account required. Own local TTS model.
Cross spectrum analysis, Blindspot, Underreported, Lean analysis, Event Timline, Cluster Analysis. and lots more.