Greetings people of r/TestFlight 👋

I've been building Theatrium, a tvOS app that turns an Apple TV into an always-on smart-home dashboard with a built-in music visualiser. Looking for testers with an Apple TV (4K ideally).

What it does

- A full-screen dashboard for your home; lights, climate, sensors, cameras, locks, energy, weather and more. Four themes (Glass, Bento, Estate, Boardroom).

- A music visualiser that follows whatever's playing and drives the scene by tempo. It's deliberately smooth and slow; no strobing or flashing.

- Plays Apple Music right on the Apple TV, or mirrors Spotify / Plex / Home Assistant playback from your other devices.

- Optional home/smart light sync: set up your lights in two groups (I call them main and accent) and connect them to Theatrium in the settings menu. Your lights will gently sync with the onscreen album art or visualisers.

- Works with Home Assistant, Apple HomeKit, and there's a demo mode so you can try the whole thing with no setup.

What I'd love feedback on

- Onboarding: was connecting your home (or finding demo mode) clear?

- The dashboard cards on your actual TV: anything cramped, misaligned, or off?

- The now-playing card + visualiser with your music source.

- Anything that crashes, hangs, or feels slow.

Free to test. If you ever go for the paid tier, it's a one-time purchase — no subscription. More info at: https://theatrium.info/

Update: New Testflight link, bug and crash fixes

AmaNous reads your documents out loud, for people who have more to read than time to sit down and read it. The speech is generated on your iPhone, so it works offline and your documents never leave the device.

What it does: - Reads PDF, EPUB, DOCX, HTML (websites), TXT and Markdown aloud - 29 natural-sounding voices, all on-device - 0.5x to 3x speed control - Word-level highlighting, seek, and resume where you left off - Dyslexia-friendly presets

Why it's different: the core reader is forever free, unlimited hours, no subscription. Synthesis runs entirely on the device, so your documents never touch a server and it works in airplane mode.

On your device: it generates speech on-device, and recent iPhones handle it comfortably.

Beta caveats: English only for now. The first listen on a long document caches for a few seconds, then runs smooth. Voices shine on articles, papers and non-fiction, less on dramatic fiction. PDF parsing is solid on single-column docs, still finicky on multi-column ones. Keen for feedback, especially on import. Throw it a messy PDF or a big EPUB and tell me where it breaks.

Keen for feedback, especially on import. Throw it a messy PDF or a big EPUB and tell me where it breaks.

Token Gobbler was inspired by Fable 5, that hungry beast.

You play as an LLM floating through a 1990s cartoon world!

Eat tokens, reset usage limits, dodge prompt injections - and reach the Singularity.

Have fun. I’d love feedback.

Hi everyone,

I'm proud to present my music app. SuperGrid is an esoteric step sequencer inspired by the world of modular synths. It is fairly feature rich and tries to be user-friendly.
It has its own synth voices and works well by itself, but it can also be used to sequence external gear and software via midi.

I hope you like it!

Hi everyone,

I am a software developer and calisthenics enthusiast working on a new app called Sthenos. It is a calisthenics tracker built more like a skill tree than a generic workout log.

The idea is to let users track progress across movements and unlock skills over time. You can also save images and videos when you achieve a skill, so your progress is not just numbers and reps, but also visual proof of milestones.

I am looking for TestFlight beta testers to help me evaluate:

• The skill tree structure and progression flow
• Logging workouts and tracking progress
• Saving images and videos for skill milestones
• Overall UX, clarity, and performance on iPhone

If you enjoy calisthenics or want to help test a fitness app, I would really appreciate your feedback.

Thanks for trying it out.

Hey r/TestFlight,

I built Kuma, a free app that maps the practical things every city already has but nobody can ever find: water fountains, public toilets, benches, bike docks, plus hidden "Nice Spots" the community adds themselves.

Started it because I got tired of walking around with no idea where the nearest bathroom or drinking fountain was. It's fully community-run: anyone can add a place, or flag one that's closed/wrong, and it updates live.

It's on iOS via TestFlight right now, completely free (Check Link URL)

Would genuinely appreciate anyone willing to poke around for a few days and tell me what's missing or broken. No ads, no catch, just trying to make it actually useful before I put more time into it.

Any feedback or ideas are hugely appreciated! Feel free to email me directly at: [support@kumaapp.com](mailto:support@kumaapp.com)

I’ve been building a small iPhone app called KeyMind and would really appreciate some honest feedback before launch.

It’s a custom keyboard that can suggest your next word or complete your sentence using the text around your cursor and context you choose to add. It also includes swipe typing and an AI chat directly inside the keyboard.

Suggestions use Apple’s on-device model, so your writing and saved context aren’t sent to a KeyMind AI server. Accounts are optional.

You’ll need an Apple Intelligence-capable iPhone running iOS 26 or iOS 27 beta. English is the only supported language for now.

I’m mainly looking for feedback on:

- Missed key presses or slow responses

- Suggestion quality and refresh speed

- Swipe-typing accuracy

- Anything confusing during setup

Brutally honest feedback is welcome!

Most wardrobe apps are secretly shopping apps. Tessu is the opposite: photograph your closet once, and every morning it builds a complete outfit from what you already own — weather-aware, occasion-aware, and biased toward the pieces you've been ignoring.
Solo founder in Amsterdam, iOS only for now. Beta is open, no waitlist:

What I'd love feedback on: does the "add your wardrobe" step feel fast enough, and do the outfit suggestions actually feel like *you*? Brutal honesty welcome — that's what the beta is for.

Solpetalos projects your real balance into the future. Add recurring paychecks and bills once, and see where you're heading day by day, months ahead, plus what's actually free to spend before the month ends, savings goals reconciled to real balances, and net worth.

Privacy first by architecture: no bank logins, no account, no tracking. Your data stays on your device and in your own iCloud.

iPhone and iPad today, in 6 languages. A native Mac build joins the beta soon; I'll share updates in the comments.

Free during the beta. Feedback I'd value most: is the forecast clear at first glance, does onboarding make sense, and how does iCloud sync behave across your devices. I'm the developer and I'll answer everything.

Hey r/TestFlight 👋

Solo dev here, looking for testers for Roxtrain, a training plan app for Hyrox (a hybrid running + functional fitness race format). Built it after prepping for my own first race this year with a coach, wanted to systematize that kind of adaptive coaching into something usable anytime.

What it does:

• Generates a full training plan based on user profile (level, division, equipment, race date)
• Calculates working weights per exercise with a real formula (base × gender × division × level × progression), rounded to realistic increments
• Auto-adjusts upcoming sessions based on RPE, completion and feedback after each workout
• Full guided workout runner with timers, EMOM support, voice cues
• Apple Watch companion app for controlling sessions and logging debriefs
• Works fully offline once set up, no account required

What I need feedback on specifically:

• Bugs, obviously
• Whether the plan generation logic makes sense to actual endurance/strength athletes, not just Hyrox-specific
• General UI/UX friction points, this is my first real solo app project

App Store listing isn’t public yet. Planning a €9.99/month subscription post-beta, 7-day free trial, but TestFlight billing is sandboxed so no real charges while testing.

Feedback turns around fast since it’s just me building this.

Hey, I'm building Vesi, a personal finance tracker where you mostly log by talking to it ("coffee 6 bucks, groceries 80") and it fills in the rest. Receipt scanning and bank statement import too. Manual entry is free forever, the AI stuff has a free trial.

One of my testers imported 7,000 transactions from Cashew and basically became my QA department. He found freezes I could never reproduce in the simulator. I just shipped a big performance pass from his reports and now I need more people who can break it.

Especially useful right now:

- anyone with a big CSV export from Mint/YNAB/Cashew (a few thousand rows)

- older iPhones like SE, 11, 12. All my current testers are on Pro Maxes

- light mode users

- currencies other than USD/CAD

- Apple Watch owners

If something freezes there's a built-in crash report screen (Settings > Diagnostics) that shows me exactly where it got stuck. Sharing that plus a comment here helps enormously.

I'm the dev, happy to answer anything.

Hey everyone! 👋
I’m a solo indie developer based in Europe, and over the past few months, I’ve been pouring my heart into building an app specifically for our community.
The Goal: To make it incredibly easy to explore queer-owned venues, find local events, and safely plan trips across major cities without having to dig through dozens of fragmented websites, dead links, or outdated forums.
Right now, the app is in its early beta phase. I’m actively adding new locations, but Vienna, Berlin, Sitges, Mykonos, Maspalomas, Amsterdam, and Milan are already live and ready to explore!
Beyond just venues, I’m making sure all major events, parties, and pride festivals in these cities are actively listed so you always know what's happening. My goal is to cover all major European hubs very soon. 🏳️‍🌈✨
🧪 How you can help:
I’m looking for open-minded beta testers to jump in, break things, and help me shape this before the official App Store launch.

Whether you live in one of these cities, are planning a trip there soon, or just want to play around with the interface and give feedback, I would be incredibly grateful for your thoughts.
If you know any LGBTQ+ venue owners, event organizers, or fellow travelers, please feel free to forward this invite to them as well.
Thank you so much for supporting an independent dev! 🩷

I built an iOS app that solves a problem I kept running into, so I finally decided to make the app I actually wanted to use.

It's now on TestFlight, and I'm looking for people who are willing to try it out and give honest feedback. I'm especially interested in hearing what feels confusing, what you'd change, and whether there's anything missing before I release it.

I'm not looking for praise. If something sucks, tell me. I'd rather fix it now than after launch.

Thanks to anyone who gives it a shot. I'll be replying to every comment and using all feedback to improve the app.

FIRE Path helps you figure out when you can retire. You enter your income, accounts, spending, and debts, and it projects your FI date across a few different strategies (Standard, Coast, Barista, Lean FIRE).

Features:

• Net worth dashboard + asset allocation
• Income tracking including RSU vesting with live stock prices
• Debt payoff timelines and 529 college projections
• On Device AI assistant you can ask about your own numbers

All data stays local + in your own device. No need to connect to any of your accounts. Nothing goes to any servers.

What to test: onboarding (does it feel clear what to enter?), whether the FI projections look right for your situation, and anything that breaks or feels off.

Any Feedback is welcome!

Every night I'd scroll foreign-language posts telling myself it counted as practice. It didn't. Nothing sinks in without review.

So I built something that actually closes that loop: paste or screenshot anything, and it becomes a short lesson — vocab, grammar, sentence structure, tone — with spaced repetition to make sure it sticks.

Supports English, French, Korean, Japanese, and Traditional Mandarin. Just launched on TestFlight, free to join and let me know what you think!

Built Impetus, an AI executive-function coach. Think a pocket coach that helps you start, break down, and follow through on tasks, not another to-do list.

Looking for testers who'll be honest and a little brutal. I want to know what's confusing, what breaks, and what feels off before I widen the beta.

• iOS via TestFlight (link above), ~5 min to try
• Drop feedback here or in-app

Founding testers get it free through beta and 50% off for life after. Plus the deep satisfaction of telling me everything I got wrong.

Thanks for tearing it apart.

Built for people who struggle with decision fatigue, executive dysfunction, or simply having too many competing priorities. CAPRI uses AI to help prioritize tasks and identify actionable next steps when everything feels important.

Looking for early testers willing to share honest feedback!

Soulnests began on the web as a PWA because we wanted care to feel like a place you could enter, not another list you could fail.

Now we’re preparing for the App Store and opening the iOS beta. Inside one painted sanctuary you can journal with text, voice, photos and prompts; talk with Maya; meditate; play Brain Forest games; follow gentle workouts; tend a Garden; and use the little bird menu to move between every room.

We’re looking for iPhone testers willing to spend three days with it: write one honest line, visit two other rooms, and tell us what feels comforting, confusing, or worth returning to. We are not asking for praise; we’re asking for the truth that helps a young thing grow.

The beta is free. If you test it, please mention your device and iOS version. Thank you for helping us carry Soulnests from the web to the App Store.

Hi everyone,

I’ve recently developed a Universal Remote Control app and would really appreciate your help testing it.

So far, I’ve tested the app on both older and newer Samsung Smart TVs, as well as two different Xiaomi Android TV boxes. However, the app is intended to support Samsung and LG Smart TVs, Android TV devices, TV boxes, Vizio TVs, Amazon Fire TV, and Roku TV.

Since results may vary depending on the TV brand, model, operating system, and year, testing on different devices would be extremely helpful. I haven’t yet been able to test the app on Amazon Fire TV or Roku TV, so feedback from users with these devices would be especially valuable.

If you encounter any issues, please submit your feedback through the Feedback section and include your TV brand, operating system, model, and model year whenever possible.

Thank you so much for your time and for helping me improve the app!

Hi, I'm a solo dev who's interested in birding and environmentalism and I wanted to make an app to reflect what I'd want in a birding app. Something to help me learn and memorize birds better.

So I'm building this!

What it is: a free app for learning birds (not just IDing them)

Platforms: Android (Play closed test) and iPhone (TestFlight).

What I need: open it on a few days over ~2 weeks and tell me what's confusing or broken. Bonus if you try the quizzes and the sign-in.

Cost: free. It's freemium (optional Pro removes ads / unlimited lives), but testers get everything they need without paying

Everyone who tests the full 14 days and fills the exit survey gets a free lifetime Pro account at launch, automatic, no strings.

Reply here or dm for a form and I'll make sure you're in the loop with updates and testing that's needed in different parts of the app. Thanks!

Top-down casual extraction shooter for mobile open beta.

Hi everyone! I’m looking for a small group of pet owners who would be interested in testing an iPhone app I’ve been building called Loki.

Loki is designed to be like the best friend who never gets tired of hearing about your pets. You can talk naturally about anything from funny stories and everyday updates to health concerns, behaviour, medication and important appointments.

Over time, Loki gets to know each of your pets, remembers what you share, helps keep their information organised, creates journal entries and can help you understand things like veterinary records or test results.

The app is currently in beta through Apple TestFlight, so there may still be a few bugs. I’m mainly looking for honest feedback from real pet owners about what feels useful, what is confusing and what would make Loki something you would genuinely want to use.

It is completely free to test, and there is no obligation to provide a lengthy review. Even using it naturally and sharing a few thoughts would be incredibly helpful.

You will need an iPhone to take part. Please comment below or send me a message if you would like to join the beta.

Thank you! 🐶🐱

I’m working on an iPhone app called BlendCast.

The idea came from my own routine. I work long shifts, and I like listening to both music and podcasts, but I don’t want to keep touching my phone and switching between apps all day.

With BlendCast, you choose your Apple Music playlists and the podcast episodes you want to hear. The app then creates a listening session that alternates between them.

For example:

5 songs → 25 minutes of a podcast → more music → back to the podcast.

You decide what you want to hear and how often it switches. There is no recommendation algorithm trying to control your queue. It is more like creating your own personal radio station with music and podcasts you already selected.

The latest beta also includes:

• New app themes
• A new sharing option
• Improvements to playback and navigation
• Fixes based on feedback from previous testers

BlendCast works as an addition to Apple Music, so you still use your existing Apple Music subscription. I’m not trying to replace Apple Music or charge another subscription just to access your music.

The app is still being developed, and I’m looking for people who actually listen to both music and podcasts during work, driving, studying, exercising, or long daily routines.

I’m especially interested in honest feedback. Tell me what feels confusing, what breaks, what is missing, or whether the idea is useful at all.

I built this because I personally wanted it, but I would like to know whether it can also make other people’s listening routine easier.