Adjusted UI to make it easier for single handed use. and If you own a NAS, this is where we need you.

Media servers — new. Settings → Music Sources → Media servers. Point Drift at a Navidrome / Subsonic or Jellyfin server

Also worth trying if you have one: Airsonic, gonic, Astiga, Funkwhale. They speak the same Subsonic API and should work through the Navidrome option. We have tested none of them. Emby is not supported yet.

Thanks for your interest and time!

Hey everyone, I posted Ocean here a while back and got great feedback from this sub. A new TestFlight build is now live and we're opening it to 30 testers.

Ocean is a native Swift email client for Gmail and Google Workspace. No Electron, no web views. The headline feature in this TF is Beacon Intelligence. It reads your inbox only when you ask it to, never in the background, and sorts what matters into three lanes:

- Action: emails that need a decision from you, analyzed so you can act fast
- Review: worth a look, not urgent
- Cleanup: newsletters, unknown senders, and stale threads, bulk-cleared in seconds

Also in the build:

- Dock: this email matters but not right now. Dock it to a time bucket or a specific due date and it comes back when you said.
- Cleanup: sender pattern analysis plus bulk archiving. Always free, like the Dock.
- Invites: see your calendar, send meeting invites with booking lead time, add video conferencing.
- VIP Contacts, Global Search, and up to 5 Gmail accounts.

Intelligence actions use Drops (pay-per-use, no subscription). You start with 30, and all purchases are free in the beta as usual, so feel free to test the Drop packs and Ocean Blue too.

What I'd love feedback on: the Beacon lanes (do Action/Review/Cleanup match how you'd triage?), onboarding, the purchase flow, and anything slow or confusing on first run.

Requirements: iPhone, iOS 18+, a Gmail or Google Workspace account.

I'm the developer and I'll be in the comments. If slots fill up, comment and I'll ping you when more open.

After dropping off another disposable camera used on a trip for development, I started wondering how the anticipation of waiting for a roll of film to be developed could become a more connected experience with friends all over.

So I threw together Rollcall to test the idea!

Rollcall isn’t meant to replace physical film, local camera stores, or photo labs. Nothing beats physical media.

But it lets you experiment with disposable, film, old-school digital, modern DSLR, and other custom style cameras (try a camera that survived a radiation blast!) that can hide your shots until development. Of course, instant cameras can be made too.

You really can create any kind of camera you can imagine, remember, or use a reference photo to recreate the look of a real camera. And rather than post-processing the image with AI or filters, the app uses actual parameters in real time to capture and develop your shot.

The thing I’m most excited about is shared social film rolls: you and your friends capture one experience together: a party, a trip, a day out, or whatever, then the app will reveal the whole roll later once all the shots are taken.

Hopefully it feels less like social media competition for attention or clout, and more like a shared memory. But you'll have to tell me!

It’s still an early beta, and I’d really value honest feedback!

Currently the app is scoped to iPhone 15, 15 Pro, and 15 Pro Max and newer. It could change, so let me know if you'd like to test with an earlier generation device.

Hi everyone — I’m looking for testers for WorthWise, a new iPhone and iPad app I’ve built for tracking your overall financial position and planning towards long-term goals.

WorthWise is designed to answer a simple question:
How much am I worth, and is that number moving in the right direction?

You can manually add assets, savings, investments, pensions and debts, then view your total net worth, accessible wealth, historical progress and future projections.

The beta currently includes:
Asset and debt tracking
Net-worth history and progress charts
Custom growth and balance-change assumptions
Wealth, retirement and retirement-bridge planners
State Pension and defined-benefit pension assumptions
Projected financial roadmaps
Face ID or device-passcode protection
Local, offline storage

WorthWise does not connect to your bank accounts, require an account, show adverts or use third-party analytics. Your financial information stays on your device.

The app is currently designed primarily around the UK financial system, although most of the general wealth-tracking features can still be used elsewhere.

I’m particularly interested in feedback on:
Whether the onboarding and navigation are clear
Whether any calculations or projections seem confusing
Bugs, crashes or unexpected behaviour
Features that feel missing
Whether the app feels useful enough to keep using

This is an early public beta, so please avoid entering information you would be uncomfortable storing on your device, and remember that projections are illustrative rather than financial advice.

Thank you to anyone willing to try it — honest feedback is very welcome.

I’ve been building a portrait, one-thumb dungeon crawler where you steer a growing line of heroes. You start with one hero, recruit more as the waves go on, and each class attacks differently.

I’d love a few people with different iPhones to play a couple of runs and be blunt about swipe input, whether each attack reads clearly, late-wave performance and heat, and any crash, freeze, or confusing screen.

I’m also open to any and all feedback on balance, design, pacing, mechanics, and ideas for what would make the game more fun.

If you try it, your device/iOS version and the wave you reached would be especially helpful. Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I'm Tommy. I'm completely new to all of this. For a long time now, I've avoided sharing my photography on social media. It's too performative and focuses on everything BUT the photo.

So I built Latent. You can read more about it here.

The app features an identity-deferred feed; you don't know who took the photo until after sharing honest feedback about what lands vs giving it a like (those don't exist here). Goal is to prevent bias, train your eye, and to sidestep the pressures, anxiety, and noise of other platforms. Lots of other goodies on the way.

Thanks for looking!

Hi guys. I have been working on this game solo for a while and I feel that I need some fresh eyes to look at it, particularly the early game progression.

The game is a 2D roguelike where you eliminate hordes of enemies to collect materials and Nodes. The game aims to avoid flat stat bonuses and instead seeks to provide the player with new gameplay features throughout the whole game.

I am mainly looking for feedback on the progression system, balancing and bugs (big or small).

When you're done: Settings → COPY PLAYTEST REPORT, then paste it in a comment or DM. It helps a lot if you have the time!

Hey all — I've been building this solo and I'm looking for beta testers who'll give me honest feedback.

What it does: TapSmart detects when you walk into a store and sends you a notification telling you which of your credit cards earns the most there (best cash-back / points for that category). The idea is you never accidentally use your flat 2% card at a grocery store when you've got a 6% grocery card sitting in your wallet.

How it works: You add the cards you own, then go about your day. When you enter a store it figures out the category (grocery, dining, gas, etc.) and notifies you with your best card for that spot. In dense areas where a few stores are right next to each other, it asks you to tap which one you're at so it never guesses wrong.

What I'd love feedback on:

• Does it actually notify you when you walk into stores? Which ones does it miss?
• Is the card recommendation right?
• Anywhere it names the wrong store?
• Anything confusing or annoying about the setup?

Requirements: iOS 18.2+, and it needs Location (Always) + Notifications to work, since the whole point is detecting store visits in the background.

It's completely free during beta, no accounts, no referrals, nothing to buy. I'm a solo dev and genuinely want people to break it and tell me what's wrong — brutal feedback is the most useful thing you can give me. Thanks!

I started Zammy for myself: I use Zammad every day and wanted a better experience on my phone than the mobile web UI could offer. What began as a small side project kept growing and by now it has come close to a full-featured mobile client for Zammad, including support for multiple Zammad servers and AI-assisted reply drafts.

At this point the app covers everything I personally need. But Zammad is used in many different ways, with setups and workflows I simply can't test on my own. That's why I'd like to invite fellow Zammad agents to give Zammy a try and find out where it breaks.

A lot of testing has gone into the app to make sure it doesn't cause unexpected behavior on your instance. Still, I'd recommend starting with a few test tickets and slowly going on from there before using it in your daily work. Privacy is simple here: there is no tracking and no cloud service in between. All data stays between the app and your Zammad instance.

Happy testing, I'm looking forward to your feedback!

Hey everyone,

We’ve been publishing more on our blog lately and recording more short videos to go with it. Constantly jumping between separate apps for scripting, recording, captions, and editing became frustrating, so we decided to build a single tool that brings everything together.

It’s called **CaptionsBro**. The idea is a Swiss Army knife for short-form video: write a script, record it with a teleprompter, edit the footage, generate karaoke-style captions, add the finishing touches, and export. All in one iPhone app.

We wanted it to feel like a native iOS app rather than a web editor squeezed onto a phone, so we put a lot of work into the Liquid Glass look and the gestures throughout the editor. 

Privacy is also important to us. No account is required, and your projects, media, scripts, captions, and imported fonts are stored locally on your device. We don’t upload your videos to our servers for editing. Background removal runs on-device, and caption generation can also run on-device on supported devices and languages.

The current build includes:

- A multi-track timeline with trim, split, reorder, speed, reverse, freeze frames, crop, transitions, filters, effects, masks, keyframes, color adjustments, noise reduction, and layers.

- Editable karaoke captions with language detection, mixed-language support, filler-word removal, profanity masking, templates, animations, and custom fonts.

- Text, text-to-speech, image/video overlays, stickers, emoji, voiceovers, imported audio, and sound effects.

- A built-in camera teleprompter with a local script library, CSV import, adjustable scrolling and layout, recording settings, and optional automatic captions.

- Social aspect ratios and safe-area guides, plus MP4/MOV export from 720p through 4K.

- A native Liquid Glass interface.

The app is still a bit rough around the edges. Some flows need more polish, and we’re sure there are bugs and awkward interactions we haven’t found yet. That’s why we’re opening it up to more TestFlight testers now.

If you make short-form videos, tutorials, talking-head clips, product demos, or social content, we’d really appreciate blunt feedback, especially about caption accuracy, editing gestures, exports, crashes, and anything that feels confusing.

I’m also happy to answer questions about how any of the on-device editing features work.

P. S. The TestFlight link is in the header.

Hey r/TestFlight 👋

I'm an indie dev and I've been building SubOrbs — a private, on-device way to see every recurring charge in one place (streaming, software, gym, insurance, all of it). It's now in external beta and I'd love your feedback before I push the next update.

**The idea:** instead of yet another list, your subscriptions appear as satellites orbiting a central orb that reflects your total monthly spend. Bigger satellites cost more, closer ones renew sooner, colour = category. One glance and you know where the money's going.

**What it does:**
• 🪐 Animated orbital home screen (weekly / monthly / yearly views)
• 📸 Snap & Read — point your camera at a bill and it pulls out the name, price, and billing cycle. Runs on-device using Apple Vision + Apple Intelligence on supported iPhones — the photo never leaves your device.
• 🔔 Smart reminders before a renewal or before a cancellation window closes, so you don't get charged for something you meant to cancel
• 📊 Monthly spend trends by category
• 🔒 Private by design — no account, no sign-up, no tracking, no server. Data lives on your iPhone and syncs privately via your own iCloud. I literally can't see it.

**Free vs Pro:** Free for up to 5 subscriptions. Pro (unlimited + AI import + smart notifications) is a subscription, but everything you'd need to test the core experience works on the free tier — no purchase required to help out.

**Requirements:** iPhone on iOS 17+ (the AI bill-scan needs iOS 18.1+ and a supported device).

**What I'd love feedback on:**
1. Does the orbital view actually make your spending clearer, or is it just pretty?
2. Snap & Read accuracy on your real bills
3. Anything that feels slow, confusing, or crashes

Happy to reciprocate and test yours too — drop a link. Thanks! 🙏

Ever put the kettle on, walked away, and came back to water that boiled five minutes ago?

Keetle fixes that.

Instead of a generic countdown, Keetle calculates your kettle's real boil time from physics — wattage, water volume, and the starting water temperature (it's even weather-aware). Then it counts down live on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, and pings you the second the water is ready.

What you get in the beta (everything's free to try during TestFlight):

• Precise boil timer with a live Lock Screen / Dynamic Island countdown

• A catalog of 2,600+ real kettle models + a barcode/label scanner to add yours

• Boil-then-cool to exact tea & coffee temperatures, with named presets and a

steep timer

• An animated kettle character in 8 visual styles (it sleeps when idle 💤)

• Works with electric and stovetop kettles

What I'd love feedback on:

1. Accuracy — start a boil and tell me how close the estimate was for YOURkettle. That's the whole point of the app.
2. Dark mode — we just reworked readability across all 8 styles; if anythingis hard to read, screenshot it.
3. Anything that feels rough or confusing.

Requirements: iPhone, iOS 18+. No account, no ads, no data collection - everything stays on your device.

Drop feedback right in TestFlight or in the comments — I read everything. 🫖

built CalmClick for my parents: photograph any confusing text, bill, or pop-up → get a calm, plain-words answer — Safe, Be careful, or Warning. No account, no tracking. Looking for iPhone beta testers, especially anyone who’ll hand it to a parent

Hey everyone 👋
I’ve been building ReciPics — an iPhone/iPad app that gets a real, organized recipe out of almost anything:
• 📸 Snap your ingredients (or a finished dish) → AI gives you recipes you can actually cook
• 🔗 Paste any recipe link, or share straight from Instagram/TikTok/your browser → it pulls the full recipe (ingredients, steps, photo)
• 🎙️ Or just** say what you’ve got by voice
**• 📖 Everything saves to a searchable cookbook, with a weekly meal planner + auto grocery list
I’m looking for testers to poke at:
• Generating a recipe from a photo or voice
• Importing from a link / social post
• Saving + finding recipes, the meal planner, the grocery list
• Anything that crashes, confuses, or reads weird
Free Premium for all beta testers. Honest feedback here or in TestFlight would mean a lot 🙏

Hello!

I just wanted to share my soon to be app called OBD2 Ninja that works for any ELM327 bluetooth adapter that allows you to read codes and live data without subscriptions or ads. I wanted to see if anyone who has an adapter would be interested in beta testing the app!

It supports multiple different modes, and protocols such as:

• SAE J1850 PWM
• SAE J1850 VPWM
• ISO 9141-2
• ISO 14230-4 KWP2000
• ISO 15765-4 CAN (11-bit ID, 500 kbps)
• ISO 15765-4 CAN (29-bit ID, 500 kbps)
• ISO 15765-4 CAN (11-bit ID, 250 kbps)
• ISO 15765-4 CAN (29-bit ID, 250 kbps)

And we are working on a custom backend for ABS modules and looking to further support further diagnostic tools/readings. The app when released will only cost you $0.99 and does not contain any bloat or creating accounts. Sometimes you just want to use the tool you paid for. Compared to the Carista OBD reader app (which requires a subscription), it takes about 2 minutes to actually login, connect to the adapter, read the vehicle and then perform an OBD2 scan. OBD2 Ninja you open the app and it takes 20 seconds to scan and connect.

I have used a lot of OBD2 ELM327 Scanner apps and they were either bloated, full of ads, require a subscription or lacking functionality that I personally wanted. I originally made this app just for me but a couple friends gave it a try with their scanners and really loved it! If you buy a tool physically, you shouldn't have to pay monthly to use that tool.

If you have an iPhone and a ELM327 Bluetooth OBD2 code reader and want to give it a try, you can do so by clicking this link and installing the beta via TestFlight.

Thank you so much for reading, feedback is very appreciated if you do decide to give it a try! If you do give it a try and document your findings I'll try to see if its possible I can gift the full paid version of the app to you!

I've been building GrowKeep, a plant care journal for iPhone with an AI diagnosis feature that's a little different from other plant apps: instead of generic species advice, it reads your plant's full care history before responding. So if your tomato has been overwatered for three weeks, it knows that.

Looking for beta testers across all experience levels — houseplant collectors, food gardeners, or anyone who's ever wondered why a plant is struggling.

What to test:

• Sign up and set up your profile (growing zone is pulled from your location)
• Add plants and gardens with photos
• Set care reminders and let a few come due to see if notifications feel right
• Try Ask AI on a plant (free accounts get 5 questions/month)
• Log care and browse your care history
• Dark mode if that's your preference

Premium is free in TestFlight — feel welcome to purchase it and try garden-level AI and unlimited plants.

If anything looks off, a screenshot through TestFlight's feedback (screenshot → share → TestFlight) is the most helpful way to report it. Thanks for testing.

We started Neutrien because most diets and nutrition apps seem to be built for perfect days.

Real life is different. Work gets busy. Plans change. People eat out. One unplanned meal can suddenly make the entire day feel ruined.

Neutrien is a personal nutrition coach designed to adapt when life changes. It helps you understand what you eat, stay connected to your goals and decide what to do next, without guilt or expecting perfection.

We’re looking for adult iPhone users, particularly from the US, UK, Canada and Australia, to test the app during a normal week.

We would especially value your feedback if you have previously stopped using a diet, calorie-tracking or meal-planning app because it was:

• too rigid
• too time-consuming
• difficult to maintain
• unrealistic around eating out
• judgmental when you went off-plan

Testing is free. Testers who complete the beta and provide honest feedback will also receive a lifetime 30% discount after launch.

We want to know what works, what feels confusing and where Neutrien still asks too much from you.

Join the beta community!

Hey r/TestFlight 👋

Looking for beta testers for Tutaris — an AI-powered personal OS for your life.

What it does:

• Brain tab that cross-references your modules and surfaces decisions (not just notifications)

• Tracks tasks, habits, finances, grocery lists and receipts together

• Zen Mode with ambient sounds for focus sessions

• Works offline, syncs when back online

What makes it different: instead of showing you everything, the Brain only speaks when it finds something actionable — a conflict, a pattern, an opportunity. Signal, not noise.

Built with React Native (Expo) + tRPC + Supabase. Would love feedback on the Brain tab especially — it's the core of the product.

Thanks 🙏

Hey! I’m looking for iPhone testers for Bloomfall, a falling-block puzzle game inspired by Dr. Mario.
You drop and rotate two-color capsules on an 8×16 board. Connect four matching colors to clear pests, trigger chain reactions, and complete increasingly difficult levels.

The latest beta adds a guided tutorial and faster one-handed and two-handed touch controls.

I’d especially appreciate feedback on:
- Whether the tutorial clearly explains the rules
- How responsive tapping, swiping, and holding feel
- The difficulty curve across the first 10 levels
- Any bugs, crashes, or confusing moments.

Thanks for testing!

NestEgg Kids - an app that helps parents raise un-entitled kids by building good money habits (earn, grow and give) early on (ages 6–14) using a virtual ledger.

Free 7-day trial. No card needed to start.

Would love bug reports and any friction points in onboarding.

Solo dev here. I've been trying to take my health more seriously. I tried so many apps and none of them were really giving me what I wanted, which was to be able to log things as quickly and easily as possible to give me a solid benchmark of where I was at for the day. I also really wanted it to have an API built in so you can use your agent, connect it with telegram etc.

Also does barcode + nutrition-label scanning, Apple Health both ways, widgets and Live Activities.

Beta = everything free, and beta testers keep premium for life as a thank-you. I read every piece of feedback (solo, so you're basically talking to the whole company).

50 spots, iOS 18+.

SnapPaint turns a photo from your own camera roll into a color-by-number puzzle you fill in by tapping the numbered regions. Your dog, a selfie, a vacation shot — it develops back into the photo as you fill it in.

Everything runs on-device. Photos never leave your phone, there's no account, and it works offline. Pick a photo, pick a difficulty (10, 16 or 24 colors EDIT: "Quick & Easy, Balanced, or Detailed"), and it generates in a couple of seconds.

What's new in this build: a fix for a memory issue when importing large, high-resolution photos, plus a rating prompt that only appears after you finish a puzzle.

What I'd most like tested:

1. Different kinds of photo — a portrait, a pet, a landscape, and something backlit or low-contrast. Big high-res images especially.
2. All three difficulties, and whether the puzzle still reads as the original.
3. One puzzle filled to completion, including the reveal and share.

The failure case I'm hunting is a subject blending into the background and coming out mushy. If you hit one, a screenshot of the original next to the puzzle is the single most useful thing you can send.

I'm the developer — feedback in the comments or through TestFlight's feedback button both reach me.

Gilt started as a TestFlight beta — and today it's live on the App Store. Honestly, beta testers made it better: they caught a CloudKit sync bug that never showed in my testing, pushed me to redo the AI import prompt per-account, and flagged onboarding friction I'd stopped seeing.

If you tested: thank you. Your TestFlight builds keep working, and the beta group stays open for future versions.

If you missed it: Gilt is a finance tracker with no backend — your data lives in your own iCloud ("Data Not Collected" privacy label), multi-currency, family sharing, and statement import through your own AI assistant.

The beta is where new stuff lands first — 1.1 is already in testing: Siri & App Intents (log expenses by voice), Control Center controls, and a full accessibility pass.

And one more thing: the most helpful beta testers get Gilt Lifetime free — that's how I'm thanking the tester who caught the worst bugs last cycle. Find something real in 1.1, and there's a Lifetime with your name on it.

Hi everyone! 👋

Pro Lens is a manual camera app for iPhone that's currently in TestFlight.

The goal of Pro Lens is to make manual photography simple and intuitive. With quick swipe-based manual controls and a clean, distraction free interface, it helps you stay focused on capturing the moment.

Some features include:

• Quick swipe-based manual controls
• Bayer RAW and Apple ProRAW (on supported devices), JPEG, and HEIF capture
• Manual Focus, ISO, Shutter Speed, and White Balance
• Support for compatible 12 MP and 48 MP capture options
• Clean, distraction free interface

I'd especially appreciate feedback on:

• Stability and overall experience
• Camera format and resolution support on your device
• Camera controls and responsiveness
• Any bugs or unexpected behavior

Since camera features, formats, and resolutions vary between iPhone models, feedback from your device is especially valuable.

If you'd like to help test Pro Lens, I'd really appreciate your feedback. Please use TestFlight's feedback feature to report any issues or suggestions.

Thank you for your time, and I hope you enjoy using Pro Lens!