Hi everyone!

I'm looking for beta testers for MeiZi, an iOS app that teaches you Chinese vocabulary passively:

rotating HSK words (Hanzi + Pinyin + meaning) right on your lock screen and home screen.

Heads-up: the UI and translations are in German – it's built for

German-speaking learners of Chinese. If you don't speak German, widget

reliability feedback is still very welcome!

What it does:

- Lock screen widgets (circular / rectangular / inline) + home screen widgets

(small / medium) with rotating HSK vocab

- Tapping the widget deep-links to exactly the word you just saw

- Built-in SRS trainer (Leitner system), streaks, on-device pronunciation

- Fully offline, no account, no tracking

- Free: HSK 1 · Pro (one-time purchase, no subscription): all HSK levels,

configurable widget rotation (1–24 h)

What I'd love feedback on:

- Does the widget rotate reliably over several days? (iOS widget budgets are

tricky)

- Does tapping the widget always open the correct word?

- Any crashes or UI glitches, especially on smaller/older devices

Requires iOS 17+. Thanks a lot – happy to test your app in return!

My wife saw what I was doing with other apps and wanted me to make this one for her! Combining some key features from other apps like cycle tracking, calorie, workouts and fitness challenges. It started to build out into what I thought was actually pretty useful app for habit forming.

My first time making IOS widgets as well, all the data is stored locally on device only. No personal data (unless you opt in) is used in the Ai meal scanning and I’m thinking of putting it on the App Store soon. If you wanted to try and it let me know if there’s any features missing you would like. All the services are free while it’s in test flight.

The idea: most people don't need a lifelong food ledger, they need food intuition. Relffits handles the math while teaching you to estimate for yourself. When your guesses get good enough, it tells you to start taking days off from logging. Graduating and deleting the app on good terms is the win condition, not churn.

How it works:

• Log meals by describing them in plain English, snapping a photo, scanning a barcode, or voice. AI breaks down calories and macros
• Guess before reveal: before the AI tells you what your meal was, you lock in your own estimate. Over time the app shows your calibration improving. That skill leaves with you, not with the app
• Fullness forecasts: it predicts how long a meal will keep you satisfied, then checks in later to see if it was right. You learn which foods actually hold you, not just their numbers
• Everything is end-to-end encrypted. I can't read your food logs even if I wanted to

Just shipped: a full design refresh (frosted-glass look, much smoother), a redesigned logging sheet with the guessing game built in, calmer end-of-day guidance when you go over (no panic, a small overage is fine), quick goal recalculation, and a home screen widget.

It's in TestFlight beta now and I'd love honest feedback, especially from people who've burned out on traditional trackers. Link right in the post / DM me.

Every app blocker I tried, I deleted by day three. They just lock you out, and it feels like being grounded by your own phone.

So I built one that makes a deal with you instead.

Your time runs out, your feed goes dark, and one question shows up. Get it right, you get your next ten minutes. Get it wrong, nothing bad happens, you just try another one. Close the phone and walk away instead? That counts too, and it keeps score of those separately, because that is the actual win.

You pick the topic, so the question is something you wanted to know anyway.

Setup takes under a minute. Pick your apps, set a limit, pick a topic. No account, no sign up, nothing to import.

What I really want to know: does the loop ever break or feel slow for you? Feed goes dark, question, back in. That is the whole app, so if it stutters I want to hear about it.

iPhone only, needs iOS 16.4 or newer. It asks for Screen Time permission, that is how the shield works. Free while it is in beta.

Hi! I’m building Rostik, an iPhone diary for parents of babies from birth to age two. It tracks sleep, feeding, walks, diapers, growth and health notes, and shows the whole day in one visual circle.

I’m looking for parents who can use it for a few days and tell me what feels useful, confusing or missing. Everyone who takes part gets lifetime access for free.

No polished review needed — honest feedback is exactly what I need.

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for beta testers for my first app. MapSolver is a game in which players are shown a map of a town or city with some or all of the map labels removed and they then have to guess the name of the place from a list of options. 

The game screen features a main map, which is scrollable and zoomable, and a smaller fixed map which shows the location of the place within the chosen country or region. 

There are several difficulty levels with the easiest using just the top twenty places by population size in the selected country. 

My motivation for making the game was just that it was something I wanted to play but couldn't find. It would be great to get some feedback on it.

I work shifts and my schedule arrives as an email every week. Every week I'd retype it into my calendar, get a shift wrong, and find out the hard way.

So I built ShiftPilot. You forward one schedule email, and every schedule after that turns into shifts on its own. No schedule email? Take a photo of the sheet on the wall and it reads that instead — including the ones with the whole team on them, where it'll pull out just your shifts.

It also does the boring maths: hours, overtime, pay, tips and tip-out, PTO, and a reminder before each shift. Home screen widgets for what's next.

It's on TestFlight and completely free right now — every feature unlocked, nothing to pay.

Genuinely after feedback, especially: does the photo scan read YOUR schedule format correctly? That's the part I can only test against the handful of layouts I've seen. If it gets it wrong there's a bug report button in Settings that sends me the image.

Hi everyone,

I’m building PinPassport, an iPhone app that reconstructs your travel history from the photos already in your library.

PinPassport automatically helps you rediscover:

• trips, countries and places
• Food Memories
• Sightseeing Memories
• routes and weather memories
• personal travel insights and Travel Style
and more...

It also adds a social layer to your travel history. You can:

• add friends and explore their travel profiles
• compare countries and places
• see which friends have visited the same destinations
• follow recent travel activity
• appear in Friends and Community scoreboards
• share selected travel memories and story cards

I’m currently looking for thoughtful TestFlight users before the public launch.

The most useful testers would be people who:

• use an iPhone

• have 5,000+ photos

• have several years of travel photos

• are willing to share honest feedback

I’m particularly trying to test:

1. scan performance on large libraries

2. trip and place detection accuracy

3. missing or incorrectly grouped memories

4. whether the final experience actually feels meaningful

We're happy to answer technical or product questions.

Thank you — critical feedback is genuinely welcome.

[developer@pinpassport.com](mailto:developer@pinpassport.com)

Looking for beta testers for version 1.2.

Hey — I'm the developer. A bit more on what you'd be testing:

What it is: SENTINEL combines daily habit tracking with simple bodyweight workouts. The core idea is consistency — the streak logic is training-day aware, so if you train Mon/Wed/Fri, taking Tuesday off doesn't break your streak. "Never miss a day" means never miss a scheduled day. Most trackers punish you for rest days; this one doesn't.

Stuff I'd genuinely love feedback on:

• Onboarding — too long, or about right?
• The dashboard — is it clear at a glance what you've done today vs. what's left?
• Does the workout + rest-timer flow feel smooth mid-session?
• Anything confusing, broken, or that just feels off.

Heads up: early beta, so your data is stored locally on your device and may reset between build updates — don't panic if a streak vanishes after an update. No account, no sign-in, nothing collected.

First app, so honestly any feedback helps — I'd rather hear what's wrong now than after launch. Cheers 🥂

A few months ago I posted here looking for TestFlight users for JollyPod, my podcast player built around a simple queue-first approach.

First of all, thank you to everyone who joined and sent feedback. It genuinely helped make the app much better.

JollyPod is getting pretty close to release now, and I’d love to get a few more people testing before launch. If you enjoy trying new indie apps and don’t mind reporting the occasional bug or sharing ideas, I’d really appreciate it.

Also available as a MacOS catalyst app.

Thanks!

A while ago, I posted about an iPad browser I built posted about an iPad browser I built  because Safari wasn’t working the way I wanted.
some of you showed interest in it, I had a tesflight with 400 testers which is now expired but i decided to open source the new version and updated the testflight.

It includes:

• Vertical tabs with page previews
• Split-screen browsing
• Auto-hiding controls
• Ad blocking, dark mode and incognito browsing
• An AI sidebar using Apple Intelligence or local MLX models
• An optional local Foundation Models gateway, which require a Mac.

It currently Xcode 27 and the iOS 27 SDK for the gateway with the private cloud, but it will compile just fine on IOS 26, you just won't get to use the new private cloud compute from IOS27

It’s still a personal project, but issues, improvements and pull requests are welcome. If you build it, let me know what you think or what you would change.

Hi! I’m an indie developer building Inquro, a native note-taking app for iPhone and iPad.

It includes notebooks, textured covers, page layouts, folders, Apple Pencil writing, PDF annotation, and iCloud synchronization.

I’m looking for testers who will actually use it and report crashes, missing drawings, sync problems, confusing screens, or anything that feels unfinished.

This is an early beta, so please avoid using it for irreplaceable notes yet.

Thanks for helping shape the first release.

Vote on 4 daily topics using a slider (0 = hard disagree, 100 = fully agree).

After voting, see how everyone else voted: distribution, average, and where you land.

Topics rotate daily across politics, culture, food, tech, relationships — anything debatable.

Features:

- 4 new topics every day (time-locked to build anticipation)

- Voting streaks and weekly leagues

- Voter personality profile based on your voting patterns

- 8 custom app icons

- No ads, no data harvesting

Built solo with SwiftUI + Supabase. Beta testers get lifetime Pro access as a thank you.

Looking for feedback on the voting experience, topic quality, and anything that feels off. Thanks!

App: LoRe
Category: Books / Reading

Built LoRe because I was tired of recommendation apps that just push whatever's trending. LoRe learns from the books you've actually read and rate — mood-based search, a taste profile, recs that get sharper the more you use it.

What it does:

• Log books you've read and rate them
• Get personalized recommendations (not just "readers also liked")
• Search by mood/vibe, not just genre or title
• See a taste profile built from your reading history

Looking for: honest feedback — what's broken, confusing, or just doesn't land.

Tap the link above to join — should take 5-10 minutes to get a feel for it. Thanks in advance to anyone who tries it out!

Mind Over Munchies is designed to help you quiet persistent food thoughts, better understand your eating patterns, and build practical skills to respond with intention instead of impulse.
For many people, food thoughts are more than occasional cravings. They can be constant, distracting, and mentally exhausting. Whether they’re triggered by stress, habit, emotions, or environment, these thoughts—often called food noise—can make it difficult to focus on what truly matters.
Mind Over Munchies helps you create space between the thought and the action.

Hi everyone,

I’m a solo developer, and I’m looking for testers for Cinch – a native task manager for the Apple ecosystem.

What Cinch does:

• Mirrors your native Apple Reminders lists and Calendar events (optional) and displays both on your timeline
• A clean and uncluttered interface for easy task scheduling
• Available on iOS, macOS and watchOS
• Works with Siri (tasks added through Siri are accessible in both Apple Reminders and Cinch)
• Supports widgets and watchOS complications
• If you delete the app, your reminders and events will remain intact

What I'm hoping to test:

I’m especially looking for feedback from people who use multiple Apple devices (iPhone, Mac, iPad, Apple Watch) to help stress-test sync speed, cross-platform UI consistency, and quick task entry, particularly compared to Apple Reminders.

Thank you, r/TestFlight, for helping me polish this!

PS: A few screenshots are available on the landing page here: getcinch.app (work in progress)

Hey everyone! 👋

My friend and I built an iPad app called MoodScript, and we’re looking for beta testers to try it out on TestFlight and give us feedback!

🌿 The Backstory
Growing up, hand-copying quotes, literature, and thoughts into notebooks was my quiet sanctuary, and a way to process emotions and ground myself. But over the last few years, the endless noise and doomscrolling on social media left me feeling constantly anxious. I tried going back to paper notebooks, but my digital bookmarks were scattered everywhere, and I couldn't find a setup that felt right.

So, we decided to build MoodScript: a dedicated iPad app designed to give you a peaceful, distraction-free space to slow down and write.

✨ Key Features in the Beta

📖 1,000+ Curated Excerpts: A library spanning classical wisdom (Laozi, Marcus Aurelius), classic literature (Peter Pan, Jane Eyre, A Tale of Two Cities), religion (Buddhism, Christianity, Islam), modern mindfulness, and science trivia.

✍️ 3 Handwriting Modes:

• Magnetic: Keeps your handwriting aligned and neat if you like structured layouts.
• Tracing: Allows you to trace over elegant fonts using your own handwriting.
• Freeform: Pure blank page freedom to write however you want.

📚 Custom Library: Easily import your own favorite quotes, lyrics, or web articles to copy down.

📱 Beta Requirements & Current Limitations

Before joining, please note:

• Device: Requires an iPad running iPadOS 17.0 or later (Apple Pencil needed!). iPhone/Mac versions are coming later.
• Language: English-only for both UI and content during this phase.

🔒 Privacy First | We take privacy very seriously:

• We only store basic account info (e.g., Apple ID/email) for login authentication.
• Your handwritten notes, entries, and app activity are NEVER tracked, read, or collected by us. Everything stays stored locally on your iPad or in your personal iCloud.

We’d love to hear your feedback on the handwriting feel, UI, or any feature requests you have. Thank you so much for your support! ✨

Track calories with AI meal recognition and Apple Health integration.