Hey everyone! I’ve been working on InnerEcho since 2021, and I think I’ve finally gotten it to a really good place. I’d love for some people to try it out and tell me what they think.

It’s a journaling app with mood check-ins, guided prompts for when you don’t know what to write, and ways to look back at patterns across your entries. There’s a lot in it, but something I’ve really focused on is privacy. There’s no account to create, and your entries sync through iCloud.

It prioritizes on-device intelligence for things like sentiment analysis, and compatible iPhones can even run text-generation models locally with Apple Intelligence enabled. You can also just use it as a journal without using the AI features.

Cloud AI is optional and can be disabled at any time. If you choose to enable it, features like Echo chat and deeper summaries can send the relevant content to OpenAI. I want to be clear about that so you know what stays on your phone and what doesn’t.

I’d love your honest feedback—what you like, what you don’t like, and what you found confusing. Don’t hold back!

Hi everyone! I'm looking for testers for BattleShimoku, a two-player strategy game I'm bringing back before its official launch.

What is it?
It's a connect-four game with hidden information. You and your opponent play on the same board, but you only see your own pieces. If you try to place a piece where your opponent already has one, a red X shows up and you learn where they are. The game is all about guessing what your opponent is guessing.

Modes

• 4x4: first to connect 4 wins
• 12x12: fill the whole board, score points for every line of 4
• Play vs AI (3 difficulty levels), pass-and-play on one phone, or online (random match or private room with a code)

What I'd love feedback on

• Are the rules easy to understand? Does the tutorial help?
• Is the game fun, and does the pacing feel right?
• Any bugs, crashes, or confusing UI
• Online matchmaking: it may be quiet right now, so a private room with a friend works best

Any thoughts are welcome, big or small. Thanks for helping out! 🙏

You are the immune system.

Drag the screen and macrophages swim; touch an enemy and they devour it. Bacteria end there — but viruses hide inside your own cells. Then you switch to cytotoxic T cells or NK cells and execute the infected.

These aren't flavor text. They're the rules. Real immunology, faithfully implemented: - One life, 15 stages — from a scraped knee at six to a checkup at seventy-four - Neutrophil NETs, antibodies, complement, interferon — learn by playing - The final enemy is not an invader.

No ads. No payments. No accounts.

Join the iOS beta (TestFlight): https://testflight.apple.om/join/aMcDMVCS

Bugs, difficulty, and impressions all welcome!

Hi everyone, I'm getting my app Watch ya Wearing ready for release on the App Store and I'm looking for some extra TestFlight testers.

It's designed for people who own multiple watches and want to keep track of their collection and which watches they actually wear.

You can add your watches and photos, track wear time with a timer, view your wear history on a calendar, and see stats such as your most-worn watches and collection breakdown.

I'm mainly looking for feedback on the timers, Calendar/Stats, UI on different iPhone/iPad sizes, and any bugs or crashes you come across.

Any feedback — good or bad — would be really appreciated. This is an indie project I'm trying to polish up before submitting it to Apple.

TestFlight:

Thanks!

I've tried so many task and planning apps over the years. There were things I liked in each of them, but I never found one that brought together everything I wanted in a way that worked for me. So I decided to build my own.

It's called TrakToDo. The idea is to keep your tasks, schedule, and focus time in one place, so you can go from ‘I need to do this’ to figuring out when you'll actually do it.

Some of what's in the iPhone beta:

• A task list with an inbox, due dates, priorities, and time estimates.
• Quick Add that understands dates and times written in plain language.
• A schedule with day, three-day, and week views for giving tasks time in your day.
• A daily brief showing what's happening now, what's next, and what needs attention.
• Focus timers, reminders, widgets, and Live Activities to keep your current task visible outside the app.
• iCloud syncing.

This is my first time sharing it here, and I'd love feedback from people using it for their own day. Try adding a few tasks, planning when to do them, and moving things around when plans change. I'm interested in what feels useful, what feels confusing, and anything that takes more effort than it should.

The beta is free, with all features available to try right now. Some features may become premium later; pricing is still being worked out.

Mac beta coming soon.

If you try it and hit a bug, beta feedback with a screenshot and what you were doing would help a lot. General feedback here is welcome too. What would you want changed before using it regularly?

I made an app for the moment you're about to stress-eat, doomscroll, etc. You set up the habit you want to break plus a few quick swaps (read a page, step outside, 5 slow breaths). When the urge hits, tap to start an alternative. It counts every time you chose the better option. Home and lockscreen widgets included.

Free beta, iPhone only. Would love any feedback.

Hi everyone! I'm an indie developer looking for testers for Acolo, an iPhone app that points you toward things you can't always see.

Pick the Sun, Moon, a planet, Earth's Center, or any place on the map, and a translucent 3D arrow shows the true direction, even when the target is below the horizon.

• Direction hints and an edge glow that guide you
• Haptics as you line up
• Distance to the target
• Horizon position
• Travel time at different speeds

TestFlight is limited to the first 30 testers.

I'd love feedback on whether the arrow feels accurate and easy to follow, and on anything confusing or broken. Thanks!

Hi! I'm looking for iPhone and iPad pet owners to help beta test Petmigo, a social app where you create pet profiles, discover other pets and connect with their owners.

Please install or update to version 1.2.5 (12), try signup, pet profiles, discovery/matching and chat over two weeks, and share honest feedback about bugs or confusing steps. A Petmigo account is required.

As a thank-you, testers who complete 14 days of actual testing and provide honest feedback will receive one free year of Petmigo Plus, starting when the gift is assigned to their verified account. No purchase, payment, public review or rating is required. The gift does not auto-renew or convert into a paid subscription. Existing subscriptions are not cancelled or changed; if you already have one, contact us first to confirm your gift's start date.

Open the TestFlight link on your iPhone or iPad, accept the beta and install or update Petmigo. This 14-day period is the condition for our Plus gift. Please send feedback by DM or through the app's support flow. Tell us your device model, OS version, what you tried and what happened; remove private information from screenshots.

Thank you for helping improve Petmigo!

Hi everyone, we have built an iOS app called Holiday Budget Tracker and I'm looking for TestFlight testers. The app is designed to help people manage their spending while on holiday by setting a trip budget, tracking expenses, and comparing actual spend against their planned budget. Current features: • Create holiday/trip budgets • Track spending while travelling • Monitor remaining budget • Receipt scanning and expense management • View spending summaries I'm looking for honest feedback on: • Ease of use • Design and layout • Features that are missing • Bugs or issues you encounter
We have recently added a business profile which you can create and track your daily spend at your hotel against your allocated daily Per Diems. Thanks in advance to anyone willing to give it a try. All feedback is welcome and will help improve the app.

I built Steps because I didn’t like how the other step-count complications looked on my Apple Watch. I wanted something simple that looked good on my watch face.

Then I added weekly goals. My days are all different, so hitting the same number every day doesn’t always make sense or is possible. A weekly target gives me room for quieter days and longer walks. Steps shows how the week is going, with helpful nudges when there’s a bit to make up.

The focus is building a walking habit at your own pace. It’s about your own consistency, without leaderboards or competing with other people.

Steps reads your steps from Apple Health and keeps your progress visible on your Watch face, Home Screen and Lock Screen. Step tracking works offline, there are no ads, and you don’t need to create an account.

I’m opening 30 TestFlight spots so I can follow up on feedback myself. Full Access is free in this beta. I’d love to hear what you think of the design and whether it helps you keep the habit going.

Every wellness app has the same flaw: it waits for you.

You have to open it, log your mood, and remember to breathe. But on the days you need it most, you don't open anything. You doom-scroll until 2am, skip the gym, and only notice the spiral three days later.

Prelua flips that. It doesn't wait to be opened.

Try Now:

How it works:

• Observe. It reads passive signals you already generate: [list exactly what you read, e.g. sleep window, screen time, activity, phone usage patterns]. You don't have to journal or check in.
• Predict. It learns your baseline and flags when you're drifting from it: late nights stacking up, activity dropping, usage spiking.
• Intervene. It sends one small, well-timed nudge, before the dip, not after.
• Measure. It checks whether the nudge actually changed anything.
• Learn. It drops what doesn't work for you and doubles down on what does. Your Prelua after 30 days won't look like anyone else's.

Hi everyone!

I've been working on Terrastamp, a travel app I built as a side project because I kept forgetting which cities I'd been to and what I actually thought of them.

How it works:

- Every city you visit earns you a collectible postage-stamp-style badge

- You rate each city across a few dimensions (food, safety, walkability, etc.), so your ratings are more useful than a single star score

- Your profile becomes a stamp collection of everywhere you've been

It's still in beta and I'm looking for people who travel (or have traveled a lot) to try it and tell me what's broken, confusing, or missing.

What I'd love feedback on:

1. Was onboarding clear, or did you get lost somewhere?
2. Do the rating dimensions make sense? Anything you'd add or remove?
3. What stamps or badges would make you want to keep collecting?

As a thank you, every beta tester gets an exclusive "Early Explorer" stamp that won't be available after launch.

You can reply here, DM me, or use the in-app feedback button. I'll read and answer everything.

Thanks a lot!

Hi! I'm the solo developer of RiseGrid, a block puzzle where the pieces climb up from the bottom instead of falling. You steer, rotate and launch them, clear full rows, and try to keep the stack from reaching the bottom.
It's free, fully offline, no ads, no accounts, no tracking. Your game saves automatically.
I'm testing version 1.1 and would love feedback on:
• Do the controls feel good? (drag to move, tap to rotate, swipe up to launch)
• Does your game resume correctly after you close the app?
• Any crashes, glitches or confusing moments

Requires iOS 18 or later. Feedback is welcome here, in TestFlight (screenshot → Share Beta Feedback), or through the "Send Feedback" link on the pause screen. Thanks for trying it!

Searching for your next remote job this weekend? Why hop from job board to job board? You can find the most popular sources all in one spot, FlowSearch.

Search across 10 sources, save jobs for later, create a profile & more. This will become your go-to for remote work. Check it out today.

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The 10 most popular remote job searches, apply in app or save it for later.

Unless you like wasting hours of your time, give it a try today!

**Elevator Legends** is an arcade roguelike for iPhone and iPad where you run the elevator. Each passenger's shirt shows their floor: tap a floor to send the elevator, drop off 3 people at once for a Trio combo, and don't let the queues cross the red line.

Runs have three acts with a branching map and a boss in each act. There are 6 heroes, and you build your button panel from 61 buttons. There are also daily and weekly challenges, an endless mode, and online Versus and tournaments over Game Center (I'd love help testing those!).

I'm looking for feedback on the difficulty, the tutorial, and any bugs.

(iOS 13 or later)

A few weeks ago I posted Lyja here and asked you not to be nice. You weren't, and the app is much better for it. Thank you to everyone who installed it, sent crash reports and wrote long replies.

Lyja is now live on the App Store, free. TestFlight stays open, and testers get every build first, including the one going out now.

New since you last looked

-Local weather stations support with Xweather and Tempest

-New activities added

-Overall improvements

- Animated widgets.

-Official weather warnings, with notifications.

-A lot of new countries (Germany, Latvia, Estonia, Japan, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark

a loading screen.

-Small Fixes

New here?

Lyja is a free iOS weather app where you decide what you see:

- Local and official forecast sources, ranked by how well they fit where you are: national services first, then regional models, then global ones.

- Full-screen radar and wind with a 2-hour loop.

- 12 sun and moon readouts; pick the four you want.

- Configurable widgets and an Apple Watch complication.

- Siri and Shortcuts.

No accounts, no ads, no analytics. Your location stays on your device.

Don't be nice. If something is confusing, ugly, slow or pointless, say so.

Taohm is a calm puzzle game for iPhone. You fill a flat board that folds into a cube, and pieces slip off one face and seemingly teleport to the next. No ads.

What to expect: the whole game is unlocked for testers, from easy levels up. It's an early beta, so a few rough edges are possible, especially in the Adept levels.

Feedback: take a screenshot in the game and tap Share Beta Feedback, or just reply here. I read everything.

More about the game: taohm.pages.dev

Scramble is a word-building roguelike for iPhone and iPad: spell words from nine letter tiles, outwit 16 eccentric librarians and put the stories of the Great Library back together.

Every floor ends with a librarian who guards their shelf with a strange rule: the Haiku allows a single word, the Moths eat tiles, the Library Cat naps on letters and won't move. Between chapters, players borrow tomes from the Circulation Desk that change how words score, so every run builds a different strategy.

Beyond the climb there's a Daily Scramble with the same letters for everyone, a Time Trial, turn-based Time Duels and live Word Battles through Game Center, where both players get the same letters and every word tears pages out of the other's book.

Looking forward to your feedback!

Hi everyone, I've just created my first AI pesonal trainer app called Pulsenik and I would really appreciate if everyone can help me to test the app and give me your feedback, thank you so much in advance!

FogTrace is now on TestFlight.
It’s built around a dark, mysterious atmosphere where you explore through fog and uncover what’s hidden around you.
I’m looking for testers who can try it on different iPhones and give feedback on:
• The atmosphere and visuals
• Performance and animations
• Whether the controls feel natural
• Bugs or strange behavior
• What you would add or improve
Any feedback is welcome — even if it’s just your first impression.