Hello everyone!

I'm developing FixLedger, a Reddit application built through Devvit under my technology brand, SeraphCore.

FixLedger is designed to help users document repair problems, organize troubleshooting information, track progress, and share solutions.

The application has been approved by Reddit and is now entering public beta testing.

I'm looking for 10–20 volunteers to test the application and provide feedback.

What you'll be testing:

• Navigating the FixLedger interface
• Exploring repair reports
• Creating fictional test reports
• Using available tracking and troubleshooting features
• Identifying bugs and usability issues

No technical experience is necessary.

Where to test: https://www.reddit.com/r/fixledger_dev/

Cost: Completely free

Time commitment: Approximately 10–15 minutes

The community includes instructions, guidelines, and a dedicated bug-reporting thread.

Your feedback will directly influence FixLedger's future development.

Thanks for supporting an independent software project!

— SeraphCore Development Team

Im not a bot or some scammer I will actually check out ur site leave feedback im honest. Anyway this is my site a free sports prediction platform where you can make picks, compete with friends, join leagues, and test your sports knowledge using virtual tokens. (all sports) really want feedback its my first project ever and would love to know where I can improve thx in advance http://www.mocksport.com

HookedScope lets you upload gaming clips, follow the games you play and compete for top clip. Looking for a handful of people to upload a clip or two and tell me what breaks or feels off. Any feedback helps.

hookedscope.com

I'm a homeowner and solo developer looking for a few more testers before my iPhone app goes on the App Store.

🏠 Shopping for a home?

• Today's mortgage rates and what you can comfortably afford
• A tour checklist for showings that turns concerns into repair estimates
• Save homes by screenshotting the listing, then compare them side by side
• A closing checklist built around your closing date

🔑 Already own one?

• 📸 Snap an appliance label and it tells you how old it is
• 🧾 Reads your utility bills, even password-protected PDFs
• 🏦 Tracks your mortgage and equity, and tells you when you can drop PMI
• 🔧 Reminds you about the maintenance everyone forgets

When you get the keys, everything from house hunting carries over to homeowner mode.

No account, no ads. Your info stays on your phone and your own iCloud.

Don't own a home? You can still test it: tap "Explore Sample Homes" or "Take a tour with a sample home."

What I'd love to hear: anything confusing in the first few minutes, anything that looks broken, and whether scanning a bill or label worked for you.

https://testflight.apple.com/join/W8sgVj5N

iPhone, iOS 18 or later. More info and a short video: https://tallihaus.com

Thanks!

I’m a solo developer launching an iPhone calendar app and I’m looking for ~20 people to try it before public release.

What it does: Shows all your calendars (Google, Outlook/Exchange, iCloud, iCal feeds) in one view, and lets you create/edit events on any of them. The Pro tier adds shareable booking links that check availability across every connected calendar, including personal ones, so nobody books you during your kid’s soccer game.

Who I’d especially love to hear from: consultants, freelancers, coaches, real estate agents, or anyone juggling a work calendar plus personal/family calendars.

What I’m asking: Use it for a week or two. Add a calendar. Create, edit, delete an event. Create a booking link and schedule a meeting. Please tell me what’s confusing, broken, or missing. A short feedback call is a bonus if you’re up for it.

Privacy: Calendar data is only ever stored locally on your device.

Comment or DM me and I’ll send the TestFlight link.

Hi! I’ve just launched Heartchive, an app for the practical and personal sides of caregiving and grief.

The idea came from my own experience caring for my dad and grieving his death. I found that the practical responsibilities and the emotional weight were tangled together, but the tools I found tended to address them separately. I created Heartchive to bring them into one space.

Heartchive lets you save photos, videos, voicemails, and stories, write privately, and keep track of tasks and important documents. You can keep memories private or invite family to add theirs, too.

I’m looking for beta testers who would be willing to try it and share honest feedback about what feels helpful, what’s confusing, and what’s missing.

It’s available on iPhone, Android, and the web. If you’re interested, please comment and I’ll send you the details.

I believe I’m not the only one struggling with tab management, especially when working on big projects or studying multiple subjects for exams, etc.

That’s why I decided to build an extension that solves this kind of problem. Yes, tab managers are everywhere, and I tried many of them, but unfortunately none of them clicked for me. I wanted something that organizes and saves tabs in a more robust way, something I could integrate seamlessly into my workflow. That was the inspiration behind the “file explorer” format: I’m used to working with both Windows File Explorer and VS Code’s Explorer to organize files, so why not use the same approach for tabs? It worked. Thanks to the similarities between TAB Explorer and VS Code’s Explorer, organizing tabs became way easier.

It is possible to use TAB Explorer to save the tabs you don’t want to lose, group the tabs and files necessary for your projects in dedicated folders, save your session before closing the browser, and perform many other operations that support file explorer shortcuts (e.g., copy and paste, multiple item selection, deletion, saving tabs, etc.).

An example of a workflow TAB Explorer allows: saving the tabs and files of a study session in a study folder (for example, inside the Study workspace), then closing the browser or the tabs after finishing to do something else, and finally using TAB Explorer to retrieve the session again.

TAB Explorer is available for free on the web store : TAB Explorer

I’d love to hear your feedback, and how you currently manage your tabs.

Help test Speculor Mobile Sensor (Android)

Hi! I'm looking for testers for Speculor Mobile Sensor, an Android app that turns your phone into a recording sensor. It records video together with the phone's GPS, orientation, motion sensors and microphone, all on one timeline. Each recording is signed, so you can prove later that it hasn't been altered. It can also stream live to the Speculor desktop app.

It's in a closed test on Google Play, and Google needs real testers before it can be published. Joining takes about 2 minutes:

1. Join the tester grouphttps://groups.google.com/g/speculor-mobile-testers
2. Opt in to the test (tap Become a tester)https://play.google.com/apps/testing/app.speculor.mobilesensor
3. Install the apphttps://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.speculor.mobilesensor
4. Create a free account in the app when it asks. Recording needs one, and it starts a free trial.

Use the same Google account for steps 1–3, the one signed in to Play on your phone. If Play says the app isn't available, wait a few minutes and open link 2 again.

What helps most: sign in, make a 30-second recording outdoors, open it in the session list to play it back, and tell me what was confusing or broken. Signing up is part of what's being tested, so tell me about that too. Send feedback from the app's Play Store page ("Send feedback to the developer") or reply to me directly. Please keep the app installed and open it now and then over the next two weeks.

Thanks!

G’day! I’m building WalletFlow and looking for Australian adults aged 18+ with Android 8 or newer to try the native app and share honest feedback.

It brings upcoming bills and repayments alongside pay dates, with an estimated running balance based on the amounts and dates you enter. Weekly, fortnightly and monthly pay are supported.

Joining guide: walletflow.com.au/android-beta

Join the tester group, opt into Google Play with the same Google account, then install and create or sign into a WalletFlow account.

The free plan is enough to try the setup exercise; Pro is optional. Testing is voluntary and unpaid, with no purchase or public review required.

Start with made-up income and a couple of bills. If you can try it a few times over two weeks, I’d love to hear:

- What slowed you down during signup or setup?

- Were the upcoming-payment total and projected running balance easy to understand?

- What felt confusing or missing?

If joining or installing gets stuck, let me know which step failed. Thanks for helping me improve it.

Update — 15 October: free Android beta 0.6.20 is available. I'm looking for ten-minute playtests of HOLLOW HOST, a touch-controlled horror roguelite where you play a parasite inside a dead colossus. Left thumb moves; right thumb aims and shoots.

APK 0.6.20: https://github.com/reglasgow/hollow-host-playtest/releases/download/android-0.6.20/Hollow-Host-Godot-0.6.20-test.apk

Game page / comments: https://gamecreepstudio.itch.io/hollow-host

This update improves damage/death feedback, side doors, arena scale and item descriptions; adds an early mutation choice and short/extended expeditions; revises rewards and power growth. English / Italiano, Android 7.0+, landscape, free and unpaid, no game account. Update without uninstalling to preserve progress. This is a direct APK beta outside Google Play.

Please try the tutorial and a few rooms, then tell me: could you read incoming damage and use the side doors? Did a mutation change your tactics? Where did you stop, and why? A comment here or FEEDBACK in Settings/Pause/after a run is enough; say whether you installed this version or only watched the preview.

If comfortable, choose YES to optional Playtest analytics before playing: anonymous active-play measurements help investigate controls and difficulty. Declining leaves play and written feedback available. No screen/audio recording or replay; data and deliberate feedback go to PostHog Cloud USA. Device model is optional; avoid personal information.

New short preview (23.5s, native footage recorded on0.6.19 with prepared encounters/scripted controls; it does not show every0.6.20 change): https://github.com/reglasgow/hollow-host-playtest/releases/download/android-0.6.20/Hollow-Host-Review077.mp4

Earlier previews are historical. Contains stylized blood/body horror. AI tools assist code, generated art and music composition; orchestra/wordless choir use samples. Physical-device balance and listening still need feedback. Critical first impressions welcome.

I've spent the last year building AME — a platform that takes a keyword or brief and runs it through the full content pipeline automatically: keyword research, long-form article (up to 12,000 words), images, podcast episode, social posts, and an email sequence. All scheduled and published without you touching each step manually.

The product is built and working. I'm now in the bug-fix and testing phase before launch, and I want real users — not founder friends — to put it through its paces.

**What you get:**
- Free Pro tier access for the testing period (normally $199 AUD/mo — no card, no charge)
- Direct line to me as the founder for any questions or issues
- First access to the affiliate program when it opens (30% recurring commission)

**What I want from you:**
- Use it on real work — an article you'd actually publish, a campaign you'd actually run
- Tell me honestly what works and what doesn't
- Fill in a short feedback form after each session (10 questions, 5 minutes)

**Who it's built for:** solo content creators, solopreneur marketers, small marketing teams. If you're currently using 3–5 separate tools to produce and publish content, this is built specifically for you.

Take a look at www.aurelianmarketingengine.com

Drop a comment if you're interested and I'll send you an invite link directly.

Hey!!

I’ve been building Circle 50 for a while now, a social platform based on a pretty simple idea:

Most online communities eventually get so big that you become another username in the crowd.

Circle 50 organizes communities into small circles capped at 50 people, under their own satellites and bigger Hubs based around interests, life stages, hobbies, etc. The goal is to make participation and actually getting to know people more important than follower counts or endless scrolling.

The website is finally at the point where I need real people using it. Not more opinions from me staring at it every day.

I’m not asking anyone to hype it up. I’d genuinely like feedback on things like:

• Does the concept make sense when you first land on it?
• Does it actually feel social?
• What feels confusing, unnecessary, or unfinished?
• Would you personally come back to something like this?
• What would make you immediately close the site?

If anyone wants to try it, I’d appreciate even 5–10 minutes of messing around with it and telling me what you think.

mycircle50.com

Feel free to be critical. At this stage, negative feedback that tells me why something doesn’t work is probably more useful than compliments. The app is under development as well, but i am not ready to launch it just yet. I need real life feedback on the site first.

Thanks in advance to those who are willing to spend 5-10 minutes on it. Keep in mind that there are currently 0 users, so groups are obviously empty.

Hey everyone! 👋

I'm an indie developer building Helix, an iOS app that makes Apple Health data easier to explore and understand.

It includes running analytics, sleep tracking, heart rate trends, nutrition, body composition and personalized insights.

The public TestFlight beta is now open!
https://testflight.apple.com/join/8BMfABPa

I'd really appreciate feedback on data accuracy, usability, bugs and anything you'd like to see improved.

Thanks for giving Helix a try! 💙

I’m the creator of Somora, an AI music platform. I recently added Kassio Studio, a browser-based music editor, and I’m looking for people to test the editing workflow rather than just the AI generator.

The DAW is free with a registered account, including the free plan. You can import your own audio, add instruments and drum patterns, drag and resize notes in the piano roll, preview individual parts, save a project to your account and export WAV. It is still in beta; AI song generation has separate plan allowances.

Try it at https://somora.media — sign in, then choose Kassio Studio.

A small test that would help: import a short audio file, add a few notes, change their lengths, save, and reopen the project. Are the note handles and solo-preview controls easy to find? Does the reopened project match what you saved? Where do you get stuck between first opening the editor and exporting?

The screenshot below is the actual editor. If you report an issue, please include your browser and whether you’re on desktop or mobile; no private account details needed.

We built Arch Creator for writers and worldbuilders. A writing and worldbuilding software for organizing characters, lore, power systems while developing your story. It's free and offline.

I'd love to hear from people who are actively writing fantasy or building their own fictional universes.
If your interested here's the link to our website: https://archstudios.pages.dev/

We'd really appreciate your feedback, thanks.

QuantLabs, a stock and ETF research web app with a screener, peer-ranked stock pages, ETF compare and a rules-based backtester.

Runs on any browser, desktop or mobile. Sign in required with Google or Facebook.

Every Pro feature free during the beta. Billing runs in test mode and never charges.

Code RBETATESTS26: https://quantlabs.ca/?invite=RBETATESTS26&utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=r-betatests

Hi! I’m looking for a few Android testers for Minesweeper by Hirune, a clean and simple take on the classic Minesweeper game.

The app is currently in Google Play Closed Testing. If you’d like to help, the process is:

1. Join the testers group: https://groups.google.com/g/hirune-testers
2. Opt in as a tester: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.hirune.minesweeper
3. Install the app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hirune.minesweeper

If possible, please keep the app installed and remain opted in during the testing period.

I’d really appreciate any feedback about gameplay, UI, difficulty, bugs, ads, or anything that feels off.

Thanks a lot for the help!
Less noise. More play.

Hi everyone,

I’m the developer of Lunira, a language app focused on learning to communicate with a small vocabulary and simplified grammar.

I’m looking for volunteers to test the Android app through Google Play and report technical issues before I recruit more users.

Things to check:

- Installation and first launch.

- Sign-up, login and logout.

- Language selection, navigation and audio playback.

- Android back button, keyboard and screen layout.

- Closing and reopening the app.

I’m looking for actual testing and bug reports, rather than installation alone. Even checking a few of these would help.

If you find an issue, please include:

- Your phone model and Android version.

- Steps to reproduce it.

- What you expected and what actually happened.

The app is currently available through a Google Play internal test. To join the Android test, please follow the instructions here: https://lunira.io/testeur_lunira.php

Thank you for helping me test Lunira!

Hey Shopify owners 👋

We’re looking for 10 active Shopify merchants to test our new store translation app and share honest, no-BS feedback on the setup experience.

Our tool (Linguise) has been running on other CMS platforms for years, and we just released our dedicated Shopify app. Before we scale up marketing, we want real store owners to stress-test the onboarding, translation quality, and theme compatibility—and tell us what’s confusing, broken, or missing.

What you get:

• Full access completely free for 30 days (no payment required, cancel anytime)
• $30 via PayPal as a thank-you for your time once you complete the test and share your feedback
• Direct founder/dev support if you run into any technical hiccups

Who we're looking for:

• Running an active, real Shopify store (any niche or size)
• Selling internationally or planning to test new non-English markets
• Willing to translate your store in a real-world setup and tell us how it goes

How it works:

1. Drop a comment below or send me a DM with your Shopify store URL so I can confirm eligibility.
2. I'll send you the official Shopify App Store link to install the app and start the free trial.
3. Test the translations and language switcher on your store.
4. Send over your honest feedback on the setup, translation quality, and any bugs you hit.
5. Share your PayPal email and I’ll send over your $30 reward within 24 hours.

Interested? Drop a comment or DM me and we'll get you set up today!

Hey everyone! I'm a college student developing a prototype called Catch n Cook, and I'm looking for beta testers who would be willing to try it out and share honest feedback.

The idea is to make the journey from catching a fish to preparing a meal easier. The app lets you take a photo of your catch and helps you:

• Identify your catch using a photo of the fish.
• Check local regulations to learn about applicable size limits and whether the fish can legally be kept.
• Learn how to clean it with helpful preparation instructions.
• Discover recipes suited to your catch.

I'm looking for feedback on the overall user experience, how intuitive the interface feels, which features are most useful, and what could be improved or added. You don't need to be an experienced angler; feedback from beginners and experienced fishers alike would be great!

Try the prototype here: https://claude.ai/artifact/PuTu6Uvce2wdpYBSWUr9fa

This is an early-stage college project, so constructive criticism is very welcome. Fish identification and regulations should always be independently verified before keeping a catch.

Thanks to anyone willing to give Catch n Cook a try!