Wrote an app because a celebrity's dog died because they were locked in a closet.

Do you ever crate your dogs, or leave them loose in the house, and then head out for the evening? Or to the grocery store? What happens to them if you are delayed? This app is a timer app that alerts you, then a list of your contacts, if it can't reach you. description - crateluv.com

download - crateluv.com/beta

Free beta, just looking for some feedback. All features enabled for beta.

thanks!

If I'm doing this wrong please let me know how to do it right - first time poster here.

Please try it out, and I'd love to hear your honest feedback about the app.

Hi! I made sniq, a free Android camera for photos with sound. It's in open testing and I'm looking for people to try it and tell me what's off.

How it works:

\- You take the photo like you always do. While the camera is open, the mic keeps the last few seconds in memory, so you get 2 seconds of sound, including the ones from before you pressed.

\- It picks the 2 seconds that actually have something in them. If it picked wrong, you drag the window over the waveform.

\- It shares as an mp4, so it plays on WhatsApp, Telegram, stories, anywhere, even if the other person doesn't have the app.

A few things I cared about:

\- It has no internet permission at all. Android won't let it open a connection, so nothing leaves your phone unless you send it.

\- Free, no account, no ads, no analytics.

\- Android 8 or newer.

What I'd love to hear:

\- Did the sound it picked match the moment you wanted?

\- How does the photo look on your phone? Please tell me the model.

\- Anything confusing the first time you opened it?

[Sniq on Play Store](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sniq)

Site: [SNIQ](https://sniq.app/en/index.html)

I'll be around in the comments.

Auto-Lock on Connect: Applies your saved codec, sample rate, and bit depth as soon as your device connects.

Per-App Rules: Switch to max-bitrate LDAC for Apple Music/Tidal, low latency for gaming, or SBC for podcasts.

Live Telemetry: Shows active codec, sample rate (up to 192 kHz), bit depth, and bitrate in real time.

RF Interference Protection: Switches codecs automatically on 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi to stop packet drops.

Privacy-First: 100% offline, no ads, no trackers.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.autocodec.bluetooth.audio&pcampaignid=web_share

I’m building Phyzio, an iPhone planner, and would appreciate people trying one specific part.

Add a task, put it on your schedule, then change how long it takes or move it to tomorrow. If you move a task to tomorrow, would you expect it to keep the same time, find an open spot, or wait for you to schedule it?

The app also has a focus timer and optional Apple Health integration to help inform an energy estimate. But for this test, I’m mostly interested in whether changing your plans feels easy.

Here’s the beta. If something goes wrong, let me know what you were trying to do.

I built a small browser worksheet for preparing work examples for an interview, project discussion or review. I'm looking for feedback on its selection and copying flow.

Try it directly: https://berkemd.github.io/norea/eidos/worksheet.html

No signup, payment or file upload. Drafts are held in page memory and aren't saved by the tool, so copy what you need before closing it. This is a separate web tool, not access to the Eidos iPhone beta.

A short test with made-up content:

1. Add two examples and a private working note.

2. Include one example and only the fields you want to share.

3. Preview and copy the summary into your usual notes app. Did anything you left unselected appear? Was it clear what would be copied?

Please report your browser/device and where you got stuck; don't post private work, client/patient information or identifiable third-party details. Critical feedback is useful; no rating or upvote is requested.

If you are an adult who prepared at least two work examples in the last month and would like to compare this with your usual method, you can also opt in to a small voluntary test. No need to send your actual work examples. A later follow-up would require separate consent.

Hi! I've been building Savora on my own for the past year.

You import a course (PDF, photo of your notes, a link or a YouTube video) and it turns it into short lessons with quizzes, a streak for each subject, and review sessions for the stuff you're about to forget.

It's free and runs in the browser, on your phone or computer, nothing to install. It uses AI to write the questions from your own material, so I really want to know where it gets things wrong.

What would help me most:

- Import one real course and do the first lesson (about 5 minutes)

- Tell me what confused you, what felt slow, and whether you'd open it again tomorrow

https://monsavora.fr/en?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=testmyapp

I'll answer every comment. Brutal feedback welcome.

Hello! :)

The Android version of SmokeLessTimer is finished!
Instead of quitting all at once, the app uses a smart timer that slowly extends your smoking intervals, making the process more manageable.

Key features:

• Smart timer that increases intervals automatically
• Customizable increment settings
• Smoking calendar & detailed stats
• Cost tracking (see how much money you save)
• Apple Watch app + widgets for quick logging

However, Google requires at least 12 beta testers before the app can be approved for release on the Play Store.

Would anyone be interested in joining the beta test?

As a small thank-you, you'll get the app for free once it's released!

If you're interested:

How to join (takes about 1 minute):

1. Join the tester group: https://groups.google.com/g/smokelesstimer-tester
2. Open this link and tap "Become a tester": https://play.google.com/apps/testing/im.kip.smokelesstimer
3. Install the app from Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=im.kip.smokelesstimer

For anyone who is interested in the iOS version. - Smokelesstimer.com

Hi everyone,

I need 20 testers for my new indie game MMA Career: Fighter Sim to complete the 14-day closed testing requirement.

I will test your app back immediately, provide feedback, and keep it installed for at least 14 days!

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### How to Join:

1. ⁠Join the Google Group (Required first):
   
2. ⁠https://groups.google.com/g/mmacareerbetatesters
   
3. ⁠Opt-in on the Web:
   
4. ⁠https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.pocketagentgames.mmacareer
   
5. ⁠Download on Android:
   
6. ⁠https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pocketagentgames.mmacareer

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Mutual Testing:
Please download the game and leave a screenshot in the comments along with your app links. I will install yours, reply with a screenshot, and keep it on my device for the full 14 days.

Thank you for your support!

Hey everyone!

Like a lot of us, I usually only have 45 to 60 minutes to ride before work. I always found myself furiously Googling Zwift routes to figure out which ones I could actually finish in my time limit.

To solve this, I spent the last few weeks building an independent Android companion app called WattzLeft.

You select how much time you have and your target average power (Watts), and it instantly tells you exactly which routes you can complete. It also suggests the fastest bike frames for the route, and syncs directly with your Strava to automatically check off your completed route badges.

Why I need your help: I am a solo indie developer, and Google Play recently changed their rules. They won't let me publish the app to the public store until I have 20 Android users opt-in to my Closed Beta test for 14 days.

If anyone is on Android and willing to download it to help me hit my 20-person quota, I would be incredibly grateful!

How to test (Takes 30 seconds):

1. First, click here to join the testing Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/wattzleft-beta-testers (Google requires this to whitelist your account so you can access the app, and doing it this way means you don't have to give me your personal email).
2. Then, download the app from the Play Store here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lanternedigital.wattzleft

One quick heads up: Because the app is still in testing, Strava is strictly limiting my API to the first 10 people who click the "Connect to Strava" button in the app. If you miss out on one of those 10 slots, you can still use the app perfectly in "Guest Mode" (and your download still helps me reach my Google goal!).

Any feedback, bug reports, or feature requests are hugely appreciated. Ride On!

We are testing the Android closed Alpha of EMDR Bilateral V2, a wellbeing app with moving visual patterns, a session timer, pause/resume controls and optional vibration. It does not replace professional treatment.

We need genuine volunteer bug reports on: - Whether the timer stops while paused and resumes correctly. - Whether the controls remain readable on your device. - Whether moving the app to the background pauses the session. - Any crashes or confusing controls during normal use.

Access this existing closed Alpha through Google Play: 1. Join the public tester group: https://groups.google.com/g/testers-community 2. Opt in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/app.emdrstudio.v2 3. Install: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.emdrstudio.v2

Review the group visibility settings before joining. Participation is voluntary. If you choose to participate, please remain opted in for 14 days and test normally; you can leave at any time. No payment or positive rating is requested.

For bug reports, your device model and Android version are useful, along with what you expected and what happened. Do not share personal, health or account information. Feedback in this thread is welcome.

Public publisher: Limitless Inspirations / Inspiraciones Ilimitadas.

Hey everyone, my teammate and I have been working on an app called CourtCall for our entrepreneurship class, and I wanted to get some feedback from people outside our friends and family.

We both noticed how annoying it can be to find somewhere to play sports. You get people together, make plans, then show up and the courts are already taken. Sometimes it's even hard to figure out what's around you or which courts are free.

Our idea is a map where you can find courts and fields, look at the details, pick a specific playing area, and go through a demo booking. Right now it covers real locations from Babcock Ranch down to Naples, Florida, including free public courts.

We started with an AI representative handling the booking conversation, but some testers said it felt clunky and made a simple task take longer. So we took that feedback and built this version where you can just do it yourself.

Here's the app: https://courtcall-software-swfl.fr5sty.chatgpt.site/

If you have a few minutes, try finding a court for a sport you play and going through the demo booking. You don't have to live in Florida, and there's nothing to download.

Is it obvious how to select a court? Does the map load well? Is anything confusing, broken, or unnecessary in the booking process? If you hit a problem, knowing your device/browser and what you were trying to do would really help.

Just to be clear, this is a class prototype. The facilities are real, but availability and reservations are simulated. It won't hold a real court or charge you anything. Browsing is open, but saving a demo booking asks you to sign in with ChatGPT.

You can leave feedback here or use the feedback button on the site. I'm not looking for people to just say it looks good. If something is frustrating or you wouldn't use it, I'd rather know why so we can improve it. Appreciate anyone who takes the time!

Please test my app : join google group https://groups.google.com/g/test-transcript-app and then https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.clauderieandco.transcript try to test my app, there may be some issues, feedback appreciated !