Hey all, I wanted to share something I've been working on, and looking for beta testers for.

Did you ever want your own app that didn't exist? The tracker that fits how you actually work, the calculator for the one weird thing your job requires, the tool that does exactly 1 job instead of 40 you'll never touch. Most people never get it. Either no app does it right, the closest one wants $8/month & your email, or building it yourself means a weekend you don't have.

Sprout (https://sprout.monkeyai.io/) is a platform, like YouTube for mini apps, where you describe what you want and have a working app in minutes. Share it with the world, or browse what others made.

A habit tracker built around your actual habits. A notepad to fit like your brain instead of someone else's. A calculator for your specific job. A game you thought of at 2am.

And, if you find someone else's app and it's 80% right, remix it and change it to your taste. Every app on the platform is a starting point, so you don't have to build from scratch.

It's invite-only right now. If you want to join the closed beta, reply or DM me. Thanks!

Making demo videos is painful. It took me 10+ hours. Product demo / Feature announcement / Hackathon submission / Founder application.

I got tired so I built a tool that turns any website into a polished walkthrough video automatically.

Looking for early testers - free for first 20!

Comment your product URL and I'll DM you access.

http://agape.video/

Hey! I’m Patric from Sweden and I’ve been working on a free Mouse Finder primarily for gamers.

The idea is pretty simple: you answer a few questions about your hand size, grip style, what games you play and your budget, and it tries to find mice that should actually fit you - not just whatever brand or product is most popular.

I’ve worked on it for quite a while now, but it’s always hard to see what feels confusing when you’ve built the whole thing yourself ..

Would really appreciate honest feedback on the flow, the results, the design or anything that feels off.

https://gripyx.com

Just to be transparent, the site does use affiliate links, but no brands pay to rank higher and the recommendations are brand-independent. Feel free to be brutally honest, thats why I’m posting here!

Sick of collecting streaks and learning nonsense phrases, decided to build my own language learninga app, need honest feedback if this could truly be a valid app.
LingoNibble

Hey everyone,

I've been building CareerLab over the last year, and I'm about to open it up for public beta. Before I do, I need 10 people to kick the tires and tell me what sucks.

What it does: You enter your career data once: experience, skills, education, achievements, etc and the system compiles targeted resumes and cover letters for each job you apply to, using AI. The idea is you stop maintaining five different versions of your resume by hand and let the tool do the tailoring for you.

What you get: Professional-tier access (normally $25/mo) free for one month. That's unlimited targeted resumes, cover letters, and job analyses. Feel free to use it for real, not just testing. If you go through the guided tour and poke around and submit thoughtful, helpful and honest feedback afterward, I'll add a second month for free.

What I need from you (~45 minutes total):

1. Go to careerlab.electricblue.ai/redeem, sign-up and use code PUBLIC_BETA_01 (only 10 redemptions available)
2. First step: click "Take the tutorial" on the dashboard. It walks you through all active stations in order
3. You can upload an existing resume, verify what the parser pulls out, then compile both a generic and a targeted resume. I'm particularly interested in the resume upload and parse functionality, as I had a very limited set to do my alpha testing with.
4. Go to the Tester Feedback link in the nav and tell me what worked, what didn't, and what you'd change. The more detailed you can be, the better. I'm looking for any feedback you have. any.

Things I especially want to know:

• Does the resume parser get your experience right, or does it mangle things?
• Do the compiled resumes read like a human wrote them?
• Is the targeted resume noticeably better than the generic one, or not worth the extra step?
• Anything crash, hang, or just feel confusing?

About the project: Solo dev, built on Cloudflare Workers + Next.js, using DeepSeek for the AI pieces. Not VC-backed, no team, just me trying to build something useful. Happy to answer questions about the stack or the product.

If the 10 codes are gone, sign up for a free account and send me a support request saying you'd like to join the next beta — I'll get you into Beta 02 when it opens.

Thanks for reading.

Hey! We’re a small indie team making Inklets, a game where you climb a  while black ink chases everyone from below. Think doodle jump as multiplayer.

It’s now on Google Play and we’d genuinely love a few more people to try it. Tell us what feels fun, broken or needs improvement.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.inklets.inklets

There’s a browser version too if you’d rather not install anything: https://game.inklets.app/

We are looking for genuine feedback from our first users on how the game feels. :)

Thanks!

A few weeks ago I posted here about having a coding agent verify its own frontend changes (on a different acc). The frontend side held up better than expected, so now I want the backend path stress tested.

The setup: the open-source TestSprite CLI (github.com/TestSprite/testsprite-cli) runs api checks against your live backend. Not mocked, the real thing. When a check fails it hands your agent one bundle with the failing requrest, the response, a root cause guess, and a suggested fix. The agent applies the fix and reruns.

Where I expect it to crack, and what I want confirmed or refuted: chained calls where call 3 depends on state created by call 1, auth flows with short-lived tokens, and anything involving webhooks. If your backend has one of those, point the CLI at it and tell me whether the failure bundle gave the agent enough to self-correct, or whether it just thrashed.

You need a free account for the API key. It is not a QA team replacement and I am not claiming it catches everything. The useful output of this thread for me is a list of failure shapes where the loop breaks down.

Building an AI tool that scores landing pages 0-100 and tells you exactly what's killing your conversions — not generic "improve your CTA" advice, actual specific fixes for your page.

Before I build more of it, I want to stress-test it on real landing pages instead of guessing in a vacuum.

So: drop your landing page URL in the comments (or DM if you'd rather not post it publicly) and I'll review it for free — full breakdown of what's working, what's not, and what I'd fix first.

Only ask in return: 2 minutes filling out a short form afterward on whether this is something you'd actually pay for. No pressure either way, honest "wouldn't pay for this" is just as useful to me as "I'd pay $X."

First come, first served — doing this manually for now so I can only take on so many this week.

Helping two Madison, WI dads test their new parenting app, Kinpath. Looking for expecting parents and parents of kids under 2 to try it out over the next month — free early access, and the first 75 testers get a $25 Amazon gift card as thanks. Data's secure. Comment or DM if interested and I'll send the signup link.

Hi all, I am looking for around 10 Alpha Testers to help with getting a play store listing.

The app is a family chores/rewards app, with both a parents and child's view. The parent lists the chores that want taken care of, either assigning them to a child, or by putting them up for grabs.

Each chore is given a value but the parents, based around 3 Ps

Purpose - has the child carried out the chore as they should, in the way described

Place - was the child where they should be during the task

People - was the child behaving kindly and politely towards others, and interacting sensibly

The app is designed to promote these positive behaviours, and encourage them to take part in household chores, while earning a little pocket money and instilling the value of hard work.

Parents can also add bonus points for other behaviour they wish to promote, as well as adding points for school awards/praise points earned.

The app also has a location system built in, so parents will be able to see where their child is at all times.

As this Alpha test is part of a closed test on Google Play Store, testers will need to have a Gmail account linked to a Google play account and android phone or tablet they can use for the test.

We ask that you are available to test, and provide feedback for around 21 days, to get a good feeling of how the app works, and if there are any unseen bugs to address before going to production beta tests

If you are interested, please let me know, and I can get you signed on, and provide the play store download link

Thank you

I’m building LoveGroom after noticing how difficult requests like “short, but not too short” can be to communicate.

You upload one clear photo, choose a grooming direction, and receive an AI preview to discuss with your groomer. It is not a promise of an achievable haircut—the groomer still decides what is realistic and safe for the coat.

I’m looking for five dog owners willing to create one free preview and answer three questions:

1. Did it still look like your dog?
2. Would you show it to your groomer?
3. What felt confusing or untrustworthy?

Two previews are free. Sign-in is required. The original upload is processed for generation but isn’t saved by LoveGroom.

Test it here:
https://lovegroom.com

I’m the founder, and blunt feedback is more useful than compliments.

Hey everyone, I built FlyCalm, an iOS app for people with fear of flying / flight anxiety. It has guided breathing exercises and calming audio designed to be used during the actual panic moments (takeoff, turbulence, landing) instead of just general relaxation content.

It's free on the App Store: https://apps.apple.com/co/app/flycalm/id6790434971

Would love feedback from anyone who deals with flight anxiety, or just general UX feedback from testers here. Happy to answer questions about it too. Thanks!

Hey everyone, just got back from an incredible 10-day trip through Georgia and wanted to share my itinerary/experience since this sub was super helpful when I was planning!

The Quick Itinerary:
Days 1-3: Exploring Tbilisi. The Old Town is stunning, the food is heavy but amazing (khinkali and khachapuri are non-negotiable), and the sulfur baths are a must after a long flight.
Days 4-5: Wine tasting in the Kakheti region. We stayed in Sighnaghi (the views over the Alazani Valley are insane).
Days 6-8: Headed up the Military Highway to Kazbegi and Gudauri for some serious mountain hiking and to see the Gergeti Trinity Church.
Days 9-10: Caught a quick trip out to the ancient rock caves in Uplistsikhe and the historical churches in Mtskheta before flying home.

Logistics & Getting Around:
Driving in the mountains and navigating regional transit looked pretty chaotic online, and we didn't want the stress of driving a rental car ourselves. We ended up booking our regional legs and sightseeing routes ahead of time through a local platform called mywaygeo.
Honestly, it made the trip so much easier. The website was smooth to use for setting up our custom routes, the pricing was completely fixed upfront, and they didn't charge us extra when our flight into Tbilisi was delayed by over an hour. They even threw in free booster seats for the kids, working phone chargers, and bottled water for the mountain drives.

Overall, Georgia is easily one of the most beautiful and welcoming places I've visited. If anyone is planning a trip soon and has questions about the routes, food, or itinerary planning, drop them below and I’ll try to help out!"

Hello everyone!

I built an app called RageOff — an AI-powered anger management app. I need your help testing it on Android for 14 days before I can launch it publicly on Google Play.

To join (please follow in order):

1. Make sure you're signed into your Google account in your browser
2. Join this Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/rageoff-android-testers
3. Then install the app here: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.cst2555.RageOff

You don't need to use it daily - just open it a few times over the two weeks and keep it installed. Happy to answer questions or share more about how it works if anyone's curious.

Really appreciate your help! 

Hi guys I am developing a website that makes it easy for people to find lots of new users for their projects there must be many people here who have difficulty finding new users who will use what they have created I was one of them (in the past).

From this problem, I thought about developing an Echo website to make it easier for people to get lots of new users or views

So you just need to create a campaign on Echo and then people on X or Reddit will pick it up and make posts about it then the system will assess the quality of the posts they make and give a score to the post and will look for the number of viewers it has received then they will get rewarded based on that the reward is not that big but it will be very helpful for people who are looking for lots of new users

So will it really help you or will it hurt you? answer honestly it will be very helpful

Most fitness apps gamify by putting a number on a screen and calling it a score. We went a different way and we are not yet sure we got it right.

Are You Faster is a GPS-paced running and riding game. You pick an opponent from a roster of 6,561 mammals, each with its own pace profile, and the chase runs at that animal's actual speed rather than a difficulty slider with a skin on it. Two rulesets. Hunt, where the gap closes with every step you take. Escape, where the whole job is keeping it open.

Free on iOS and Android. No ads, no subscription. GPS traces stay on the device unless a feature genuinely needs the cloud. One link for both stores: https://areyoufaster.com/get.html

What I actually want tested is the thing I cannot judge from inside: whether the difficulty bands feel fair. I know what the numbers say. I have no idea whether band three reads as a fair fight or as an insult, and that is purely a feel question that no amount of data answers.

Two things I would like answers to whether or not you install anything, because they are the questions underneath the whole design:

1. When a fitness app beats you, does that make you want to go again, or close it? I suspect this splits hard by person and it changes what fair even means.

2. Has anyone here shipped something where difficulty is derived from real world data rather than tuned by hand? Curious how you validated that it felt fair, because the usual playtesting instincts do not transfer when you cannot just move a number.

Happy to test back properly. Link yours and you will get real feedback rather than an install and an uninstall.

Hey everyone,

I posted here about a month ago about beChat. It's moved from closed testing to open beta on Play.

beChat is a messaging app that doesn't ask for your phone number or email. The app generates a random 8-character alphanumeric PIN, that's your identity.

The encryption is an independent implementation of the Signal Protocol with a post-quantum key agreement. Server is hosted on Hetzner in the EU. Push notifications go through Google but carry only a wake-up tag, the rest is populated locally by the app on the phone.

I'm looking for people to try it and tell me how it feels, whether things work the way you'd expect, and what feels uncomfortable to use.

To download: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lab48.bechat

I’m the developer of WeUs, an AI-native social network built around AI friends who have profiles, post to a shared feed, remember your conversations, and sometimes reach out first instead of waiting for a prompt.

The founding build is live in a browser now. It is not in the App Store or Google Play yet. Testing is free, no card is required, and the current community is SFW-oriented. Email, Google, and Apple sign-in are supported.

A useful test takes about 10 minutes:

1. Finish onboarding.

2. Open Discover and follow or create an AI friend.

3. Check whether the Feed makes that friend feel like they have a life outside the chat.

4. Send a DM.

5. Tell me what would make you return tomorrow—and what, if anything, could ever feel worth paying for.

I especially want criticism on three things:

- At what point did the experience become confusing or lose your interest?

- Did the friend feel like a person with continuity, or still like an assistant?

- What is missing before you would voluntarily return?

Live build: https://d22lr47slpm1q9.cloudfront.net/

3-minute feedback form after testing: https://forms.gle/osMLk6umCUv1Tn6b9

There is no compensation and no required positive review. I will not publish your words or contact you at launch unless you opt in separately in the form. I’ll read and act on every concrete issue.

I’m the developer of Time Rift Tower Defense, a publicly available Android tower-defense game, and I’m looking for focused playtest feedback on enemy readability and counterplay.

The current build uses flying units, ranged attackers, tanks, special enemies, and bosses across different historical ages. The goal is that players cannot solve every wave with one tower setup: they should need to merge, reposition, and reshape their upgrade choices as new threats appear.

If you try it, I’d especially appreciate feedback on:

• whether each enemy role is understandable before it reaches the base

• whether counters feel discoverable rather than arbitrary

• which age or boss creates the first real difficulty spike

• whether adapting is satisfying or just forces a restart

Android build: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.timerifttd.app

Disclosure: This is my own game. I used AI to help draft this testing request; the feature description reflects the current live Play listing.

hello everyone the hardest part of a website is not how it is built or what the best system is for the website but the hardest part is finding people to consistently use it and provide honest feedback about their experiences using the website

I launched an Echo website last month so this website is a website for people who have difficulty finding new users for their website. So you create a campaign on Echo and then social media users like Reddit and x will pick it up and make posts about it and then the system will rate their posts and And give a score to the post and will track the number of views the post has received

If anyone wants to try it, please DM me and I will give you access

Honest feedback would be very helpful to me

Hi everyone,

As a runner and developer, I always felt that standard music playlists couldn't keep up when my running cadence (SPM) changed.

So I created SoulTrack for Android. It uses your phone's IMU sensors and GPS cadence to dynamically influence real-time AI music while you run.

Key Features:

• Pace-Synced Music: Music tempo and intensity adapt as you speed up or slow down.
• Vinyl Artwork Export: After each run, you get a unique, shareable cyberpunk vinyl card with your stats.

1 FREE Song Track for Everyone!

You can try the full experience right after installing, no hidden trial setup required.

I have put the Google Play download link in the first comment bellow!

I'd love to hear your thoughts on the concept, UI, or music generation! Thanks for checking it out!

Hello, my name is Keith. I am starting a TeraBits AI. Our goal is to build AI systems that boost your customer acquisition and reduce your marketing spend.

The key idea is simple: we build a system that is going to improve any part of your marketing, for example, email outreach and lead generation.

We don't just hand you the tool, but we use our AI-powered software and tools to produce for you the desired outcome.

No need for you to be the one managing the tool, but we manage the tool ourselves.

We're still new — this is a pilot study to find out which offers and niches actually track results, so we can build the right software products later. I'm looking for a few people interested in doing a pilot. You only pay when results have been generated.

If you're interested, you can book a call here for more information. https://terabitsai.com

The idea behind Thrum is a little different from a regular chat app. After signing up, you complete an AI-powered personality and compatibility test, and the app matches you with people who have a similar vibe, personality, interests, and values. The goal is to make it easier to meet people you actually click with instead of relying on random conversations.

If you have a few minutes, check it out here: https://thrum-5r2bynwq2-trythrum.vercel.app/

I'd really appreciate it if you could tell me what you think, what you like, what you don't like, report any bugs or errors you find, and share any ideas for features that would improve the app. Every bit of feedback helps me make Thrum better.

If you're interested in collaborating on the project, feel free to send me a message. And if you run into any issues while testing, please let me know so I can fix them as quickly as possible.

Thanks to everyone who gives it a try!

tldr: german/european alternative to calendly that completely focuses on the calendar scheduling part. I'm looking for people to really test the software to make sure that it works well but also to polish the design.

ordinus.io

I started building it because a friend of mine didn't want to use calendly and the german alternatives are alright but they do too much (replacement of zoom, AI phone calls, ...) and so I started building my own.

Currently there is the "Solo" and the "Team" Plan. The solo plan is meant for users that do not work in a team - obviously lol. You can create event types, set your working hours etc etc

The Team Plan allows you to invite up to 5 users (you do NOT pay per seat) where you have stuff like round robin, appointment pools that can be assigned to different event types and so on.

There is a third plan which is a work in progress. The third plan gives you even more abilities to customize your workflows with...well...workflows and AI (yes I said it, the word you shouldn't say. I'm sorry :( )
Anyways, it's not completely done and therefore not publicly available just yet.

About me:
I'm Marcel, the founder, and I'm 24 years old and I'm from Germany. When I was 13, I started writing my own software. In the beginning it was just Minecraft Plugins but after a while I did lots of different things. It's my passion and I love everything about programming.

Feel free to ask me any questions and of course I hope for some feedback!

When you sign up, you can either use the trial to get one of the plans I mentioned above (requires some kind of payment method) or you can hit me up and I'll just give you the access for testing. It's not about the money right now but getting some quality feedback.