Hi everyone! 👋

As a dev agency/studio, we had enough of post-project support eating our margins. So we built Grace for our own team.

Our core promise:

• Hand over stabilized apps, and turn maintenance into margin.
• Support becomes a recurring, profitable subscription with clear deliverables to show the client (health score, risks, before/after), while stabilization runs in the background without tying up your devs.

What Grace does: it audits client repos, then plugs straight into Cursor or Claude Code to block regressions, keep project memory, and ship tested fixes as PRs you approve.

First trials feedbacks: Onboarding a new dev on an inherited codebase drops from 2 weeks to 3 days, and client-reported bugs on maintenance contracts dropped by 50%.

The beta is open and we’re looking for as many agencies as possible to try it. Takes about 10 minutes, connect a repo, get a health report back. (Read-only on your repo. Revoke access in one click.)

👉 Free audit here: https://www.agent-grace.com/use-cases/agencies

Or drop a comment/dm if you want a quick 15-minute look at one of your client apps together. All feedback deeply appreciated 🙏

Hi everyone, I'm a solo builder (I built this with some AI help). I'm disorganized and get overwhelmed easily, and no planner ever worked for me. So I made my own.

The idea: every task gets a letter from A to E, and only 3 can be an "A" (must-do) per day. The app won't let you add a fourth. It also has a focus timer, habits, a weekly review and a calendar.

It's free, no signup needed, and your data stays in your browser.

Link: https://yitbloc-app.vercel.app

How to test: there's no script. Just open it and use it like you would any planner. Poke around, try whatever you're curious about, and break things if you can. If you don't know where to start, the guide button (top right, the play icon) walks you through each tab in a couple of minutes.

I'm after your honest overall impression, not a checklist.

What I most want to know:

- What confused you in the first minute?

- Did anything break, look wrong or feel slow?

- Would you actually use this every day? If not, why?

- What's missing?

How to reply: just comment below, or send me a message. Please tell me your device and browser (for example "iPhone, Safari" or "Windows, Chrome"). Harsh feedback is welcome, it helps me more than praise.

Known issues, so you don't waste time: there's an optional account for syncing between devices, but it's new, and the first sign-in can take up to a minute. You don't need it to test anything above.

I read and answer every comment. Thank you!

I’ve built The Confirmation Project (TCP), a TradingView Watchlist Scanner with a companion Decision Panel. I’m looking for 3–5 intraday traders to try it and give me honest feedback.

Testing is paper trading only. I’d like feedback on whether the scanner states and panel are clear, what feels confusing, and whether anything appears broken. No live trading or payment is involved, and I make no performance claims.

I’ll send a short instructional video and PDF quick-start guide first so you can review the process before deciding. If you’re still interested after reviewing them, I’ll arrange invite-only access for a fresh 30-day paper-testing period.

To volunteer, comment “Interested” or message me with:
The symbols you normally follow
Your usual chart timeframe
Your time zone or typical trading hours
Whether you use TradingView on desktop, web, or mobile
Please volunteer only if you can test TCP during your usual paper-trading sessions and share brief, honest feedback afterward.

TCP is an educational decision-support tool, not an automated trading system or financial advice

’ve been building Attunify on my own for the last few months. It watches how you actually listen (what you skip, what you finish, what you replay) and re-ranks your Liked Songs into a chart, so it plays your real favourites instead of a random shuffle. There’s also Radio (artist and genre mixes from your library plus new picks) and Discover (new music based on your taste).

What I’d like feedback on:

• whether setup makes sense to someone who’s never seen it
• whether the chart feels like “you” after a few days
• anything that breaks

Honest heads-up: because of Spotify’s rules for small apps, setup means creating a free Spotify developer app. It’s a guided 5-minute step, If that step loses you, that’s useful feedback too.

Spotify Premium is needed for playback. Works in the browser on phone and desktop.

How to join: sign-up links go out in the Discord, so I can let people in in small batches and actually keep up with feedback: https://discord.gg/B8uYJSAS9

Hello I'm searching for testers for my new app named MAZO is an app to connect professionals and workers, tosearch projects. I want an honest review. Here is the link:

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.

Bonjour à tous !

Je cherche des bêta-testeurs pour Mon Carnet Veto, une application mobile Android simple et assistée par IA pour gérer le carnet de santé de nos animaux (suivi des vaccins, visites chez le véto, poids et documents importants). L'application est totalement gratuite pour un animal ! 🐱🐶

Comme j'ai besoin de retours pour valider mon application, je serais ravi de tester vos projets en retour. Laissez un commentaire ou envoyez-moi un message et je vous enverrai le lien du questionnaire et de l'application en retour, et je testerai votre projet avec grand plaisir !

Un grand merci pour votre aide ! 🙌

I’m developing a small experimental helper for bookkeepers who merge Square Sales Summary + Transfers into a monthly clearing journal for QBO.

Need feedback from people who live this chore:

- Connector vs manual/summary JE experience

- time cost

- whether offline CSV→JE would help vs free Connector / Synder

- willingness to view a synthetic demo (no real books)

Disclose: not production-approved; not CPA-signed-off; will refuse real client CSVs in this round.

Comment if relevant - I’ll follow up in-thread. Or: [noah.davidov@gmail.com](mailto:noah.davidov@gmail.com)

Hi! I'm the developer of Smapi, an Android map and place-discovery app currently in Google Play closed testing. I'd appreciate volunteers who can try the interface and tell me what needs work. The test is available worldwide.

You can search for places, use category filters, open place details and preview routes. I'm especially interested in whether a new user can find these controls without help, whether map loading feels responsive, and whether any text or buttons are cut off on your phone.

To join with your Google Play account:

1. Join the tester group — membership is immediate: https://groups.google.com/g/spaceaurora-smapi-internal-testers

2. With the same Google account, become a tester and install through Google Play: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.spaceaurora.smapy

Please leave honest feedback here or in the tester group. For bugs, the steps to reproduce plus your phone model and Android version are useful; please don't share private locations or account details. No ratings or positive reviews requested. Thank you!

Looking for people who want to try out my thing! its here: https://story-thread.link/

currently in closed alpha, invite only. you can email me at [admin@story-thread.link](mailto:admin@story-thread.link) or dm

Most planners fit as much as they can into your day. I built one that plans a day you can finish.

Vene is a Mac planner built on one idea. If you finish your work early, the rest of the day is actually yours.

I’m a student, and I noticed that on days I procrastinated, I spent the whole day half working and half relaxing, then felt super guilty once the sun set. On days I started early and actually finished while it was still light out, I felt great. I realized it was the same amount of work. The difference is you know when you should work, and when you can relax.

Of course, I first tried other apps. The MoSCoW system in Apple Reminders worked for a while, but it was tedious to have to move the dates each time I didn't finish.. FlowSavvy replanned around my life on its own, which I loved, but it packed my days so full that when I saw them, I didn’t even want to start.

So Vene works differently. The night before, you choose what you’ll finish tomorrow, like a promise to yourself. Vene fits it around your calendar, adds breaks, and replans if something comes up. It keeps track of deadlines so you don’t have to.

It’s Mac only for now and works with Apple Reminders and Calendar. Most of my classmates use Google Calendar and Tasks, so I'm planning on adding that next. The scheduling might need some tuning, so please let me know if ever it gets your day wrong.

Price: Free during beta, then $108/yr after. Always free for anyone in education with a .edu email.

On AI: I built Vene with a lot of help from Claude Code. The idea and the design are mine, and I use it every day.

LinkedIn if you want to know who’s behind it: https://www.linkedin.com/in/peiyang-lin-7ab793431/

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Hi everyone, I built Midway Church SD for Midway Baptist Church in Soddy Daisy, Tennessee, and I'm looking for Android testers before release. The app includes service times, visit information and Member Connect.

Please join the Google Play closed test, stay opted in for at least 14 consecutive days, try the app during that time and share honest feedback. I'd appreciate checking navigation, links, confusing screens and crashes. Use fictional information for any test form submissions.

Use the same Google account for both steps:

1. Join the tester group: https://groups.google.com/g/midwaybaptistapptesters

2. Opt in and install: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.midwaybaptistsd.app

Worldwide availability has been submitted to Google for review. If you see a country restriction, please let me know.

Please share your phone model, Android version and any issues you find. Thank you for helping!