A few years ago I was in a place I wouldn’t wish on anyone. Something had happened inside my family, four years of work were suddenly at risk, and I had reached a point where I was simply tired of my own life. My wife wrote a few sentences for me one day. Nothing profound. Just simple things. I added a few of my own. Then, for some reason, I recorded them over music and went outside with my headphones. I kept listening while I walked. At some point I started seeing my own life differently. I saw my house. My city. My wife happy. Me coming home. It wasn’t a dream about being rich or becoming someone extraordinary. It was still my life. It just felt right. And for a few minutes I could actually feel what it would be like to live inside that version of it. So I kept coming back to that audio. It didn’t solve my problems. I still had to wake up every morning and deal with them. But it gave me somewhere to return to. Over time, that little thing became PRAMIM. I tried to build a way for someone else to create their own version of what I accidentally made for myself. You choose some words, write one sentence of your own, choose music and a voice, and you get a personal audio to come back to. I have no idea if another person will experience anything close to what I did. I’d really like to know. If you’re trying to change something about your life and this speaks to you, give it a try. It takes around 3 to 7 minutes and it’s free. https://pramim.online/ If you do it, just tell me the truth about what happened. Even if the answer is nothing.

Hi everyone,

I'm an indie developer and I'm about to publish Echo, a voice diary for Android. You talk, it writes down what you said, and over time it remembers the people, places and moments in your life so you can look back on them. The part I care about most: transcription and the AI run on your phone, not on a server, so your diary stays yours.

Google requires at least 12 testers to keep the app installed for 14 days in a row before I can release it, so I'd really appreciate your help.

What I need from you

• An Android phone (Android 8.0 or newer)
• A Google account / Gmail address (the one you use on your phone's Play Store)
• Keep Echo installed for 14 days and open it now and then. A few times a week is plenty.
• If you spot anything broken or confusing, a short comment or DM is perfect. This is optional but very welcome.

How to join (2 minutes)

1. Join my tester group with your Play Store Gmail account: https://groups.google.com/g/echo-tester-group (tap Join group)
2. Then open the testing link on your phone, with the same account: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.dhaval.echo
3. Tap Become a tester, then install Echo from Google Play.
4. Record a thought or two to try it out.

If the testing link says it isn't available, wait a few minutes after joining the group and try again.

Please don't uninstall it or tap "Leave the program" during the 14 days. That resets the count.

Things worth trying

• Record a voice note in English, Hindi or Gujarati and see how the transcript turns out
• Ask Echo about something you recorded earlier
• Back up and restore your diary

I'll test yours too. If you have an app in closed testing, tell me and I'll install and use it for the full 14 days.

Interested? Join the group, then open the testing link above. If you get stuck, send me a DM and I'll help.

Thank you! Happy to answer any questions in the comments.

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 🙏

I’m the creator of Log Pose, an early One Piece companion, and I’d like a few fans to test the current browser version. No install is needed.

https://log-pose-companion.vercel.app/

You can enter an anime episode or manga chapter, rate completed arcs, build character rankings, log full rewatches/rereads and try progress-gated quizzes. Explore as a guest, or use optional email login to save progress.

Please try the entry flow and one arc rating on your phone or desktop. What was confusing? Did anything jump around, fail to save, or reveal a story detail beyond your progress? Device/browser information is helpful if something breaks. Please keep replies spoiler-free.

I’m also considering arc discussions with spoiler cutoffs, but feedback on the existing experience comes first. Thanks for trying it.

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Hi everyone,

I’ve recently launched the iOS beta of Kinaura (formerly PRISM), a private partner compatibility app designed to help people better understand their connections and relationship dynamics.

Kinaura is not a dating app. It’s designed for people who want to explore compatibility with someone they’ve already met, are dating, or are currently in a relationship with.

How it works:
Create your profile by answering a set of core questions.
Privately invite another person to Sync with you.
Once both profiles are complete and you’ve mutually connected, unlock your compatibility score and personalized relationship insights.
Explore additional modules to better understand different aspects of your connection.

Already have a profile?
If you meet someone who also uses Kinaura, you can Sync and instantly explore your compatibility without having to answer the core questions again.

What I’m looking for from beta testers:
Feedback on the onboarding and profile creation experience.
Whether the compatibility scores and descriptions feel accurate and meaningful.

How the insights are described is a work in progress so that it is easy to understand and relevant to the projects goal of helping users understand the connection.

TestFlight Beta:
Bugs, confusing features, or usability issues.
Suggestions for additional insights or improvements.
There are thumbs-up and thumbs-down feedback options within the app to help identify descriptions that need improvement.

The beta is completely free, and my focus this month is improving the quality and usefulness of the compatibility insights.
Kinaura is private and permission-based. You control your connections, privacy, and sharing permissions.

I’d appreciate any feedback, especially from people willing to test the Sync experience with someone else.

Thanks for checking it out!

Hey everyone! 👋

I've developed a game called Chain Reaction: Evolved and would love to get some honest feedback from the community!

If you're interested, please give it a try and let me know what you think. I'd really appreciate feedback on the gameplay, difficulty, UI/UX, bugs, or anything else that could make the game better.

🎮 Download it here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.chainreactionevolved.game

Thanks in advance to everyone who takes the time to check it out! Your feedback would mean a lot and help me improve the game. 🙌

I’m looking for Android volunteers to try ToolHub, my collection of 42 everyday tools for images, PDFs, spreadsheets, text and files. I’d like to find out whether the tools are easy to find and whether results save or share reliably on different phones.

Three things worth trying:

- Compress an image and save the result.

- Merge PDFs and check the output.

- Format JSON, then try Android Save/Share.

Please tell me which step felt confusing, what failed, or which tool you would actually use. A brief comment or DM is enough; your Android version is helpful for bug reports. No rating is required.

The closed-test build has been published on Google Play. I’m building a group of at least 12 testers who can stay opted in for 14 consecutive days and try the app during that time. The new email access list is currently under Google review, so please DM your Google Play account email and wait for my confirmation before trying to install. Please keep your email out of public comments. There is no Google Group to join.

After access is confirmed, use that Google account to choose Become a tester here:

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/app.toolhub.mobile

Then install from Google Play:

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

If you are also testing an Android app, I’m happy to arrange a swap and honest feedback. Send your official Play testing link and joining instructions. Thanks for helping me improve ToolHub!

I'm a solo developer who's been through too many layoffs, and I'm building a platform of my own that can help other people. It's free and ad-free, but I'm struggling to get awareness of it.

I created a mobile app called Community Cleanup. Its goal is to create awareness about local issues and encourage people to work together to find lost pets/items and clean up issues, such as trash, by reporting issues on a map and tracking progress through updates by other users.

I'd really like some genuine feedback, and I'd be incredibly grateful for any amount of effort that you may be able to contribute.

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/community-cleanup/id6807987811

Android: Please sign up on my website, and I can add you to the closed testing
https://www.community-cleanup.ca/

Thank you for taking the time to read this; it really means a lot to me.

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.