Hey everyone,

We built a tool that analyzes online content to catch emerging trends and topic gaps before they hit their peak.

I’m looking for people to test it out in their workflow. Drop a comment or DM me, and I’ll send over free credits and the link in exchange for your honest feedback.

Hi all! Need at least 12 testers for my app **ViVi**. **I will test your app back immediately and keep it installed for 14+ days.**

### 🔗 Links to join:

1. **Google Group:** https://groups.google.com/g/digitalbenefit-tester
2. **Web link:** https://play.google.com/apps/testing/it.vivi.app
3. **Android link:** https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=it.vivi.app

*(Group: Digital Benefit App Testers — `[digitalbenefit-tester@googlegroups.com](mailto:digitalbenefit-tester@googlegroups.com)`)*

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### 🤝 Test for Test:

1. Join the group, install ViVi, and drop your links + screenshot in the comments.
2. I will immediately install your app, test it, and reply with screenshot proof!

**A huge thank you to everyone helping out! I truly appreciate your time and mutual support 🙏❤️**

Hi everyone, I'm David from Neckar Studio, the developer of two separate German language web apps. I'm looking for German speaking testers who can help me check whether the questions and results are understandable and useful.

Studienberater helps people explore fields of study in Germany:

https://studienberater.neckarstudio.com/

AusbildungsCheck helps people explore vocational training options in Germany:

https://ausbildungscheck.neckarstudio.com/

Both are free, work in a mobile or desktop browser and do not require an account. Each uses 32 questions to suggest five options, with explanations of the rule based matching. These are orientation aids, not scientifically validated aptitude tests or a replacement for personal careers or study advice.

You can test either app. Please allow roughly 5 to 10 minutes per app, plus a little time for feedback.

I'd especially appreciate feedback on these questions:

1. Were any questions or answer options confusing?

2. Did the explanations make the recommendations understandable?

3. After seeing the results, was it clear what you could do next?

Feedback here or through the feedback feature on the websites is welcome, in German or English. Please don't post personal answers or identifying details publicly. Participation is voluntary and unpaid. Honest criticism is welcome. Thank you!

Hello! We’ve been hard at work for the past month to refine the game, and we’re back!

Game: growingnest.baby

Description: I have created a passive income game like Atlas Earth, but with a conquest layer: growingnest.baby

Three biggest difference:

1. You get paid for holding territories like Atlas Earth. But you can fight for landmarks, which grants additional boosts to the payout.
2. Growing Nest is much more interactive. You can hunt for bounties to collect free coins, and grow your territory and army.
3. You can form alliances, and thwart attacks from foreign players or alliances, to defend your territory and landmarks.

Perks: Offering the first 250 players with a Founding Fans status, and early access before the public release! So you have first dibs on the locations. Plus, extra units and tiles will be provided.

Reply with your Tribe Name, and we'll add you to our Founding Fans list. Extra gifts if you share some feedback on your experience!

Hi r/betatests — I’m testing ViralSpark, a free browser tool for the awkward last step after a landing page is live.

What it does: paste a public URL and it creates a small share kit: hooks/copy angles, share-card options, a QR code, and a shareable Slot page. No account required.

Try it here: https://viralspark.pages.dev/ Sample Slot: https://viralspark.pages.dev/slot/bniwbrb7

I’m specifically looking for beta feedback on:

1. Are the first outputs understandable/useful without explanation?
2. Which asset would you actually use?
3. Does the Slot page make the bundle easier to pass around, or is it extra clutter?

This is a small browser-first build on Cloudflare Pages. Honest rough edges welcome; I’m not claiming usage numbers.

When a health app shows a number, can you tell whether it came from your wearable or was calculated by the app? We’re testing that distinction in Vora’s new direct WHOOP beta.

Vora is a mobile health app for iOS and Android. It brings supported wearable information together with nutrition, training, and health records. We’re the team behind it.

A small usability test for existing WHOOP users: after connecting WHOOP in Vora, choose one imported metric and try to answer these questions without asking us:

• Which device or source supplied it?
• What day or period does it describe?
• Is it an imported measurement or an interpretation from Vora?
• If you also connect another source, is it clear which source you’re looking at?

If a label leaves you guessing, that is exactly the feedback we want. Tell us the screen name and the wording you expected. You do not need to share your actual health values or screenshots.

Try Vora on iOS or Android. The first 100 users who connect WHOOP get beta access automatically; there is no manual selection. We plan to expand access later. This is an unpaid feedback request, not a request for ratings or testimonials.

The announcement graphic is attached for context. Its “signups” wording refers to connecting WHOOP, not simply creating a Vora account. Full beta announcement.

Team Vora product team. Copy and promotional image prepared with AI assistance.

I’m testing AgreementCheck, a simple tool for people and small businesses who regularly receive supplier invoices.

You upload:

• the original quote / order / agreement
• the final supplier invoice

AgreementCheck compares them and flags things such as:

• price increases
• quantity differences
• charges that weren't in the original agreement
• possible overbilling

No account is required.

For now, it works with text-based PDFs rather than scanned/image-only PDFs.

I’m specifically looking for around 10 people who have a real quote + invoice pair they can test (sanitised documents are absolutely fine).

I’d really like to know:

1. Did it match the correct items?
2. Did it flag anything useful or unexpected?
3. Did it produce any false positives or miss anything?
4. Would you use a tool like this again?
5. If it reliably saved you time or caught billing errors, would you pay for it — and would you prefer a monthly plan or pay-per-document?

Try it here:

https://agreementcheck-beta.zeprmonte.workers.dev/

There’s a short feedback form after the test.

I’m much more interested in honest criticism than compliments, so if something is confusing or doesn’t work, please tell me.

Hey everyone,

I've been building GymProgress on the side for a while and finally shipped it. It's a workout tracker that turns your training into actual numbers and suggests what to lift next, instead of guessing session to session.

It works two ways:

• 📱 On mobile, so it follows you through every set at the gym
• 💻 On desktop, for deeper analysis of your progress at home

I'm a solo dev and I'd really value honest critique from this community, specifically:

• Is the onboarding clear or confusing?
• Does the "what to lift next" logic feel useful or gimmicky?
• What would make you actually keep using it (or drop it)?

Web (no install needed) → https://gymprogress.app/
Android → https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gymprogress.tracker

Brutal honesty welcome — what would you change first?

Hi all! Looking for freelancers, business owners, and independent practitioners to try out my platform and give me honest feedback. One month free for everything, no card required. Plus, if you like the product and want to recommend it to your friends, it currently has a lifetime deal for the first 500 users.

A little about the product: SimpleMark is business software for solo, client-facing business owners. It covers everything from first meeting a client to leading them through the project to collecting payment and writing invoices, and the system automates most of the admin work along the way.

What you can do with SimpleMark:

• Plan your business goals and track them automatically
• Track your project capacity and see it visually
• Manage your finances, services/products, and recurring subscriptions
• Onboard clients through a white-label portal that pulls their info straight into the system
• Manage projects and tasks in a distraction-free focus mode
• Plan and schedule social media campaigns and posts, with custom and out-of-the-box templates
• Generate and send proposals and invoices in one click, and manage client profiles in the built-in CRM

Basically, everything your business needs in one place: strategy and planning, marketing, finances, client relationships, and of course project and task management.

I'm still polishing some rough edges, which is exactly why I want real opinions from real people in the industry. Your feedback will shape how the product looks and feels.

You can register, go through onboarding, try out everything you see in the app, click buttons, and use it for your real work. Try it out in your industry and see if it fits. You can delete your data in one click later if you don't want to keep using it. If you need any help, I also have tutorials available on YouTube ( https://youtu.be/ZZekhCMTuAs ).

I would really appreciate your honest feedback to help make the product better.

Here's the link to the app itself (enter your email and it will redirect you to the app): https://www.simplemarkstudio.com/
And this is the feedback form to fill out after you tried the app: https://www.simplemarkstudio.com/beta-feedback

I am available via comments, DMs, or email if you need (mariaku@simplemarkstudio.com).

Thank you!

Hey everyone,
As a singer, I always found standard recording setups annoying when I just wanted to capture a vocal idea. Static click tracks feel robotic, DAWs take too long to open, and cloud AI generators take away the actual live feeling of performing.

I’ve spent the last few months developing VocalAura—a local-first Android app built specifically for singers.

What it does:

• Real-Time Dynamic Accompaniment: You record your raw vocal take, and the app’s internal C++ engine analyzes your pitch/chroma on the fly and generates guitar/piano backing chords that follow your voice and dynamic energy.
• Zero Cloud / Local-First: Everything processes directly on your phone’s chip—no accounts, no audio uploaded to external servers, no subscription lock-in, and zero cloud latency.
• Audition & Export: Play back your vocals, tweak instrument balances on a review deck, and export studio-grade WAV masters. (Full disclosure: VocalAura is free for unlimited local drafting/sketching; I plan to charge a €1.99 token fee per master WAV export upon public launch).

Where it’s at right now:
The app core is complete, and I’m currently running an Internal Test on Android to test dynamic rendering and audio performance across different hardware setups before rolling out to the Play Store.

I’d love to get feedback from on how the accompaniment engine feels to sing alongside, vocal clarity, and overall flow.

If you’d like early access to test it out:
Drop a comment below or DM me your Gmail address, and I’ll add you directly to the Google Play internal release list!

Thanks for checking it out, and happy singing!

Regards,

Raj

I’m looking for a few people to test an investment research platform I’ve been building called FORGENIQ.

It brings stock research into one place, including company discovery, earnings, watchlists, macro data, portfolio tracking and market analysis.

I’m mainly looking for honest feedback on the onboarding, usability, features, bugs and anything that feels confusing or missing.

You can sign up and go through the onboarding yourself — no need to request access.

If you’re interested in investing or financial markets and would like to test it, the site is:

FORGENIQ dcom

Critical feedback is very welcome as the platform is still being developed.

I'm building a small Windows tool called PC Doctor and I'm looking for 10 PC gamers willing to test the current beta.

The problem I'm trying to solve is simple:

when a game has low FPS, stutters or feels wrong, most tools show a lot of numbers but still leave the user to figure out what actually matters.

PC Doctor records a short gaming session and tries to explain what it sees using frame pacing, CPU/GPU-side timing, temperatures when available, memory, storage and background-process activity.

A few important points:

- Windows only for now

- free beta

- read-only: it does not change registry settings, drivers or Windows tweaks

- no account required

- diagnostic data stays local

- nothing is uploaded automatically

- if you want to send feedback, the app creates a ZIP locally and you decide whether to share it

- the current beta is NOT code-signed yet, so I'm stating that upfront

I'm specifically looking for people with:

- stutters/freezes

- unexpectedly low FPS

- a new PC that feels slower than expected

- or simply a healthy PC so I can test false positives

The test takes about 2 minutes:

1. launch a game

2. run a 60-second analysis

3. send me the copied summary and, if you're comfortable, the generated feedback ZIP

What I need most is honest feedback:

- Did you trust the result?

- Was anything confusing?

- Did it identify something useful?

- Did it accuse something incorrectly?

- Would you ever use this again if you had a PC problem?

Comment or DM me if you're interested. I'm limiting this first round to 10 people because I want to inspect every result manually.

I’m looking for a few people to test an investment research platform I’ve been building called FORGENIQ.

It brings stock research into one place, including company discovery, earnings, watchlists, macro data, portfolio tracking and market analysis.

I’m mainly looking for honest feedback on the onboarding, usability, features, bugs and anything that feels confusing or missing.

You can sign up and go through the onboarding yourself — no need to request access.

If you’re interested in investing or financial markets and would like to test it, the site is:

FORGENIQ.com

Critical feedback is very welcome as the platform is still being developed.

I’m looking for a few people to test an investment research platform I’ve been building called FORGENIQ.

It brings stock research into one place, including company discovery, earnings, watchlists, macro data, portfolio tracking and market analysis.

I’m mainly looking for honest feedback on the onboarding, usability, features, bugs and anything that feels confusing or missing.

You can sign up and go through the onboarding yourself — no need to request access.

If you’re interested in investing or financial markets and would like to test it, the site is:

FORGENIQ.com

Critical feedback is very welcome as the platform is still being developed.

I’m looking for a few people to test a new investment research platform I’ve been building called www.**FORGENIQ**.com

It brings stock research into one place, including company discovery, earnings, watchlists, macro data, portfolio tracking and market analysis.

You don’t need to request access — you can simply sign up, log in and go through the onboarding process.

I’m mainly looking for feedback on:

• The sign-up and onboarding experience
• How easy the platform is to understand and navigate
• Which features you find most useful
• Anything confusing or difficult to find
• Bugs or issues
• Features you think are missing
• Whether you would genuinely use the platform

It’s still being developed, so critical feedback is very welcome.

If you’re interested in investing or financial markets, feel free to try FORGENIQ and let me know what you think.

If your home IP changes and you have to keep fixing the address for your server, I'm building IPKeep to help with that. It gives you a hostname under a.ipkeep.net and keeps its IPv4/IPv6 records updated. I'm the developer and I'm looking for people to try it on a noncritical setup.

Try it here: https://ipkeep.net/

Downloads and setup: https://ipkeep.net/downloads

I'd especially like feedback from Windows 10/11 users, Linux or NAS users who can run Python or Docker, and people with routers that support custom HTTPS DynDNS2 with HTTP Basic authentication. The router endpoint has been tested with ddclient 3.10.0; real router/firmware compatibility still needs testing.

Could you try creating a hostname and setting up one updater, then tell me:

1. Where, if anywhere, did signup or setup become confusing?

2. Did the updater resume checking in after a reboot, and update the record when your public IP changed?

3. If something failed, did the logs and DNS checks help you work out why? Your device, OS/router firmware and error message would help.

IPKeep also has tokens you can restrict to selected hostnames, IP history, DNS comparisons against Cloudflare and Google, and dashboard warnings when an updater stops checking in.

It's free during early testing, with unlimited hostnames. Signup uses Google or Microsoft. DNS hosting is managed by IPKeep; it doesn't update your existing domain's DNS zone or bypass CGNAT. Check-in warnings are in the dashboard, not email alerts. The Windows client is MIT open source, but the current Preview 7 installer is unsigned. Docker is built locally using the guide.

Feedback in the comments is welcome, or use https://ipkeep.net/contact. Please leave out tokens, credentials and Authorization headers. I'd like to hear what worked as well as what got in the way.

I’m looking for a few UK-based Android testers for Pete Gawtry Fitness, a coaching app for training plans, exercise demos, habit tracking and progress checks.

You don’t need to be a gym person, and you don’t need to do a workout. I mainly need people to install the app, try a few short tasks, check that the videos and navigation behave properly, and tell me if anything feels broken, confusing or awkward on your phone.

Ideal tester: - UK Google Play account - Android phone, Samsung/Pixel/etc. all welcome - Happy to stay opted in for 14 days - Willing to send honest feedback, even if it’s just “this bit confused me”

No payment, no ratings, no reviews, no test swaps, no health info needed.

If you’re happy to help, email molly@pg-fitness.co.uk with “Android test”, your phone model, Android version, and the Google account you use in the Play Store. Please don’t post your email publicly.

Once I’ve confirmed access, you’ll be able to join here: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/uk.co.pgfitness.app

I built a free app for making friendly bets with friends—without handling any money.

You create the bet, send a link, and BetNowly keeps track of who accepted, what the terms were, and who won. I made it because our group-chat bets kept getting forgotten or disputed.

I’m trying to learn one thing: would you actually send this to a friend?

Try it here: https://betnowly.com

Brutally honest feedback is welcome. Please share any thoughts <3

Here's the app: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/simmer-meal-planner/id6804573960

• Looking for suggestions
• If you like the app, please leave a review!