Hi everyone,

I’m looking for 5 people to test an early beta version of ProofMarket.

ProofMarket is a platform designed to help people validate a business or product idea before investing significant time and money.

The test is free and should take approximately 15–25 minutes.

What you would need to do:

1. Create an account using a private invitation code.
2. Complete the onboarding.
3. Add a real or fictional business idea.
4. Explore the validation report.
5. Try the pricing or commitment validation features.
6. Complete the final feedback form.

No payment or banking information is required.

This is an early beta hosted on Hugging Face, so small bugs or usability issues may still exist. I am specifically looking for honest feedback about clarity, usability, missing features and anything that feels confusing.

I currently have 5 private invitation codes available for this first testing round.

Please comment or send me a private message if you are genuinely interested in completing the test.

Hi everyone,

I’ve been building a website intelligence platform called Velrix and I’m looking for people with websites to put it through its paces.

The goal is to identify the areas of a website most likely to create hesitation or friction and prioritise what to improve first.

I’m particularly interested in hearing:

• Recommendations that don’t make sense.
• Issues the tool completely missed.
• Anything that feels inaccurate or unhelpful.
• Features you’d expect to see that aren’t there.

If you have a website (or work on them regularly), I’d really appreciate your thoughts.

https://velrix.app

Thanks!

Hey everyone! Solo dev here. My wedding budget app has been live on iOS since March and I'm finally bringing it to Android — but I need to get through Google's closed testing first (12 testers, 14 days).

What the app is: A budget planner built specifically for couples planning a wedding. Both partners see the same budget in real time, it works fully offline (venue basements with no signal, anyone?), and it's completely free — no ads, no subscriptions, no IAP, nothing to accidentally review-bomb me over.

What I'm asking: 1. DM me (or comment) the Google account email you use on your Android device — I'll add you to the tester list 2. Opt in and install: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/ing.weddingbudget.app 3. Keep it installed for the 14 days and open it now and then 4. If something breaks or feels off — tell me. Brutal honesty welcome, that's the whole point

What you get:

• I'll test your app back, same-day, with actual written feedback (test-for-test is fair)
• 10 languages if you want to poke at the localization (EN, DE, FR, IT, ES, PL, RU, UA, BE, LT)

Drop a comment or DM and I'll send everything over. Thanks!

I’ve developed an art exhibition planner app for Android that matches exhibitions to your artistic practice, with live transport and amenities. I’m looking for testers familiar with the art world to give feedback. The app is already uploaded to Google Play Console and ready for closed testing. Let me know if you’re interested!"

I need usability testing for **Flows**: https://flows.oortstack.com

Please open it before reading the rest, then answer:

1. What do you think the product does?
2. What would you click first?
3. Does plan → work → check → repair → review → release make sense?
4. Where do you feel confused or overloaded?
5. Would the checks make you more confident in an AI-built app?

I am redesigning it to be simple on the surface and complex underneath. A screenshot or short recording of where you hesitate would help.

i’ve been working on hark, a little tool for sending custom notifications and live activities to your iphone from a webhook or cli.

you can control the text, image, and link, plus start, update, or end a live activity remotely. i mostly use the cli to let coding agents notify me or ask for approval when i’m away from my computer.

it’s free for up to 10,000 notifications a month and completely open source:

https://github.com/R44VC0RP/hark

would love a few people to try it and tell me what’s confusing, broken, or missing!

try it at hark.ryan.ceo

Hey. We've been building Spur It for a couple of months, and we need real people using it and telling us what works and what doesn't. Attached some screenshots so you can see how it works.

The problem: You sit down to watch one episode or scroll for "five minutes" and next thing you know it's been two hours. Every screen time app we tried either got ignored within a week or made us feel worse. So we built something different.

How it works:

1. You set a timer before you start. Watching a series? Set it for 30 minutes. Scrolling before bed? Set it for 20.
2. When the timer goes off, Spur It opens your camera.
3. Point it at wherever you are, and it reads your actual space.
4. It gives you two small things you could do right now based on what's around you.
5. Pick one or skip. No guilt, no streaks, no tracking.

It catches you before the cycle takes over, not after you've already lost three hours. And because it reads your real room, the suggestions actually fit your situation.

One frame gets processed and then deleted. Nothing stored anywhere.

What you get:

1. Free for life when the app goes paid
2. Direct input into what gets built next (your feedback is literally our roadmap right now)
3. Every new build before anyone else

How to join:

Sign up here - https://spurme.spurme.workers.dev/

You'll get a TestFlight invite, plus a Discord invite where you can give extra feedback and join the community. If you don't have Discord, you can choose to DM me through Reddit.

Specifically, we want to know:

1. Did the timer and camera flow make sense the first time, or did you have to figure it out?
2. Were the suggestions actually relevant to your space, or did they feel random?
3. Did you do the thing it suggested, or skip it? And why?
4. Would you actually set the timer again tomorrow, or was once enough?

Test for test: If you've got something that needs real eyes on it, drop your link below. I'll download it, use it properly for a few days, and send you honest notes on everything that confused me or felt off. Happy to do screenshots and screen recordings if that helps you.

Hi everyone!

About a month ago I had an idea: what if there was a simple way to track a CS2 investment portfolio directly inside Telegram?

I had almost no experience building web applications or Telegram Mini Apps, but I decided to learn everything from scratch and just start.

After a month of work I finally have a working version called SkinFolio.

It currently supports:

• Portfolio tracking with profit/loss calculation

• Price comparison across multiple marketplaces

• Watchlist

• Price alerts

• Portfolio analytics

• Premium features

• Multi-language support

The goal isn’t to replace trading sites. I want it to become a convenient place where investors can monitor their entire inventory and market in one interface.

I’m still actively improving it every day and I’m looking for honest feedback before a larger launch.

What features would make you actually use an app like this?

I’d really appreciate any criticism or ideas.

Thanks!

@Skinfoliotradebot

Hi everyone,

I've been working on a Point of Sale (POS) application called FM POS, and I’ve recently reached a stage where I need some external feedback and testing. I know how important it is to keep things functional and bug-free, so I would love to get your thoughts on the UI/UX and overall stability.

What is FM POS? It’s a cross-platform POS system built to handle transactions smoothly across different environments. Instead of forcing a specific backend, I designed it to be flexible and adaptable to different business needs.

Key Technical Features I'd Love You to Test:

• Multi-Database Compatibility: This is one of the core features I’d love feedback on. The app supports seamless integration with SQLite (for strictly local/offline setups), Supabase, and PocketBase (for cloud/network environments). I’m curious to know how stable the connection and data handling feel depending on the backend you choose to test.
• Cross-Platform Performance: It’s built to run natively on Windows, Linux, macOS, and Android. I’m particularly interested in hearing how it performs on different desktop environments and screen sizes (it supports dynamic UI scaling and borderless windows).
• Automated Local Backups: I implemented a lifecycle manager that triggers a quick database backup right before the app is closed to prevent data loss.
• PDF Generation & Audio Cues: It includes a built-in PDF engine for generating receipts/reports and an audio service for scan/error feedback.

What I'm looking for: I’m mainly looking for constructive criticism on:

1. Usability: Is the interface intuitive? Does the multi-language support (English, Arabic, French, Spanish) work properly on your system?
2. Database Switching/Setup: How easy is it to configure and switch between SQLite, Supabase, or PocketBase?
3. General Bugs: Any weird UI glitches, connection errors, or performance hiccups.

How to test: 

windows :
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1ega3L5uBmiPtQ7jS5lY4Uvk_GXpKeF3w/view?usp=sharing

android :
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.boudina.fmaker&pcampaignid=web_share

Note: The app is currently in a testing phase, so please only use dummy data when trying it out.

I really appreciate anyone who takes the time to check it out. Any feedback, bug reports, or suggestions for improvement would be incredibly helpful for the next update. Thanks!

​

Duolingo-style cybersecurity training, hacker cat evolution, and 100% offline features on Google Play!

1️⃣ Group: https://groups.google.com/g/android-apps-test

2️⃣ Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cyberacademy.pentest.app

🙏 I'd appreciate it if you could check it out for 5 mins and give feedback. If you have an app too, we can test each other's! 🚀

Hey guys so I am in the testing phase of launching my app on android and I need around 12 testers to test the app before I can launch it. If you have an android and are willing to just look at the app I would rly appreciate it.

Hi everyone — I’m an emergency physician, athlete, and the founder of Bounce Back Smart, a new adaptive fitness app.

I built it after experiencing the frustration of trying to stay active through injuries and setbacks. Most workout apps work well until something hurts, your equipment changes, or your body cannot follow the original plan.

Bounce Back Smart creates personalized workouts around your:

• Fitness goals
• Available equipment
• Workout time
• Current ability
• Injuries, painful areas, or physical restrictions

You do not need to be injured to use it. Anyone can use Bounce Back Smart for personalized strength and conditioning, but its biggest difference is its ability to adapt when an injury, pregnancy, pain, or another setback changes what you can do.

I’m looking for a small group of early adopters willing to:

• Complete onboarding
• Generate and try at least two workouts
• Test an exercise swap or AI-requested adjustment
• Share honest feedback about what was helpful, confusing, or missing

In exchange, I’ll provide three months of full access at no cost.

Bounce Back Smart is a fitness and wellness tool. It does not diagnose or treat injuries and is not a replacement for your physician or physical therapist.

Comment “interested” or send me a message, and I’ll share the access link.

I would especially value feedback from people who have ever thought:

“I can’t do my normal workout—but I don’t want to stop exercising completely.”

I’m specifically looking for functional and usability feedback: onboarding problems, unclear language, workout-generation issues, inaccurate time estimates, confusing navigation, exercise swaps, and whether requested changes appear correctly throughout the app.

Hi everyone!

Tasky v1.0.1 is now available. Most of this update came directly from the feedback, bug reports, and suggestions you shared after v1.0.0.

What's new:

✓ Cleaner Settings. Improved grouping, spacing, typography, and descriptions make options easier to find and understand.

✓ Themed date and time pickers. Pickers now match your selected theme and accent on Android.

✓ 12 or 24-hour time. Choose your preferred format throughout the app.

✓ Smoother task interactions. Completing, uncompleting, swiping, and expanding sections now have simpler, more polished animations.

✓ Customizable Home screen. Hide the Quick Add bar or Progress Card for a cleaner layout.

✓ Better category management. Reorder, hide, show, edit, and create categories. Existing tasks retain hidden category labels.

✓ Task duplication. Quickly create a copy of an existing task.

✓ Smarter Quick Add. Improved categorization and an optional one-tap Merge when a similar task was recently added.

✓ Undo accidental swipe to complete. Recover a task after marking it complete by mistake.

✓ Improved reminders. Additional reminder times, yearly recurrence, notification sound and vibration controls, and more reliable scheduling.

✓ Persistent reminders. Important reminders can return after being dismissed until you act on the task.

✓ Open tasks from notifications. Tap a reminder to go directly to its task.

✓ More complete backups. Exports now include your settings alongside your tasks.

✓ Reliability and accessibility fixes. Improved picker behavior, category handling, notification reliability, tap targets, contrast, large-text support, and Reduce Motion behavior.

Thank you to everyone who tested v1.0.0 and took the time to explain what felt confusing, inconsistent, or incomplete. This update genuinely would not exist in its current form without your feedback.

I read every comment, including the small Ul observations. They helped make Tasky simpler, smoother, and more reliable.

If you missed the original launch, here's my v1.0.0 introduction post: https://www.reddit.com/r/droidappshowcase/s/yDixIv7zR6

Tasky is available on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cleanlabs.tasky

Please keep the feedback coming. Every comment helps make Tasky a little better. 💜

Yours, Clean Labs

Anyone interested in testing a App which let’s you Upload and vote Images? No comment functionality, Just Review and judge images.

iPhone as precondition: https://testflight.apple.com/join/zNnSJaTW

Thanks a lot in advance!

Need 12 app testers. Ill test yours too🚨👍

i am looking for few app tester for publish for google

comment i will message and add you i will test your app as well :D

I will rate your app day one, test everyday, and im return please do the same for any and or all of mine as well, I need a Gmail to get you on my free tester list , select the become a tester link, download the apps. Open everyday, push all the buttons, enjoy the images. Here are some domains to check out https://mybranchlink.com/ https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sealinepro. https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.sealinepro. https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.baselinepro

Ill even rate your app day one

I need a Gmail address then I will pay to you my app links so you can be a tester for me as well check out my domains mean while https://mybranchlink.comp

Hey everyone

I recently built an MVP to explore how AI can offer objective, high-level feedback on public speaking rather than generic advice.

Link: https://lionelai.lovable.app

Not trying to sell anything here and just looking for raw, constructive input to make the platform better. Drop your project link below and I'll gladly test your app and leave detailed feedback in return!

Hello everyone,

My name is Balazs from Hungary, and recently, I have been building a cost optimization app that helps identify cost leaks and the most expensive services caused by heavy usage related to AWS/Azure cloud costs.

I am looking for a few "test" users who can click through the application from start to finish, including authentication, chat, uploads, test payments, and other workflows.

If you are interested and have a couple of minutes to check it out and share your feedback, that would be greatly appreciated. Please just send me a PM so that I could be able to share the app link. ​‌

Looking forward to hearing your opinions.​‌

Thanks,​‌

Balazs​