I’m looking at Kingdom Coliving PG in Spice Garden Layout and wanted to get some genuine feedback from people who have stayed there or are currently staying there.

How is the overall experience?

• How are the rooms and cleanliness?
• How’s the management and maintenance?
• Most importantly, how’s the food? Is it decent and consistent?
• Any issues with water, Wi-Fi, power backup, housekeeping, etc.?
• Any problems with security, restrictions, or deposit refunds?

Thanks!

We're hiring a Freelance Manual QA Tester to help test a web application and mobile app before releases. This is a fully remote contract/freelance role with the potential for ongoing work on future releases.

Location

Remote (Worldwide)

Job Type

Contract / Freelance

Responsibilities

• Perform end-to-end manual testing of both the web application and mobile app
• Test core user flows, edge cases, and overall usability
• Identify functional bugs, UI/UX issues, and inconsistencies
• Retest issues after fixes have been implemented
• Write detailed, actionable bug reports

Bug Reports Should Include

• Steps to reproduce
• Expected result
• Actual result
• Severity/Priority
• Screenshots or screen recordings
• Device, browser, and OS details

Requirements

• Experience with manual QA testing (professional or freelance preferred)
• Strong attention to detail
• Ability to write clear, organized bug reports
• Comfortable working independently and thinking from an end-user's perspective

Timeline

We're looking to begin as soon as possible. The initial engagement is a complete testing pass of the current release, with the opportunity for ongoing work on future releases.

Compensation

• Hourly pay, depending on experience, or
• A fixed project rate (please include your preferred quote when applying).

How to Apply

Please send a Reddit DM with:

• A brief introduction
• Your relevant manual QA experience
• Sample bug reports (or screenshots with sensitive information removed)
• The devices, browsers, and operating systems you have available for testing
• Your preferred hourly or fixed rate

If you have any questions about the role, feel free to ask in the comments and I'll be happy to answer them.

I'm looking for a freelance Manual QA Tester to help test a web application and mobile app before releases.

Work setup: Remote

Responsibilities

• Perform end-to-end manual testing of both the web app and mobile app
• Test user flows, edge cases, and overall usability
• Identify functional bugs, UI/UX issues, and inconsistencies
• Retest fixes after they're implemented
• Create detailed bug reports

Bug reports should include

• Steps to reproduce
• Expected result
• Actual result
• Severity/Priority
• Screenshots or screen recordings
• Device, browser, and OS details

Ideal candidate

• Experience with manual QA testing (professional or freelance is a plus)
• Strong attention to detail
• Able to write clear, organized bug reports
• Comfortable testing independently and thinking from a user's perspective

Timeline

Looking to get started as soon as possible. The first engagement will be a full testing pass of the current release, with the possibility of ongoing work for future updates.

Compensation

This is a paid freelance opportunity. Please include your preferred hourly rate or fixed project rate when applying.

How to apply

Please send your application with:

• A short introduction
• Your relevant QA experience
• Sample bug reports (or screenshots with sensitive information removed)
• The devices/browsers you have available for testing
• Your preferred rate (hourly or fixed)

I'm looking for someone who genuinely enjoys finding bugs and providing detailed, actionable feedback that helps improve the product.

I'm looking for a freelance Manual QA Tester to help test a web application and mobile app before releases. This is a paid remote freelance opportunity, and applicants from Kenya are encouraged to apply.

Responsibilities

• Perform end-to-end manual testing of both the web app and mobile app
• Test user flows, edge cases, and overall usability
• Identify functional bugs, UI/UX issues, and inconsistencies
• Retest fixes after they're are implemented
• Create clear, detailed bug reports

Bug reports should include

• Steps to reproduce
• Expected result
• Actual result
• Severity/Priority
• Screenshots or screen recordings
• Device, browser, and operating system details

Ideal Candidate

• Experience with manual QA testing (professional or freelance preferred)
• Strong attention to detail
• Able to write organized, actionable bug reports
• Comfortable testing independently and thinking from a user's perspective

Timeline

Looking to get started as soon as possible. The first engagement will be a full testing pass of the current release, with the possibility of ongoing work on future updates.

Compensation

This is a paid freelance position. Please include your preferred hourly rate or fixed project rate when applying.

How to Apply

Please send:

• A short introduction
• Your relevant QA experience
• Sample bug reports (or screenshots with sensitive information removed)
• The devices and browsers you have available for testing
• Your preferred hourly or fixed rate

I'm looking for someone who genuinely enjoys finding bugs and providing detailed, actionable feedback that helps improve the product.

I'm a solo founder looking for a detail-oriented manual QA tester to help test my web application and mobile app before releases.

What you'll do

• Perform end-to-end manual testing of the website and mobile app
• Test core user journeys as well as edge cases
• Identify functional bugs, UI/UX issues, and inconsistencies
• Verify bug fixes after they're implemented
• Submit detailed, well-structured bug reports

Bug reports should include

• Steps to reproduce
• Expected result
• Actual result
• Severity/priority
• Screenshots or screen recordings (where applicable)
• Device, browser, and OS details

Timeline

I'm looking to start as soon as possible. The initial engagement will be for a complete testing pass of the current version, with the possibility of ongoing work for future releases if we're a good fit.

Payment

This is a paid freelance project. Compensation is negotiable based on your experience and the scope of work. I'm happy to discuss either an hourly rate or a fixed-price arrangement.

How to apply

Please send me a DM with:

• A brief introduction
• Any relevant manual QA experience
• Sample bug reports (or screenshots with sensitive information removed)
• The devices and browsers you have available for testing
• Whether you prefer hourly or fixed-price work

I'm mainly looking for someone who is thorough, communicative, and enjoys finding bugs that improve the overall product experience.I'm a solo founder looking for a detail-oriented manual QA tester to help test my web application and mobile app before releases.

What you'll do

• Perform end-to-end manual testing of the website and mobile app
• Test core user journeys as well as edge cases
• Identify functional bugs, UI/UX issues, and inconsistencies
• Verify bug fixes after they're implemented
• Submit detailed, well-structured bug reports

Bug reports should include

• Steps to reproduce
• Expected result
• Actual result
• Severity/priority
• Screenshots or screen recordings (where applicable)
• Device, browser, and OS details

Timeline

I'm looking to start as soon as possible. The initial engagement will be for a complete testing pass of the current version, with the possibility of ongoing work for future releases if we're a good fit.

Payment

This is a paid freelance project. Compensation is negotiable based on your experience and the scope of work. I'm happy to discuss either an hourly rate or a fixed-price arrangement.

How to apply

Please send me a DM with:

• A brief introduction
• Any relevant manual QA experience
• Sample bug reports (or screenshots with sensitive information removed)
• The devices and browsers you have available for testing
• Whether you prefer hourly or fixed-price work

I'm mainly looking for someone who is thorough, communicative, and enjoys finding bugs that improve the overall product experience.

I'm for a freelance Manual QA Tester to help test a web application and mobile app before releases.

Work setup: Remote

Responsibilities

• Perform end-to-end manual testing of both the web app and mobile app
• Test user flows, edge cases, and overall usability
• Identify functional bugs, UI/UX issues, and inconsistencies
• Retest fixes after they're implemented
• Create detailed bug reports

Bug reports should include

• Steps to reproduce
• Expected result
• Actual result
• Severity/Priority
• Screenshots or screen recordings
• Device, browser, and OS details

Ideal candidate

• Experience with manual QA testing (professional or freelance is a plus)
• Strong attention to detail
• Able to write clear, organized bug reports
• Comfortable testing independently and thinking from a user's perspective

Timeline

Looking to get started as soon as possible. The first engagement will be a full testing pass of the current release, with the possibility of ongoing work for future updates.

Compensation

This is a paid freelance opportunity. Please include your preferred hourly rate or fixed project rate when applying.

How to apply

Please send your application with:

• A short introduction
• Your relevant QA experience
• Sample bug reports (or screenshots with sensitive information removed)
• The devices/browsers you have available for testing
• Your preferred rate (hourly or fixed)

I'm looking for someone who genuinely enjoys finding bugs and providing detailed, actionable feedback that helps improve the product.

I'm looking for a detail-oriented manual QA tester to help test my web application and mobile app before releases.

What you'll do

• Perform end-to-end manual testing of the website and mobile app
• Test core user journeys as well as edge cases
• Identify functional bugs, UI/UX issues, and inconsistencies
• Verify bug fixes after they're implemented
• Submit detailed, well-structured bug reports

Bug reports should include

• Steps to reproduce
• Expected result
• Actual result
• Severity/priority
• Screenshots or screen recordings (where applicable)
• Device, browser, and OS details

Timeline

I'm looking to start as soon as possible. The initial engagement will be for a complete testing pass of the current version, with the possibility of ongoing work for future releases if we're a good fit.

Payment

This is a paid freelance project. Compensation is negotiable based on your experience and the scope of work. I'm happy to discuss either an hourly rate or a fixed-price arrangement.

How to apply

Please send me a DM with:

• A brief introduction
• Any relevant manual QA experience
• Sample bug reports (or screenshots with sensitive information removed)
• The devices and browsers you have available for testing
• Whether you prefer hourly or fixed-price work

I'm mainly looking for someone who is thorough, communicative, and enjoys finding bugs that improve the overall product experience.

I'm looking for a freelance manual QA tester to help test a web app and mobile app that I'm actively developing.

The job is straightforward: use the product like a real user, try to break things, and document everything you find. I'm looking for someone who's detail-oriented and enjoys hunting down bugs rather than just checking if features work.

What I'd like you to do:

• Test the web app and mobile app end-to-end
• Go through all user flows and look for bugs, edge cases, and usability issues
• Test across different browsers and devices if you have access to them
• Verify fixes after I ship updates

For each issue, I'd like a proper bug report with:

• Steps to reproduce
• Expected vs. actual behavior
• Severity
• Screenshots or screen recordings
• Device/browser/OS used

I'm not concerned about years of experience as much as I am about thoroughness. If you've done manual QA before, I'd love to see examples of bug reports you've written.

Budget: $2-5 USD/hour

If it makes more sense, I'm also open to agreeing on a fixed price for a complete testing pass.

If you're interested, send me a DM with:

• A short introduction
• Any relevant QA experience
• Sample bug reports (or screenshots with sensitive information removed)
• The devices and browsers you have available for testing
• Your hourly rate

This will likely start as a single engagement, but if we work well together, I'd like to have someone I can bring back whenever I ship major updates.

Hello,

I’m currently developing an AI-native SaaS with a simple mission: sales professionals often lose more money due to lost context than lost contacts. I’m keeping product details broad for now until I connect with someone, but my long-term vision is ambitious.

The MVP for both B2B and B2C segments (app and website) is ready, and I’m eager to roll it out soon. At 22, I’m an engineer passionate about leveraging AI across various fields, not just as a wrapper, but as robust technology that stands strong against major firms like OpenAI and Claude.

As for funding, my focus is on assembling the right founding team before diving into fundraising. I believe that outstanding teams creating products people love naturally attract investors more than great fundraising stories without substance.

What I bring to the table:

- A strong determination to learn whatever is needed for my startup’s growth

- A fast-paced working style

- Expertise in the technical aspects of the product

Who I’m seeking:

I’m looking for someone who:

- Wants to create something of their own and is eager to explore new territories

- Has some experience in go-to-market strategies and marketing overall

- Thinks from first principles, breaking down complex ideas into fundamental truths to build innovative solutions

- Moves quickly

- Aspires to build a company, not just another app

I’m not interested in someone who will fade into the background. I want a true thought partner who enjoys exchanging ideas, challenging assumptions, and collaboratively shaping the product.

Regarding our potential partnership, I believe strong co-founder relationships take time. Instead of rushing into a long-term commitment, I’d prefer to spend 2–3 weeks working on a small project together.

We could create one prototype, one repository, and a working demo. The goal isn’t to work on my startup idea during this time; we can tackle something else. I want to explore:

- Do we enjoy problem-solving together?

- Do we enhance each other’s ideas?

- Can we move quickly despite uncertainty?

- Do we share the same standards for product quality?

- Does our collaboration inspire us to build more?

If we find the answers to these questions are positive, we can then discuss the potential for a founding engineer, technical advisor, or co-founders relationship. If not, we’ll know we’re not the right fit.

I'm offering 50% equity, so its essential that the person who works on this, considers this as his/her own project, and our working styles align.

I’m in no hurry to rush into a partnership; I’d rather find the right match. If this resonates with you, I’d love to connect

Hello,

I’m currently developing an AI-native SaaS with a simple mission: sales professionals often lose more money due to lost context than lost contacts. I’m keeping product details broad for now until I connect with someone, but my long-term vision is ambitious.

The MVP for both B2B and B2C segments (app and website) is ready, and I’m eager to roll it out soon. At 22, I’m an engineer passionate about leveraging AI across various fields, not just as a wrapper, but as robust technology that stands strong against major firms like OpenAI and Claude.

As for funding, my focus is on assembling the right founding team before diving into fundraising. I believe that outstanding teams creating products people love naturally attract investors more than great fundraising stories without substance.

What I bring to the table:

- A strong determination to learn whatever is needed for my startup’s growth

- A fast-paced working style

- Expertise in the technical aspects of the product

Who I’m seeking:

I’m looking for someone who:

- Wants to create something of their own and is eager to explore new territories

- Has some experience in go-to-market strategies and marketing overall

- Thinks from first principles, breaking down complex ideas into fundamental truths to build innovative solutions

- Moves quickly

- Aspires to build a company, not just another app

I’m not interested in someone who will fade into the background. I want a true thought partner who enjoys exchanging ideas, challenging assumptions, and collaboratively shaping the product.

Regarding our potential partnership, I believe strong co-founder relationships take time. Instead of rushing into a long-term commitment, I’d prefer to spend 2–3 weeks working on a small project together.

We could create one prototype, one repository, and a working demo. The goal isn’t to work on my startup idea during this time; we can tackle something else. I want to explore:

- Do we enjoy problem-solving together?

- Do we enhance each other’s ideas?

- Can we move quickly despite uncertainty?

- Do we share the same standards for product quality?

- Does our collaboration inspire us to build more?

If we find the answers to these questions are positive, we can then discuss the potential for a founding engineer, technical advisor, or co-founders relationship. If not, we’ll know we’re not the right fit.

I’m in no hurry to rush into a partnership; I’d rather find the right match. If this resonates with you, I’d love to connect!

I’m building a multi-sided marketplace for content creators and management agencies, with freelancer support layered in.

The wedge is simple: creators need a safer way to find legitimate agencies and operational help, and agencies need a better way to discover talent and manage relationships without everything happening across disconnected tools.

I'm currently working on the MVP. I'm 21 years old, and looking for a cofounder around my age. Someone who wants to build something real, not just brainstorm. Someone with interest in the creator economy. If this sounds aligned, lets have a discussion.

I’m building a multi-sided marketplace for content creators and management agencies, with freelancer support layered in.

The wedge is simple: creators need a safer way to find legitimate agencies and operational help, and agencies need a better way to discover talent and manage relationships without everything happening across disconnected tools.

I'm currently working on the MVP. I'm 21 years old, and looking for a cofounder around my age. Someone who wants to build something real, not just brainstorm. Someone with interest in the creator economy. If this sounds aligned, lets have a discussion.

I’m building a multi-sided marketplace for content creators and management agencies, with freelancer support layered in.

The wedge is simple: creators need a safer way to find legitimate agencies and operational help, and agencies need a better way to discover talent and manage relationships without everything happening across disconnected tools.

I'm currently working on the MVP. I'm 21 years old, and looking for a cofounder around my age. Someone who wants to build something real, not just brainstorm. Someone with interest in the creator economy. If this sounds aligned, lets have a discussion.

I’m building a multi-sided marketplace for content creators and management agencies, with freelancer support layered in.

The wedge is simple: creators need a safer way to find legitimate agencies and operational help, and agencies need a better way to discover talent and manage relationships without everything happening across disconnected tools.

I'm currently working on the MVP. I'm 21 years old, and looking for a cofounder around my age. Someone who wants to build something real, not just brainstorm. Someone with interest in the creator economy. If this sounds aligned, lets have a discussion.

I’m building a multi-sided marketplace for content creators and management agencies, with freelancer support layered in.

The wedge is simple: creators need a safer way to find legitimate agencies and operational help, and agencies need a better way to discover talent and manage relationships without everything happening across disconnected tools.

I'm currently working on the MVP. I'm 21 years old, and looking for a cofounder around my age. Someone who wants to build something real, not just brainstorm. Someone with interest in the creator economy. If this sounds aligned, DM me.

I made this website for my freelancing project.
The website works perfectly on my device, and devices of my friends (specially phones).

But the client says, that the home page is unscrollable for him on mobile, and 50% people he tested the website with. I am unable to figure out the issue.

Tech stack:

• React + Vite
• CSS-based layout/animations
• Sticky/fixed UI layers on Home (sticky header, fixed floating WhatsApp button, fixed bottom mobile CTA bar, fixed mobile drawer, modal overlays

What I have already checked / implemented:

• No global overflow-y hidden on html/body in base styles.
• html and body use overflow-x hidden only, to prevent horizontal bleed.
• No global touchmove or wheel preventDefault handlers.
• Scroll listener is passive.
• IntersectionObserver is only used for reveal animations (adds classes), not for scroll blocking.
• Home hero uses min-height based on svh units.
• There is a custom body scroll lock utility used for modals/mobile drawer:
  • On lock: body is set to position fixed with top = -scrollY, width 100%, overflowY scroll.
  • On unlock: those styles are reset and window scroll position is restored.
  • Uses a lock counter and cleanup on unmount.

Any advice on how to fix this issue would be greatly appreciated.

I made this website for my freelancing project.
The website works perfectly on my device, and devices of my friends (specially phones).

But the client says, that the home page is unscrollable for him on mobile, and 50% people he tested the website with. I am unable to figure out the issue.

Tech stack:

• React + Vite
• CSS-based layout/animations
• Sticky/fixed UI layers on Home (sticky header, fixed floating WhatsApp button, fixed bottom mobile CTA bar, fixed mobile drawer, modal overlays

What I have already checked / implemented:

• No global overflow-y hidden on html/body in base styles.
• html and body use overflow-x hidden only, to prevent horizontal bleed.
• No global touchmove or wheel preventDefault handlers.
• Scroll listener is passive.
• IntersectionObserver is only used for reveal animations (adds classes), not for scroll blocking.
• Home hero uses min-height based on svh units.
• There is a custom body scroll lock utility used for modals/mobile drawer:
  • On lock: body is set to position fixed with top = -scrollY, width 100%, overflowY scroll.
  • On unlock: those styles are reset and window scroll position is restored.
  • Uses a lock counter and cleanup on unmount.

Any advice on how to fix this issue would be greatly appreciated.

I made this website for my freelancing project.
The website works perfectly on my device, and devices of my friends (specially phones).

But the client says, that the home page is unscrollable for him on mobile, and 50% people he tested the website with. I am unable to figure out the issue.

Tech stack:

• React + Vite
• CSS-based layout/animations
• Sticky/fixed UI layers on Home (sticky header, fixed floating WhatsApp button, fixed bottom mobile CTA bar, fixed mobile drawer, modal overlays

What I have already checked / implemented:

• No global overflow-y hidden on html/body in base styles.
• html and body use overflow-x hidden only, to prevent horizontal bleed.
• No global touchmove or wheel preventDefault handlers.
• Scroll listener is passive.
• IntersectionObserver is only used for reveal animations (adds classes), not for scroll blocking.
• Home hero uses min-height based on svh units.
• There is a custom body scroll lock utility used for modals/mobile drawer:
  • On lock: body is set to position fixed with top = -scrollY, width 100%, overflowY scroll.
  • On unlock: those styles are reset and window scroll position is restored.
  • Uses a lock counter and cleanup on unmount.

Any advice on how to fix this issue would be greatly appreciated.

I've set a goal to earn a specific amount of money by 2026, and I plan to achieve this through my own venture rather than traditional jobs. I am also looking to improve my fitness and get shredded, so I'll be doing cardio and going to gym daily.

I'm in search of a dedicated accountability partner who can help keep me motivated to work on my startup every day, and keep me checked on working out everyday, ensuring I stay focused and avoid distractions.

If your goals and timezone align with this, feel free to DM.

Need someone who’ll also be working/studying tonight so we can stay on zoom, keep each other focused, do check-ins, maybe Pomodoro sessions, and stop doomscrolling 😭

I’ll be working continuously till morning. Prefer someone serious about getting stuff done tonight.

Drop a comment or DM with:
• Age / Timezone
• What you’re working on
• How long you’ll be up for

Let’s suffer productively 🤝