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Its has finally been released!!!
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Its has finally been released!!!

Hi all,

Firstly i would like to say thank you to the people who helped test this app for me, it was a great help.

For those of you who dont know, I have made a darts game for me and my mates called Crazy Horses — basically a horse racing game using dart scores 🏇😂

We’ve been playing it down our rugby club and it’s actually turned out really fun (and competitive…)

Its something different to a standard game of darts and it’s actually a good laugh (especially after a few beers 😂)

Thought I’d share it here in case anyone else fancies trying something different on darts night 👍

Would love any feedback.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.crazyhorses.game

u/Globalfighter14 — 2 days ago

Translation Test

My App is already live thanks to AppHive but I'm currently adding languages I don't speak.

Is it possible to run a test for a specific language with AppHive? Can I make sure only people who speak those languages are testing?

I'm looking for French/Spanish/Portuguese speakers if that matters.

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u/Gnarfo1990 — 2 days ago
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I'm building a simple ops tool for small companies, would love blunt feedback

Hey folks, I'm working on EveryFlow. It started from a pretty boring problem: small companies often run HR in spreadsheets, leave in chat, claims in Google Drive, invoices somewhere else, and then everyone forgets which file is the latest.

I'm trying to make a lighter all-in-one workspace for teams that are too small for enterprise HR software but already tired of scattered tools.

What it has now:

  • employees, leave, claims
  • company docs and e-sign style flows
  • payroll export
  • simple CRM/invoices
  • projects, inventory, helpdesk
  • invite codes so staff can join the right company

I know "all-in-one" can sound dangerous because it can turn into a bloated mess. I'm trying to keep it simple and practical for 5-100 person teams.

Would love feedback on the positioning more than compliments:

  • is this too broad?
  • would a small business owner understand it quickly?
  • should I narrow the first landing page to HR only?

Link: https://everyflow.net

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u/Accurate-Beyond-9627 — 4 days ago
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I built an AI-powered security & monitoring app — looking for honest feedback

Hey everyone 👋

I’ve been working on an Android app called VIGIL focused on smart monitoring, AI-powered features, and a futuristic user experience.

The goal was to create something clean, useful, and easy to use instead of complicated security-style apps.

Some features:
• AI-powered experience
• Modern UI
• Smart monitoring tools
• Fast & lightweight
• Smooth mobile experience

I’d genuinely love feedback from real users:

  • What feels good?
  • What should improve?
  • What features would you like next?

Play Store:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pahummn.vigil

Would appreciate honest reviews and suggestions 🚀

u/No-Temperature-3558 — 4 days ago

My Metronome app is finally live. Huge thanks to the dev community

I just launched my first app on the Google Play Store: Metronome by AlightStar. It is just a tiny, simple application designed to help musicians keep their tempo. 🚀

Honestly, I could not have reached this milestone alone. I really want to send a heartfelt thank you to this community:

  • Without this platform, independent developers like me would have no way to connect with each other.
  • I am deeply grateful to the testers here. Without your constant feedback and bug reports, I would not have survived Google's stressful fourteen-day testing phase.

To be completely blunt, the whole review and approval process was a total emotional rollercoaster for me:

  • I spent days filled with anxiety, just waiting for Google's feedback and feeling incredibly nervous every time I checked the console.
  • To be honest, opening more than a dozen apps from other developers every single day was quite exhausting. Hilariously, there were a few applications where I had absolutely no idea what they were for, or they were in languages I did not understand, so I just ended up randomly tapping around (please forgive me for that! ^^).
  • I was so terrified that something might go wrong with the application, forcing Google to reject it and making me reset the whole testing phase from the very beginning.
  • I kept worrying that people would get tired of waiting and leave, which would mean I would not have enough testers. But luckily, most of the testers chose to stay and keep supporting me. Even though one or two people did leave along the way, I still had enough testers to cross the finish line.

If you happen to need a simple metronome or are just curious to see how this little project turned out after all that back-and-forth testing, please feel free to give it a try. Any honest feedback would mean the world to me.

👉 Google Play Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alightstar.metronome

Thanks again for all the support. Happy coding!

u/thanhastro — 4 days ago

App is live finally!!

Thanks to AppHive, my app AdvoCase India is finally live after 4 times rejection from Google

u/Dazzling-Actuary-125 — 4 days ago

500 Ratings & 4.72 Stars! 6 Months of Winning Together

6 months ago, I was stuck.

I hit the same wall many of you are facing right now: the "14-day / 12-tester" requirement. I needed a reliable way to get through closed testing, so I built App Hive, a place where developers could support each other's journey to production.

Fast forward to today, and I’m incredibly proud of what we’ve built. We now have over 4,000 developers in the ecosystem!

But the number that touches me most is this: 500+ users have taken the time to rate us, maintaining a 4.72-star average. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

In a space where "copycat" apps have started to pop up, this level of trust from the community proves that our disciplined system with its mandatory screenshots, RP (Reputation) points, and verified tasks is what developers actually need to succeed.

Why the Hive keeps growing:

Real Accountability: No ghost testers. Our daily task and evidence system ensures your 14-day cycle is solid.

Quality Over Everything: The RP system rewards the most reliable testers and keeps the community healthy.

More Than Just Testing: Once you pass the finish line, features like Hive Hub and The Colony help you network with other successful devs.

A massive thank you to the thousands of you using the app and the 500+ who shared their love with these ratings. We are just getting started! 🐝

Join the community and beat the 14-day rule: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.codignia.apphive

u/Evening_Candy9567 — 7 days ago
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Built my own expense tracker because every "free" app wanted my bank access

Hey everyone 👋

Long time lurker, first time poster here. Wanted to share something I've been working on for the past few months. Honest reason I built this app I got genuinely annoyed.

I was trying every budget app on the Play Store and every single one either wanted my phone number, bank account access, or made me create an account just to track that I spent ₹20 on chai. It felt wrong. These apps are "free" but they're clearly making money off my data somewhere.

So I just... built my own. I'm a solo developer from India and this is my first published app.

It's called CashFlow - Expense Tracker.

The whole point was simple what if an expense tracker just worked, with zero data leaving your phone?

→ No login of any kind. You open it and it works.

→ Fully offline. No Firebase, no backend, nothing.

→ Adding an expense takes under 5 seconds. Genuinely timed it.

→ Basic analytics so you can see where money is going at month end.

Built it in Flutter. Local storage only. No ads inside the app either.

I'm not here to say it's perfect it's my first app and I'm sure there are things I've missed. But I'd genuinely love feedback from this community, especially around:

- Play Store listing / screenshots are they clear enough?

- Anything that looks off as a developer?

- Would you personally use something like this?

Play Store link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.setubandhTech.cashflow&hl=en

Thanks for reading. Any feedback is appreciated, even the brutal kind 🙏

u/Rare_Oven_8888 — 7 days ago

AppHive Question

Hey Hivers,

I am currently tasking in a Hive right now and it is going so well.
I am so pleased with the app and the process of holding testers accountable and ensuring we all pass the closed testing phase!!

I have one qualm with a situation I would like clarity on.

My app has been reviewed 6 days now and every day, every tester is submitting screenshots from various pages and modes from my app, clearly experiencing all the capabilities and functions. I have one tester however who has submitted 6 identical screenshots. maybe they are from different days but they are all from my app homepage. Clearly they are opening the app, taking a screenshot, and going on to review others. This tester isn't going into any other functions of my app even though I and all the other testers are.

I rejected their report last night and left a comment saying they should be testing within the app, not just opening and screenshotting the home page.

My rejection was denied and I was penalized 1 inactivity point. What is this? Are we not expected to test apps? Are we not expected to post new screenshots every day from different functions of an app? Am I the crazy one?

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u/GlyndwrKog — 8 days ago
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Hey everyone 👋

I recently released my first puzzle game and I’m trying to improve it based on real player feedback.

It’s a simple arrows-based puzzle where you solve levels by guiding directions — designed to be minimal and relaxing.

I’d really appreciate if some of you could try it out and share honest feedback (even harsh criticism is welcome 🙏).

Things I’d love feedback on:
• Is the game intuitive?
• Level difficulty balance
• UI/UX feel
• Anything confusing or annoying

Here’s the link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.arrowspuzzle.escape

Even playing for 5 minutes and sharing your thoughts would help a lot.

Thanks in advance 🙌

u/kaushal_bahl — 12 days ago
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Retakr. I built an Android app to stop myself from doomscrolling

I have a problem with social media. Uninstalling never worked, I'd always come back. So I built Retakr: an app + URL blocker that locks social media during work hours and sets daily time limits. It also has a strict mode that makes it impossible to bypass, that part really made the difference for me.

What bothered me about existing solutions: most are subscription-based (stressful), and the free ones are too easy to bypass. Retakr is a one-time purchase, works offline, no account, no data collection.

It's working for me. Hope it helps someone else too.

Would love honest feedback, features, UX, anything.

Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jozaforge.retakr

u/Silent-Name-1020 — 8 days ago

Can I use remaining credits on another app

After testing my app with AppHive, and publish it on Play Store, i still have some credits, how to use them, can I start another Hive with another app? or shoud restart from the beginning,

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u/HighwayHungry8456 — 8 days ago

250+ Developers Coordinating the Google Play Closed Test in App Hive

Right now, over 250 solo developers are navigating the 14-day requirement together. The active communities shown here represent a collective effort to move through the final technical hurdle toward Production.

🐝 The 17-Member Synergy

We organize developers into synchronized units of exactly 17. This structure provides a built-in safety net of 16 testers for your application, ensuring you stay safely above the mandatory 12-user threshold for the entire duration.

📸 Verified Activity

Reliability is built on proof rather than just trust. To ensure the consistent activity logs required for a successful 14-day streak, every participant must upload a daily screenshot of the app they are testing.

🛡️ Community Integrity

This is a system of mutual support where only those who help are permitted to stay. To protect the progress of the group, any developer who fails to test their peers' apps is automatically removed from the unit. This ensures the remaining 16 developers aren't held back by inactivity.

Join a community where solo developers don't have to face the 14-day hurdle alone.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.codignia.apphive

u/Evening_Candy9567 — 9 days ago
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I built a Flutter app called CrazyTap – Speed Tap Challenge 🚀

The idea started when I wanted a super fast and addictive tap-based game/app experience with clean animations and lightweight performance.

Main focus:
• Smooth performance
• Minimal UI
• Fast interactions
• Lightweight APK

Built using Flutter.

I’m currently improving:t

  • animations
  • sound effects
  • reward system
  • UI polish

Would genuinely love feedback from Android users and Flutter developers.

What features would make this more addictive/fun?

Play Store link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.crazytap.app

u/Local-Mango272 — 11 days ago

My hive doesn't get it

90% of my hive for my first app doesn't seem to get that its not just about opening app for 15 seconds, screenshot, close app. Only a few users have given any meaningful feedback. Heck even a "nice app" would be nice.

Most of them haven't put out any updates for their app, and I try to make meaningful feedback about UI or translation or they should put out some guide on how to use their app.

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u/giveen — 12 days ago

Professionals, how many hives are you on?

I'll be honest, I'm a new developer, but i'm simultaneously working on 5 apps at once. Each are in their own phase with the leader "Weather Manager" only about a week away and still holding 22 installs. I'm considering dumping some dough on the hive credits. Just wondering how many people here have multiple apps being developed. Do you have multiple hives for multiple apps, or multiple hives for one?

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u/WildEcho94 — 12 days ago

Can anyone help me?

I accepted a task to earn UPs, and later I joined a testing group. I completed all my tasks in the testing group, but I received this notification. I think it might be because I didn’t complete the “Codignia” task, but I don’t know where to find it.

u/Equal-Ad4180 — 11 days ago