My Personal Sommelier is an iPhone app entirely in Italian, designed for Italian-speaking wine enthusiasts.

The app allows users to recognize wine labels from photos, create and organize a personal wine cellar, analyze photos of food menus and wine lists, and receive pairing suggestions.

I am looking specifically for Italian-speaking testers who can evaluate:

usability and clarity;
wine label recognition;
menu and wine list reading accuracy;
response speed;
the usefulness of the suggested pairings.

The app is currently available only in Italian. It is still in beta, and automatically generated results may contain inaccuracies.

Feedback can be submitted directly through the app or through TestFlight.

Se parli italiano e ti interessa il vino, il tuo feedback sarà molto utile.

Thank you for helping me improve My Personal Sommelier.

I'm developing Fennec Cast, a PODCAST PLAYER for iOS, Apple WatchOS (alpha), MacOS (alpha) and Apple TV (soon...)

I'm looking for 50 listeners who use an iPhone, especially.

Tasks:

1. Import/add at least three podcasts
2. Listen for 10 minutes
3. Test the queue ("Playing next")
4. Test the Skip Music / Play music at 1x feature.
5. Apple Watch: Download an episode for offline listening.

The subscription works in sandbox mode: no actual payments. I’m looking for issues and reasons not to switch apps, not compliments.

***PLEASE: Send your crash reports and your comments (Screenshot + Share comment)***

Thank you!

`OLENRI helps you see your situation more clearly, understand yourself, and find your next step.

I’m looking for iPhone users to test the app and share honest feedback.

Try having a real conversation with OLENRI, explore your Next Step, and let me know what feels useful, confusing, or could be improved.

Available in 8 languages.

All honest feedback is welcome. Thank you!`

I've been building this solo for a few months and planning to release around early September. Public TestFlight is open until then and I'd really like feedback while I can still change things.

It's just a simple pickleball game. Pull back, aim, release - the trajectory line tells you exactly where the ball will land, but where it rolls after that is the part you have to learn.

- One daily course, five holes, identical for every player in the world that day

- Endless levels - and every one is proven playable before you see it, because the generator runs thousands of physics sims on a hole and throws it away if the cup can't actually be reached

- 13 twists that rewrite the physics (ice court, magnet cup, portal walls, moon gravity, kitchen fire) and they stack

- 26 hand-drawn worlds you drive between on little islands

- A seven-division league against computer opponents that gets genuinely hard

- Home Screen widget, optional Game Center leaderboards

Free. No ads, no IAP, no subscription, nothing to sign up for. Plays offline. Built in SwiftUI and SpriteKit with no game engine, and laid out for iPad rather than stretched to fit it.

What I'd most like to know: does the shot feel right, and where does the difficulty curve go wrong for you?

Hey everyone! 👋

I just opened up the TestFlight beta for Gradient - Energy Saving Pet - a virtual pet that thrives when you save energy in your home. Think Finch or Tamagotchi but instead of self-care check ins, your pet thrives when you complete energy saving tasks like turning off the lights or unplugging a device.

Key Features in this Beta:

• Easily log energy saving tasks
• Decorate your pets room
• Track your pet's mood

I'll be actively responding to every comment and happy to implement bug fixes or feature ideas you all come up with.

Hey everyone,

I built LeakGuard, an iOS app that checks if your password has appeared in known data breaches using the Have I Been Pwned database.

Why I built it:
Most people reuse passwords across sites. One breach = all accounts at risk.

How it works:
• Your password is hashed on-device (SHA-1)
• Only the first 5 characters of the hash are sent to the API (k-anonymity)
• The full password NEVER leaves your device

Features:
✅ Instant password breach check
✅ Secure password generator
✅ Check history (stored locally, encrypted)
✅ No account required
✅ No tracking, no analytics

Looking for beta testers to squash bugs and suggest features before launch.

Feedback welcome! 🙏

Hey everyone!

I’ve spent the past year+ building PlanCoach, an app for people who procrastinate, struggle to start tasks, or get distracted easily.

The core idea is: PlanCoach breaks something you’re avoiding into small, low-friction steps, then uses ideas like the Zeigarnik effect to help you build momentum.

But it’s more than a task splitter.

PlanCoach has different "coaches", each built around a specific method for a specific kind of problem: sleeping, exercising, eating, studying, having a difficult conversation, etc.

For example, if you have to study something painfully boring, one coach turns it into a little fantasy RPG, so you’re learning the skills needed to protect your village and eventually slay the dragon. Surprisingly effective at making boring things feel meaningful.

A lot of the design came from feedback from people with procrastination issues and ADHD.

There’s a Navigation Mode that shows only the one thing you should be doing right now in huge text, so if you get distracted halfway through a task, you don’t have to mentally reconstruct what you were doing.

You can also quickly dump distracting thoughts into an in-app capture tool while focusing, get them out of your head, and return to the task.

The important part is that these aren’t separate productivity features bolted together, they’re designed to work as one system.

I’m now releasing a pretty big update. You can schedule recurring tasks to start themselves, for example:

• Every night: read the first line of your favorite book.
• Every Friday night: spend a few minutes reviewing what you did well that week.

Because this update changes quite a lot, I’d really love some help testing it.

I’ll be checking this Reddit thread every day and replying to every piece of feedback (if any). If you find bugs or give feedback that meaningfully improves PlanCoach, I’m also happy to give out monthly, quarterly, or even lifetime memberships as a thank-you.

If this sounds useful to you, especially if you have ADHD or constantly struggle with starting things, I’d love to have you in the TestFlight.

Thanks!

Hi! I'm the dev of Pawport — a living passport for your dog. Walks, baths, grooming days, vet visits, and "crimes" become stamped pages in an official-looking, deeply cute passport book run by the Bureau of Very Good Dogs.

It's local-first: everything lives on-device + your private iCloud. No accounts, no backend.

Would love feedback on the onboarding, the passport book, and the camera capture flow. Thanks for testing!

This is an offline mac music app that I've been working on, using the great old Aqua user interface. I need a simple music app that works the way the music app used to work, so I've made this. Interested in having some people try it out, just to make sure it works as well for them as it does for me. Has a mini player and artwork window. Plays all the standard audio formats including FLAC. Just drag the files into it. Metadata editing of all the standard audio fields. Supports the keyboard media keys.

I am the developer. NepTunes has been on the Mac App Store since 2015 and version 4 is a full rewrite, so I would rather have it broken by testers than by reviewers.

What it does

Apple Music still has no built-in Last.fm scrobbling. NepTunes adds it, for Apple Music and for Spotify, and builds the rest of a player around it:

• A menu bar item with artwork, playback control and your recent tracks
• Global hotkeys for playback and volume, with on-screen HUDs
• A Now Playing widget for Notification Center
• Share links: copy one link for whatever is playing and it opens in Apple Music,
• Spotify or Deezer, whichever one the person you sent it to actually uses
• Desktop widgets that are plain HTML, CSS and JavaScript bundles running against a
• documented API, so you can install someone else's or write your own

Everything in that list is free except the desktop widgets, which are part of an optional Pro subscription along with a few customisation extras.

Requirements

macOS 26 or later. It reads what Apple Music or Spotify are playing, so you need at least one of them installed.

What would help most:

• Scrobbling accuracy, especially around pausing, seeking, and switching between the two players in one session
• Whether the menu bar item and the hotkeys survive sleep, display changes and long uptime
• Anything in the 14 shipping languages that reads wrong to a native speaker

I read everything here, so post bugs in the comments if you would rather not use the TestFlight feedback form.

Looking for iOS testers for a 2-week beta — full Premium access (AI questions, weekly insights) free during the beta.

Starforge Horizons is the first game I've ever made.

I have spent a good bit of time building this by myself. It's a game where you do ship management, build out rooms, manage your crew, and fight other ships. If you know FTL or Pixel Starships you'll get it instantly, I basically mashed those two together and made it my own.

It's definitely still pretty early and needs a lot of work, but I would love to get some feedback! Most everyone is providing feedback on discord (link in game).

Let me know what you think!

Idle Dial is a clean, simple internet radio app for iPhone.

Search for stations, save favourites, add a station through its stream link, and listen using background playback, Lock Screen controls and headphones.

There are no adverts, accounts or subscriptions. This is the first external beta, so I’m looking for honest feedback on station search, playback reliability and anything that feels unclear or broken.

Requires iOS 16 or later. Ten tester places are available.

Veilr exists to make private internet access one tap, even when the network makes that difficult.

We built it for people who do not want to work through server lists and protocol settings. Veilr checks the routes available on the network you are using and picks one automatically.

We are looking for testers, especially in countries where VPN connections are blocked, unreliable or change without warning.

Please test on the mobile or Wi-Fi network you actually use.
If Veilr cannot find a working connection, the app will offer to send a private report. It includes the app and build version, network type, routes tried, where they failed and how long they took. It does not include browsing activity, traffic contents, DNS queries, messages, calls, Wi-Fi names or exact location.

The TestFlight beta is free for 90 days. Every complete failed-connection report submitted during the beta with a verified working email address, including an anonymous address, will receive 3 months of Veilr at no charge after public release. The email lets us verify the report, reply and deliver the reward.

Veilr is localised in English, Arabic, Russian, Turkish, Simplified Chinese, Urdu, Spanish (Mexico), French and Hindi. It is built for iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple TV. This beta is currently open on iPhone and iPad. Mac and Apple TV are awaiting TestFlight review.

Salut ! Je développe Nascio, une plateforme française qui met en relation les éleveurs

de chiens et de chats avec les personnes qui cherchent un animal — l'idée : trouver son

compagnon directement chez l'éleveur qui l'a vu naître, avec plus de transparence que

sur les sites d'annonces généralistes.

Je cherche des testeurs pour mettre l'app iOS à l'épreuve.

À tester : création de compte, recherche (liste + carte), fiches d'élevages, favoris,

messagerie avec photos. Les élevages et animaux visibles sont des données de démo.

C'est une bêta : des choses peuvent casser, et les données de test pourront être

réinitialisées sans préavis. Service gratuit, sans publicité. Les contenus publiés sont

modérés (automatiquement et manuellement) : tout contenu inapproprié = bannissement

immédiat. Politique de confidentialité : https://www.nascio.fr/confidentialite

Retours via les captures TestFlight ou contact@nascio.fr. Je réponds aux questions en

commentaires. Merci !

Hi everyone,

I got tired of IPTV players that bury your playlist under ads and upsells, so I tried building my own. It's the first app I've ever made, and I'm still very much learning as I go.

It's a player for the sources you already have — you add your own Xtream or M3U playlist, and it plays your live TV, Movies and TV Shows.

Key Features

• Quick onboarding filters the catalogue down to your languages and interests
• iPhone, iPad and Apple TV, with the Apple TV set up from your phone
• Channels and watch progress sync through your own iCloud — no account with me, nothing on my servers
• Movies and TV Shows get posters, descriptions and ratings on their own
• A sports section that tells you which of your channels is showing a match
• Live TV with three views: on now, a guide grid (Hold press to preview) and a full schedule
• Personalized Feed view
• Picture in Picture, AirPlay, subtitle and audio track selection
• Data ist stored local on your devices

It's not a content service, to be clear: no channels, no subscriptions, nothing included. Without your own source it's an empty player.

I'd like to get it right before making it public, and honestly I don't know yet where the weak spots are. If you have a few minutes to try it, I'd be grateful for anything you notice — bugs, things that feel awkward, things you'd expect that aren't there. Apple TV especially, that's had the least testing. Critical feedback is welcome, that's the whole point.

Free on TestFlight, link and details here: https://giuseppegiglio3k.github.io/webiptv/beta/

Thanks for reading.

I've been building a messenger where everything lives on your device, chats, calls, and media are stored only on each phone. Messages are end-to-end encrypted (Signal's Double Ratchet), delivered through an ephemeral relay that keeps no message tables, and now with sealed sender, so between updated phones the server doesn't even see who a message is from.

It's more than chat, though, one app with:

• Locked & hidden chats (each with its own password)
• Public feed + private communities, a marketplace, and a wallet
• Bluetooth mesh + AirDrop-style nearby sharing (works with no internet)
• Username-only signup, no phone number required

Looking for a handful of people to try it on TestFlight and tell me what breaks or feels off. iPhone only for now. Comment for any questions.

App is being updated frequently!!