Hey! I'm building Venn because I wanted a more private way to share updates or posts with the circles in my life without everyone seeing what I have to say.

The way it works is you add connections, like any other social network, and you sort the connection into a circle which could be friends, family, colleagues, run club, school parents etc.

When you write a post or share an update, you chose which circle sees this post, so if you want to post "Kids are at after school club today" and you only want your School Parents & Family circles to see it, you just select them circles.

Or if you wanted to share a holiday update and only want friends and family to see it so colleagues can't snoop, just select friends & family circle.

You also can't share the posts elsewhere, or into other circles when you see them, and the plan is to add screenshot blocking once released so you can't screenshot the posts either. But for testing I'm keeping screenshots working.

I'd love to get some early feedback, it's currently on the second build with a few users.

Hi all! I just got TestFlight approval for Qurvix, a neon arcade territory game I've been building for iPhone. It's inspired by the arcade classic Qix, but with a fresh neon look and unique gameplay (tilt or swipe).

Guide your marker along the border, venture into open space to draw trails, connect back to claim territory. Claim 75% of the playfield to advance. The Qurvix, a glowing and constantly morphing creature, roams the open space and if it crosses your trail while you're still drawing, you lose health and your trail is wiped. Sparx patrol the border edges.

I would love feedback on:

• Controls (Which do you prefer? How does it feel?)
• Difficulty curve across levels
• Overall impression
• Any bugs
• Suggestions welcome!

Thanks!

More info at: https://qurvix.app

Hi everyone,

I'm a solo indie developer, and for the past few months, I’ve been pouring my heart into building Syndic, a simple, clean, and completely native RSS reader for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS.

Doing everything on my own is definitely a challenge, but it's also incredibly rewarding. Today, I feel ready (and a bit nervous!) to open up the public beta and get some real-world feedback from you guys.

Since it's just me testing things, I could really use your help to see how it holds up, especially with two key features:

• OPML Import: To make sure migrating your existing feeds from other readers is completely seamless.
• iCloud Syncing: To ensure your reading status stays perfectly updated across your iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

If you want to take a look at the project, you can check out the website here:https://magicappslab.com

Hi everyone 👋

I’m looking for beta testers for ProCalendar, a modern iOS calendar app focused on productivity, widgets, weather integration and Apple Watch support.

Main features:
• Premium widgets (glass, transparent, dark)
• Apple Watch synchronization
• Smart travel notifications
• Weather inside events
• Themes & dark mode
• Fast event creation

I’m especially looking for feedback on:

• Widgets
• Apple Watch experience
• Travel notifications
• UI/UX
• Performance & stability

Thanks a lot for any feedback 🙌

I am currently building this app, based on what I was missing from travel apps, social features and compare modes for friends and fellow travelers. I would love some feedback on the overall user experience so I can make it as good as possible.

Meridian Passport is a social travel passport for tracking where you’ve been, where you’re going, and the memories you collect along the way.

Build your travel map, add passport stamps, share updates with friends, and discover other travelers in the community. Prefer to keep it personal? Switch to private mode and use Meridian as your own travel tracker.

After months of working on this app, i created viewbuddy which gives a social aspect to rating and reviewing shows/movies. I saw other apps like this but wanted to create a twist. Would be curious to see what you think about it.

TestFlight is now open for external testing. iPhone 15pro and iOS26+. Feel free to try it and let me know what works, what feels confusing, or what could be improved.

Thanks so much for helping test it!

Hi everyone,

We’ve built a minimal, privacy-focused personal data vault and are looking for beta testers for iOS.

Fields is designed to securely store personal information completely on-device with encryption. The app focuses on simplicity, privacy, and organization without accounts, ads, or cloud dependency by default.

Current features include:
• Encrypted on-device storage
• Face ID / Touch ID protection
• Custom fields and nested subfields for organizing data
• Secure vault-style UI for IDs, documents, notes, and sensitive info
• Export & import encrypted backups
• Privacy overlay when switching apps
• Minimal and clean design
• Offline-first experience

We’re especially looking for feedback on:
• Security & privacy behavior
• Face ID / Touch ID reliability
• Export/import flow
• App lock & overlay behavior while multitasking
• UI/UX consistency
• Performance and stability with lots of data

Please try adding random data, long notes, many fields/subfields, and stress test the app however you can.

If you’re interested in testing or giving feedback, feel free to comment or DM. Your feedback would really help us improve the app before launch.

Trace Your Time is an app I built around a simple but uncomfortable truth:

"Time is the only resource money cannot buy and age cannot return. Every second spent unknowingly is a second lost forever, yet most of us move through our days without ever truly seeing where those moments go."

It connects to your Apple Calendar and shows you exactly where your time went - by day, week, month, or year - as a visual breakdown. No manual input, no extra sync. If it's in your Calendar, it's in your summary.

Currently in beta. Would love some testers.

Hello, I’m looking for beta testers for Phrida 2.0, a major rewrite of my music player app for iOS. There are 50 slots available.

Version 2.0 is basically a new app: every view, playback flow, queue system, local library handling, statistics logic, and much of the underlying architecture has been rebuilt from scratch.

The app supports both synced iTunes library content and locally imported audio files, with a unified playback queue, local metadata/artwork handling, lyrics support, statistics tracking, smart playlists, audiobook support, and Airplay/Google Cast integration.

I’m especially looking for testers who can help stress-test:

- Playback with synced and local files.

- Queue behavior and shuffle logic.

- Artwork and metadata loading for local files.

- Lyrics fetching and lyrics editing.

- Statistics tracking and correct behavior

- Smart playlists generation and variety.

- Google Cast playback.

- Audiobook metadata/playback especially chapters support.

- General UI performance and loading times.

- Achievement tracking and support.

Premium version can be unlocked for free during the beta phase to test every available feature.

Any feedback is useful: bug reports, crashes, confusing behavior, performance issues, UI suggestions, or feature ideas.

Thanks!

Hi everyone 👋

I’ve been working for months on Reelist, a movie & TV tracking app built with React Native / Expo.

The app focuses on:

• tracking movies and TV shows
• episode progress
• discovering new content
• exploring connections between actors, directors and projects
• personalized recommendations
• clean and modern UI

Some current features:

• watchlist & favorites
• episode tracking
• swipe-based recommendations
• trending/discovery sections
• detailed movie/show/person pages
• collaboration network between actors/projects

What I’m mainly looking for:

• overall app stability
• navigation & usability feedback
• performance issues
• UI inconsistencies
• recommendations feedback

Thanks a lot to anyone willing to help test the app 🙌

Disclosure: I'm Bill, the developer of feelune.

feelune is an app where you read short passages (poems, excerpts, prose) and notice what emotions they stir in you. Not a mood tracker. Not "how are you feeling today?" The passage is the mirror.

36 emotions. Press-and-hold to score. After submitting, compare your reading with others who read the same passage.

Built around Lisa Feldman Barrett's research on emotional granularity. ~4,000 passages in English. Free on TestFlight, looking for 50-100 testers.

Especially want feedback on: does the press-duration mechanic feel natural? Any emotions missing? Scene quality?

After struggling to make App Store screenshots work consistently I decided I’d make an app for it. I want to share the TestFlight for the first time to up to 100 testers.

Please note it’s still alpha/early, but working end to end. Storekit should be working to add premium and remove watermarks. Would appreciate any feedback what you like and what needs improving.

Has some interesting features already - connect to existing listing to get into, App Store Connect download/upload, split frame in the hero, backgrounds. Still a bit rough at the edges, would appreciate any feedback.

Early testers will be included in further rounds. I’m looking to add a lot more including templates, localisation, wider Mac support ++ in the future if I see interest.

Give feedback the usual TestFlight way or via this (for now) private channel (request access and I’ll accept).
r/LaunchCanvasApp

Hi r/TestFlight, I'm building Vitara, a local-first Apple Health / Apple Watch dashboard for people who track sleep, HRV, activity, heart rate, and workouts.

TestFlight has 50 seats.

What I'm looking for feedback on:

- whether the dashboard makes Apple Health trends easier to scan

- which Apple Watch metrics you check daily

- whether the optional AI summary consent/data-boundary wording feels clear

A few notes:

- all current Pro features are unlocked during TestFlight

- AI is optional and only after consent

- health insights are informational/wellness-only, not medical advice

I’ve always struggled with "task list guilt." Most productivity apps treat unfinished tasks as "overdue," hitting you with red badges and stress the next morning. Eventually, the list gets so long and intimidating that you just stop opening the app.

I wanted something different, so I built Dawny.

It’s an iOS app based on a single, somewhat radical thesis: Overdue tasks are a design flaw. Instead of carrying over yesterday’s failure, Dawny gives you a clean slate every single day.

How it works

• The 3 AM Reset: Every night (or at your custom reset time), your "Daily Focus" is cleared. Yesterday's unfinished tasks don't pile up.
• Make It Count: If you ignore a task too many times, Dawny doesn't just keep moving it back to your backlog. It moves it to an Archive. This isn't a punishment but an honest signal that the task might not be a real priority right now.
• Stop overengineering your to-dos: There are no due dates, no reminders, and no red text. You decide every morning what actually matters today.
• Privacy by Architecture: There is no server, no account, and no tracking. Your data stays on your device or in your own iCloud via Apple Reminders sync if you choose to enable it. Dawny is also published on github if you want to have a look at the code.

Why I’m posting here

Dawny is a solo hobby project, and I’ve just opened the Public Beta via TestFlight.

The app tends to work especially well for people who find rigid, deadline-heavy systems overwhelming, including many neurodivergent thinkers like me. I’m looking for testers who are willing to use it for a few days and tell me if this "reset" philosophy actually helps clear their head, or if there's anything I can change to make this app your favorite to-do list to use every day.

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for beta testers for PlantTracker.

PlantTracker is a plant care app for people who manage multiple plants and want a simple way to stay organized.

It focuses on:

• flexible care reminders
• adjustable intervals
• care logs for each plant
• photos and notes
• plant history
• AI-supported care plans after adding a plant

It’s not meant to be a huge plant encyclopedia or a social gardening app. The focus is on keeping plant care organized and easy to follow.

Best fit:

• you have several plants, ideally 5+
• you sometimes lose track of watering, fertilizing, repotting, or pruning
• you’re willing to share honest feedback

The TestFlight link is limited to 100 testers.

I’d especially appreciate feedback on whether the reminder flow, care logs, and interval adjustments feel useful with real plants.