Hey everyone! I’m looking for a few iOS users to test the Simplyr beta through Apple’s TestFlight app.

Simplyr is a student planning and study app that combines:

• Classes and assignments
• Exams, events, and reminders
• Habits and study sessions
• GPA and grade tools
• Journals, flashcards, and academic resources

In exchange for testing the app and sharing honest feedback, I’ll grant approved testers a free lifetime Pro membership, valued at over $200.

Join the beta here:

https://testflight.apple.com/join/4psRbA6N

After signing up, send me a message with the email you used so I can activate your lifetime membership. Feedback can be positive, negative, or feature-focused—we want to improve Simplyr with real student input.

Thanks for helping us build it!

The idea came from my own experience with ADHD and from getting frustrated with how most productivity apps work. You can sit down to do something, get distracted, open another tab, forget what you were doing, come back to the original task, get distracted again… and suddenly you’ve spent 45 minutes doing absolutely nothing you actually wanted to do.

So I’m trying something different with Ersa.

It lives quietly in your Mac’s menu bar and is designed to notice when you might be getting stuck or overwhelmed, things like constantly switching between tabs or getting caught in a loop — and gently check in with you in that moment.

You don't have to organise anything or keep track of anything.

You can type to Ersa or just talk to her, and she talks back.

It's very early, and I genuinely don't know yet whether I've got this right.

So I've opened the beta to a small group of people and I'd really love feedback from people who actually experience this day to day.

Especially:

• Does Ersa check in at the right time?
• Does her tone feel helpful or annoying?
• Does anything feel intrusive?
• Is there something you wish she'd notice?
• And honestly, does the whole idea actually make sense to you?

If you want to try it, here's the TestFlight link:

https://testflight.apple.com/join/7aA1UMPy

You'll need Apple's free TestFlight app first, then the link should take you through the installation.

I'm genuinely interested in the bad feedback. 😂 This is a beta, and I'd much rather know now if something feels annoying, pointless or creepy than after I've spent another six months building it.

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The galaxy is opening… and we need commanders.
Stellar Crossing is a persistent online space strategy game where every player begins with a planet and a choice:
What will you build from it?
Expand your economy. Research new technology. Build powerful fleets. Explore the galaxy. Raid rival worlds. Form alliances. Fight wars. Control valuable resources. And compete for political power within your solar system.
But here’s the thing:
The galaxy is shared.
The players around you are real people building their own worlds, fleets, alliances, and ambitions. The decisions you make can affect more than just your own planet.
⚔️ Build and command fleets
🪐 Develop your planet and economy
☄️ Claim — or steal — valuable asteroids
🔬 Research new technologies
🚀 Launch attacks against other worlds
🤝 Form alliances and coordinate defenses
🗳️ Vote in system elections
👑 Rise to positions of political power
🌌 Compete inside a persistent, shared galaxy
And right now, we’re looking for a small group of beta testers to help us shape what Stellar Crossing becomes.
This is an early beta. Things may break. Balance will change. Features will evolve.
That’s exactly why we want you there.
Early testers won’t just be playing the game — your battles, strategies, feedback, and probably a few spectacular disasters will help us build it.
Think you have what it takes to leave your mark on the galaxy?
🌠 Join the Stellar Crossing Beta.
The Crossing is opening. Who will you become on the other side?

https://stellarcrossing.com

I've been building BinderTrax, a trading card app that combines everything collectors and card dealers usually juggle across separate apps and spreadsheets into one place. Looking for a handful of testers on Android before a wider release.

I'm a developer by trade, and I've been using Card Dealer Pro and Collx for a few years. A few months ago I finally got frustrated enough to build my own app and put it out there with the million+ other apps. I was tired of CDP not making an effort to match TCG cards, making a weak attempt at sports cards, and having a 9% accuracy success rate. I tried making suggestions to their leadership, tried to explain how collectors and resellers actually do things, and they brushed me off, not to mention the constant errors you experience on both platforms.

What it does:

Scan cards instantly with your camera — identifies the card, pulls live market pricing, and adds it to your collection in seconds. Supports Pokémon, Magic, Yu-Gi-Oh, One Piece, sports cards, Funko, and a dozen+ other TCGs. Batch-scan a whole stack at once, or fly through cards one after another with the live scanner. The only thing we don't currently support is graded card lookups, but that's, hopefully, coming soon.

A real digital Binder for your collection, with live market value tracked automatically as prices move. For TCG, we have a ghost binder when viewing by set so you can see what you have and what you need.

Plus, my favorite, the PokeTrax (Pokedex) is where your cards build your Pokedex. Scanning a higher rarity will replace a lower rarity in PokeTrax.

Duplicate copies of the same card are grouped together in the Binder instead of cluttering your view, but each physical copy still tracks its own storage location independently — so you can have five copies of one card split across different boxes/binders and the app keeps that straight.

Full inventory management built in, not just a collection tracker — locations, stock levels, receiving, for anyone running this as a side hustle or business.

Barcode scanning for fast lookups, plus the ability to generate and print real barcode and QR inventory labels — no separate labeling software needed. Plus, you can scan your own QR or barcode when selling at shows to remove the card from your eBay inventory so you don't have to remember to do it after you get home.

Sell straight to eBay, including eBay variation listings (one listing, multiple card options a buyer picks from) that keep each copy's storage location attached, so when a variation sells, the app tells you exactly which physical copy to pull and where it is.

A point-of-sale checkout for in-person sales, with barcode scanning and QR "scan to pay."

Market trend tracking and a Dealer Hub showing what's moving, what's hot, and your own collection's value over time.

A condition "Appraiser" tool — photograph a card's front and back for an advisory centering/condition read before deciding whether to grade it.

A deck builder, wish list/buy list, and eBay price comps lookups.

What testing involves: install the app, use it for real over the next couple weeks (scan some cards, browse the Binder, try an eBay listing if you have an account, print a label if you have a printer handy), and tell me what breaks or feels confusing. This is Google Play closed testing, so it's low-commitment.

Yes, this app will eventually be paywalled because infrastructure and data API's aren't free, but I feel like the price per tier is competitive with other offerings because you get more with BinderTrax.

Opt in here for Android: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.bindertrax.app

Android users also must join Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/bindertrax

Opt in here for iOS: https://testflight.apple.com/join/UbkkZ6V5

Website: https://bindertrax.com

Happy to answer questions in the comments.

Facet hit the App Store this morning, after four rounds of App Review rejections.

You type what you want. "My next three classes and today's weather, over a hand-painted sunset behind mountains." The AI writes the layout, picks the data sources, paints the background, and you get a real WidgetKit widget on your home screen.

It can pull from calendar, reminders, weather, location, Apple Health, stocks and crypto, RSS, your bank through Plaid, and Gmail / Google Calendar / Notion through a one-tap connect. There's a raw REST and GraphQL connector too, so anything that returns JSON can go on your home screen.

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/facet-ai-widget-maker/id6792223571

Happy to answer anything about the build or the review gauntlet. Demo video is in the comments.

Hey everyone,

I’m currently looking for a few people to test my new iOS app through Apple TestFlight. The beta is completely free of course and I’m mainly looking for honest feedback from developers and people who regularly test new apps.

If you’re interested, you can join the beta here:

https://testflight.apple.com/join/b4A6myp4

Would really appreciate anyone who takes the time to try it out and share some feedback.

Thanks!

Hi r/betatesters!

I’m an independent developer working on Sentry, a privacy-first, 100% offline Android emergency SOS application.

The goal of this project is to turn any spare or primary phone into a standalone safety beacon without requiring 4G/Wi-Fi data, cloud servers, or monthly subscriptions.

I'm looking for beta testers in the US, UK, and Canada to help verify two critical real-world functions:

🧪 What Needs Testing:

1. 🎤 Voice Wake-Word & Regional Accents:
   • Since speech recognition runs 100% locally on the phone's CPU (no cloud/internet used), I need to test how accurately different regional accents (American, British, Canadian) trigger the offline emergency wake-word (e.g., shouting "HELP").
2. 📶 Carrier Calls & GPS SMS Dispatch:
   • Verify that automated distress calls and plain-text SMS messages (containing raw satellite GPS coordinates) execute properly across various telecom carriers (e.g., AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile, EE, Vodafone, Rogers, Telus, etc.).
3. 📱 Device Compatibility & UI Fit:
   • Ensure screen layout and local background monitoring perform smoothly across various Android devices (flagships, budget models, or rugged/dumbphones).

🛠️ Core Features:

• 🎤 Hands-Free Voice Detection: Detects emergency wake-words offline.
• 📶 Low-Signal SMS Dispatch: Sends raw satellite GPS location via standard text SMS (works even on 1-bar 2G/3G signal).
• 🚨 Sensor Impact Detection: Automated distress trigger if a severe collision is detected.
• 🔒 Zero Subscriptions & Zero Cloud Tracking: No user data leaves your device.

🎁 Tester Reward

To thank you for your time and feedback, every active tester will receive a Free Lifetime Promo Code / Full Access Pass.

🚀 How to Join:

Just leave a quick comment below with:

1. Your Country (US / UK / Canada / Other)
2. Phone Model

I will DM you the testing link and Promo Code directly!

Thank you so much for helping test an independent, zero-subscription safety tool!

Oi, pessoal! 👋

Estou desenvolvendo a Konekts, uma plataforma brasileira para ajudar pessoas a organizar eventos de forma mais simples, centralizando várias partes do planejamento em um só lugar.

O projeto ainda está em fase beta e eu queria testar com pessoas que não conhecem o sistema, justamente para entender se ele é intuitivo sem eu precisar explicar antes como funciona.

A Konekts tem uma assistente de IA chamada KIE, que ajuda a conduzir o planejamento, além de áreas para convidados, tarefas, orçamento, fornecedores, cálculo de comidas e bebidas, RSVP e outras partes da organização do evento.

O que eu mais preciso agora é de feedback de usabilidade. Quero entender coisas como:

• o que ficou confuso;
• onde você não soube o que fazer;
• botões ou funções que não se comportaram como você esperava;
• perguntas da IA que pareceram repetitivas ou desnecessárias;
• funções que você procurou e não encontrou;
• qualquer momento em que você teve vontade de desistir ou fechar o site.

Não precisa entender de tecnologia. Na verdade, o feedback de alguém usando como uma pessoa comum é exatamente o que eu estou procurando.

Missão do teste:

Imagine que você precisa organizar uma festa de aniversário para aproximadamente 40 a 60 pessoas. (Pode mudar a historia , como festa da empresa, aniversario do sobrinho, churrasco entre amigos ... etc)

Entre na Konekts, crie uma conta e tente começar a organizar esse evento usando o sistema. Não precisa testar tudo — use as funções que naturalmente chamarem sua atenção e tente organizar da forma que você achar mais lógica.

Link do beta:
https://konekts-beta.vercel.app

Se puder, depois me conte aqui nos comentários ou por mensagem privada como foi sua experiência.

E, se você também estiver desenvolvendo algum projeto e quiser feedback, posso testar o seu em troca. 🙂

Obrigado a quem puder ajudar!

Here is the app link: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/shield-goal-based-app-blocker/id6792581680

Looking for any advice/critique you may have. I have some changes in mind and want to see if others pick up on them too. Would also love any ASO advice :)

I’ve been experimenting with a different kind of screen-time app for Android.

Instead of blocking apps or showing another warning popup, Stop Swarm gradually adds small pixel-art invaders on top of your screen as you use your phone.

You set a daily screen-time goal. As you get closer to the limit, more creatures appear. Some walk across the screen, some stop in the middle, and some hold tiny STOP signs.

The overlay does not intercept touches, so the phone remains usable. The idea is to make excessive scrolling progressively harder to ignore without completely locking the user out.

The current prototype is Android only, fully offline, requires no account, contains no ads or analytics, is based on a daily screen-time goal, and is designed to stay lightweight and unobtrusive.

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for honest feedback from movie and TV fans on a beta app I’ve been building.

The problem I’m trying to solve is pretty simple:

- having multiple streaming services often makes choosing harder, not easier

- it’s easy to spend more time searching than actually watching

- recommendations often don’t match your actual taste

- even when something looks interesting, it may not be available on your services

The app is called Struffle. It helps you discover movies and shows based on your taste, filter by your streaming services, manage a watchlist, and mark what you’ve already watched.

I’m currently in beta and trying to find out whether this is genuinely useful, or whether I’m still missing the real problem.

This is not a streaming app. It doesn’t let you watch movies or shows directly.

If anyone here is open to trying it and giving blunt feedback, I’d really appreciate it:

iOS TestFlight:

https://testflight.apple.com/join/bVee5PZ3

Android beta group:

https://groups.google.com/g/struffle-beta-testers

Android app:

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/de.struffle.app

If beta posts are not allowed here, no worries. Mods, feel free to remove this.