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[opportunity][iOS] Giving 20 people a free 1-year Monni membership for beta feedback
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[opportunity][iOS] Giving 20 people a free 1-year Monni membership for beta feedback

I'm Jerry, founder of Monni.

I'm giving 20 people a free 1-year membership in exchange for blunt feedback on the first week.

Monni is an iOS money brief for people who want a lighter weekly check-in instead of a full budgeting system.

Best fit:

  • you use or used Mint, Monarch, YNAB, Simplifi, spreadsheets, or mental math
  • you want a clearer "what's safe to spend this week?" view
  • you're okay telling me what feels confusing or untrustworthy

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/monni-ai-money-tracker/id6778174904

Website: https://monni.io

DM me if you want one. I'll reply asking for the email to grant access to, then manually add the free year.

Please don't post your email publicly, and don't send balances, screenshots, account numbers, addresses, passwords, or private financial details. High-level workflow feedback is enough.

I may be biased because I'm the founder of Monni.io.

u/ReasonableBox5301 — 24 hours ago
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I built an app that turns class/work schedules into a calendar — looking for student feedback

Hey everyone,
I’m a student building Fasti, an iPhone app that turns messy class/work schedules into a calendar.
The idea: instead of manually copying your timetable, work shifts, syllabus dates, or schedule screenshots into Calendar, you can import them and Fasti builds a clean weekly schedule.

I’m mainly looking for feedback from students and part-time workers who deal with:

class timetables
labs/tutorials
work shifts
syllabi/deadlines
commute timing
pay/shift planning

I’m not looking for fake reviews — I’m looking for honest feedback on whether the app is actually useful.

What I’d love testers to try:

Import a real class/work schedule screenshot or PDF
Check if the events are extracted correctly
Tell me what feels confusing, broken, or missing
Tell me if this is something you’d keep using

iOS link: https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/fasti-class-schedule-planner/id6775917727

Android beta: https://getfasti.com/android-beta

Brutal feedback is welcome.

u/Nathvincilg — 1 day ago
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My form converted at 2%. I built an AI agent that earns the lead instead of asking for it. Now at 7%.

For a while I thought it was a form problem. Wrong placement, too many fields, bad copy. I kept tweaking. The number barely moved.

The real issue was simpler: visitors land on your site with a question in their head. They don’t have the patience to browse through your features page, your pricing page, your FAQ. They want the answer now. If they don’t get it fast, they leave — and your form never even gets a chance.

So I stopped trying to fix the form and built an AI agent instead. The core rule I gave it: answer first, never ask for contact info until you’ve actually been useful. It learns the business from the website content, handles real questions — pricing, how things work, integrations, whatever the visitor actually came to ask — and only once it’s delivered value does it naturally bring up capturing an email or number.

That shift — from “give us your details and we’ll help you” to “let us help you first” — is what moved the needle. 2% to 7% on my own site.

I’ve since built it out as a standalone product. Still early, opening up a beta cohort now. 3 months free in exchange for honest feedback on the setup and lead quality.

If you run a SaaS, an agency, or any website and you’re watching traffic leave without converting — drop a comment or DM me and I’ll share the details.

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u/Top-Okra-8623 — 1 day ago
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Need beta testers for my android app

Hello my name is Orel. I developed an Android alarm clock app named "For A Meaningful Morning."

Here's where to join as a tester:

I developed this app because I didn't like the current solutions to my problem of not being able to wake up in the mornings. I experienced frustration due to difficult math challenges ongoing after waking up or completing the challenge half asleep and going back to sleep. The whole process was unconscious.

I also felt like when I plan for my day and life I don't live up to it many times simply because it's not always in my mind. I am a human and when I talk with friends, spend time with family, or enjoy my free time, I don't envision all the while which kind of person I want to be. And we don't need to hold it in our minds all day.

This personal experience inspired me to build this app where you can write notes with your dreams, goals, visions, and maybe even just messages for the you in the morning or a simple reminder of something you need to do. My app allows it with a feature of attaching notes to alarms. It's a standard alarm clock till it rings with the configuration "force retype" on—and then you must type your attached note in order to dismiss it.

It's the first app I release to the store and I need your help to make it happen. I would like it if you could help me and give feedback on the app. Complain as much as you want—even minor inconveniences or a bad button placement is feedback I want. Since in the end, I want to provide the best user experience possible.

You may also join the Google group and post issues you find, or you can use the Google form inside the app itself (in the About section in Settings).

Thanks for helping me! 🙏

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u/OrelTheCheese — 1 day ago
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TestFlight

Hi all Josh here,

I've got a quick update the progress on brink is going really well, in between studying and life I've made significant progress. I'm still making final improvements to the functionality as well as the user interface and user experience.

I've taken a lot on board from internal testers and now it's time to let external testers try it out.

The TestFlight link: https://testflight.apple.com/join/avv5j54T

Email: hello@brinkbrowser.app

Website: https://brinkbrowser.app

u/Kitchen-Narwhal-266 — 2 days ago
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I’m looking for 10 beta testers who lose 2–3 hours every morning before starting work

Hey,

When nobody forces you to start work early, mornings can disappear.

This is especially true for freelancers, solo founders, remote workers, students, creators, and anyone with flexible hours. You wake up with good intentions, but without external pressure, starting work becomes weirdly difficult.

The app tries to help you start your workday faster instead of drifting for 2–3 hours.

I’m not looking for thousands of users right now. I’m looking for 10 people who genuinely have this problem and are willing to test an early version.

What I need from testers:

  • Use the app for a bit
  • Tell me what feels useful
  • Tell me what feels annoying
  • Tell me where you still procrastinate

What you get:

  • 1 year free
  • Direct influence on the product
  • Access to the beta testers Discord

Comment "I am in" and i will send you the discord link. Thanks a lot

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u/Trick_Ad_7920 — 3 days ago
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I've been experimenting with Pinterest traffic, so I started building a small tool. Would love some feedback.

While trying to get more traffic to my Chrome extension, Mailflame for Gmail, I realized that staying consistent on Pinterest takes more time than I expected. Creating pins, organizing boards, and scheduling everything manually became a chore.

So, as a side project, I've started building Cresstudio to simplify that workflow for Shopify stores and websites. The goal is to make Pinterest automation affordable for indie founders and small businesses that don't have large marketing budgets.

It's still very early, and I'm mainly looking for feedback from people who use Pinterest for traffic.

If you're curious or would like to follow along, I've put up a small waitlist:

👉 https://cresstudio.com

I'd genuinely appreciate any thoughts on whether this solves a real problem or what you'd want to see in a tool like this.

( Check out the demo video )

u/Gullible_Ant_8050 — 2 days ago
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Solo dev: just launched my modern Player, looking for honest feedback

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Hi,

I’ve just released the first version of my Android app "Arich PLAYER" on the Play Store.

Here's the [link ](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.arich.iptv)

(also available via arich.fr but the apk on the site isn't up to date)

I built it because many player apps feel slow, messy, or unstable. The goal is simple: something cleaner, faster, and more reliable.

I’m currently looking for early users to test it.

👉 For testers:

* 1 extra month free (2 months total)

* your feedback will directly shape future updates

I’d also like your opinion on pricing:

* free with ads

* or a cheap one-time payment for lifetime ad-free access

Any feedback is welcome: bugs, UX, performance, ideas.

Thanks to anyone willing to try it.

NOTE: THE APP IS FREE

u/Hertox_ — 3 days ago
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[iOS] Wanna test Everlume? Will test your app back!

Hi, some while ago I created Everlume for the Swift Student Challenge, an app where you can store memories of loved ones. Now, I'm trying to get it to the App Store, but no public launch without carefully testing. You can help me with that, just leave your details on https://tally.so/r/Pdg2XQ (or send me a DM) and I'll add you to the TestFlight group. If you want, you can add a TestFlight link of your own app to the comments field which I will test in return. Thanks!

u/hendrikadons — 3 days ago
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Cabinet – med inventory tracker - Free

App Name: Cabinet

What it does: Built out of necessity to manage my elderly mother's prescriptions, Cabinet tracks physical stock levels silently in the background based on your daily dosage. Instead of high-anxiety alarms or rigid countdowns, it uses a relaxed "Fuzzy-Time" layout (like "About 2 weeks left") to serve as a calm early warning system for refilling medication.

Key Features:

  • 100% Privacy & Zero-Data: Runs completely locally on your device with no accounts, no ads, and no personal data tracking.
  • Fuzzy-Time UI: Displays clear, intuitive text timelines rather than stressful countdown numbers to manage your mental load.
  • Automated Stock Tracking: Automatically calculates and displays remaining physical stock so you never experience a sudden stockout.

Goal: Testing & Feedback (Open Testing Track)

Link:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pebbleandpin.cabinet

u/Pebble_and_Pin — 3 days ago
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Nola - Offline AI assistant for tasks, calendar & places (bring your own LLM)

Hey everyone,

I’ve been building Nola, a productivity app where the AI assistant doesn’t just chat, it actually performs actions like managing tasks, calendar events, and places.

I got frustrated with AI tools that feel like “chat-only interfaces”, so I wanted something that could actually do the work, but still stay under your control.

Nola tracks three things:

  • What → tasks & projects
  • When → calendar & scheduling
  • Where → places tied to tasks (errands, meetings, etc.)

Example:

>“Schedule a 2-hour block tomorrow for the report” → Nola proposes the change and waits for confirmation before applying it.

AI setup (fully optional & user-controlled)

  • Run local LLMs on-device (GGUF or PyTorch via Hugging Face)
  • Or use any OpenAI-compatible API with your own key
  • Add custom MCP or plain API/tools if you want

Everything is stored locally in SQLite on your phone. Nothing leaves your device unless you explicitly use a cloud model.

Beta links

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.novastera.nola
iOS (TestFlight): https://testflight.apple.com/join/DEaFVNkE

Feedback I’m looking for

  • onboarding clarity
  • AI action/confirmation UX
  • bugs or crashes
  • anything confusing or unintuitive

Thanks a lot and if you try it early feedback will shape the direction a lot.

u/GDarksorrow — 3 days ago
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Slack bot that automatically moves replies to threads - Testers wanted

I built AutoThreads - because people that don't reply in threads is the worst Slack thing ever.

I would need your feedback and 5 installs, to be able to submit it to the Slack marketplace.

It's completely free to use in one public Slack channel. If you enjoy it and want to add it to more channels, use the code BETA80 for 80% discount for the first three months.

u/theguywiththemeaning — 4 days ago
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Test 4 Test - I will Test YOUR app too!

Ik you don't care, but my app is called Music Lock (basically a productivity app for Musicians) Main feature is that it locks others apps like social media until you complete your daily practice goal (30min for example).

• JOIN GOOGLE GROUP: https://groups.google.com/g/music-lock-beta

• JOIN PLAY STORE TEST: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nicksucksatmusic.musiclock

THANKS SO MUCH, feel free to comment or dm me your app to test after you joined mine.

GL TO ALL

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u/Immediate_Airline224 — 3 days ago
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TIFF Viewer and Converter

Hey everyone,

I’ve always found dealing with TIFF files on Android to be a bit of a headache—most default gallery apps don't support them, and many existing tools are either bloated with ads or struggle with heavy, multi-page documents.

To solve this, I developed a lightweight utility app called TIFF Viewer and Converter. My main goal was to keep it fast, clean, and straightforward.

Key Features:

  • Open and view both single and multi-page TIFF files instantly.
  • Zoom, pan, and navigate through pages smoothly.
  • Convert TIFF pages to high-quality JPG or PNG.
  • Clean user interface without intrusive bloat.

If you often work with scanned documents, faxes, or high-res photography formats on your phone, I’d love for you to try it out.

I'm actively looking for feedback to improve it. What features should I add next? Let me know your thoughts!

Play Store Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=utilist.tiff.viewer

u/Utilist_android — 4 days ago
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I'm a 9th grader from India, and I built a beginner-friendly programming language called Ethos (plus its package manager Forge)

Hey everyone, I am Aman, currently studying in my 9th std and I have created a language by the name Ethos that can be used as a beginner language to teach fundamentals and basics of programming to beginners and mostly school students.

What is Ethos?

Ethos is a programming language with an English‑based syntax. Every statement is a sentence. Every sentence ends with a period. No brackets, no semicolons, no cryptic symbols. It transpiles to Python, so it's quick to get running and easy to extend.

What is Forge?

Forge is the official package manager for Ethos. It installs Soft Traits (Python packages from PyPI) and Hard Traits (compiled native binaries) into your Ethos environment.

Example code:

```ethos

ask "What's your name? " into name.

set greeting to "Hello, ".

say greeting.

say name.

set score to 95.

if score is above 90.

say "That's an A.".

otherwise if score is at least 75.

say "That's a B.".

otherwise.

say "Keep going.".

end.

```

Extensions:

· Soft Traits – Python packages from PyPI or local files

· Hard Traits – Compiled C/C++/Rust binaries loaded via ctypes

Getting Started:

· Windows – Combined installer for both Ethos and Forge (releases page)

· macOS – Combined .pkg installer for Apple Silicon and Intel Macs

· Linux – OBS repos, AUR, and universal tarball (see LINUX\_INSTALL.md)

What's next?

· Android via Termux

· Hard Trait SDK for C/C++ and Rust

· Future Rust rewrite for native compilation and performance

Contributions welcome! Especially Hard Trait SDK bindings for Go, Java, Zig, or any language other than C/C++ and Rust.

Links:

· Ethos: https://github.com/AmanCode22/ethos-lang

· Forge: https://github.com/AmanCode22/forge

I would love to hear your feedback and suggestions!

u/AmanCode22 — 6 days ago
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Criei um simulador de vida 100% brasileiro (com Serasa, FIES, Tigrinho e Pix) e abri testes pro Beta no Android!

Fala, galera! Sou dev indie e venho trabalhando no VidaBR, um simulador de vida focado totalmente na nossa realidade e nos nossos perrengues.

A ideia é jogar o puro caos da vida adulta brasileira. Algumas coisas que você pode fazer no jogo:

  • Sobreviver à economia: Pegar financiamento, sacar o FGTS, se endividar no cartão de crédito e tentar limpar o nome no Serasa.
  • Carreira e Fama: Usar o FIES pra bancar os estudos, pedir aumento pro chefe, ou largar tudo pra vender curso de 'mindset', virar subcelebridade de mesacast e abrir um OnlyGados (só cuidado pra família não te deserdar kkk).
  • Caos do dia a dia: Ficar na fila do SUS ou pagar plano de saúde, adotar pets, casar com separação de bens e lidar com fofoca no trabalho.

Estou abrindo as inscrições para o Beta Fechado. O acesso é para Android agora (a versão de iOS chega em breve!). Preciso muito de testadores pra jogar, tentar falir o personagem e me mandar feedback.

Quem tiver Android e quiser testar em primeira mão, é só cadastrar o e-mail no site:vidabr.app.

Deixem aí nos comentários: que perrengue da vida real não pode faltar no jogo?

u/vidabrapp — 7 days ago
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Buidling Handoff, Authentication Made For AI Agents, Need Feedback & Beta Testers [low-commitment]

TLDR: Building Handoff, Better Authentication for AI Agents, sign up here to be a low-commitment beta tester: https://tally.so/r/NpgbvQ

Giving autonomous AI agents long-lived, unrestricted API keys to your tools and databases is an invitation for disaster. But how do you enforce least-privilege security without breaking the agent's workflow? That's where Handoff comes in! a secure, auditable MCP proxy that acts as a token broker for AI agents. Instead of passing raw credentials, Handoff: issues short-lived, revocable JWTs per tool/action, enforces strict, scope-based authorization policies, injects upstream secrets securely so they never reach the client, and maintains an append-only audit trail for compliance

Anyone is welcome to be a tester, you just need to have some interest in ai agents!

Interested in testing this out and giving me feedback, fill out this form: https://tally.so/r/NpgbvQ

u/Different_Tonight233 — 6 days ago
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I made a game site, https://playpile.org in a few months

I spent a few months making this site and would like some feedback if anyone is interested?

https://playpile.org

u/Noamdev — 7 days ago
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[Android] Need 12 Testers for "Msho's Block Blast" - Happy to test back

Msho is a character that my daughter invented. She is a big fan of similar style games, so our first POC game (I have dev experience but in a whole different world, so Android/Unity/Game Dev is new to me. She is only 11 so did intro stuff at school and really liked it)

Msho has a whole bunch of lore behind him that she (and I) have made up over the years. The main one is that he is useless at everything. He has no idea on how things work and is clueless and not very smart.
He is from another universe and whilst trying to get some money he "messed about with a science experiment". the lore goes that this created our universe, and he has just been getting into strange situations for the past 13 billion years.

Join the Google Group: https://groups.google.com/a/crookedlogic.com/g/mshosblockblast_test

Happy to test your apps in return! Thanks!

u/Crooked_Logic — 10 days ago

Looking for 10 people who feel busy but not productive

https://reddit.com/link/1uh9j0v/video/xce1fn448v9h1/player

Ever finish a busy day and realize you barely moved anything important forward?

That's the feeling we're trying to solve.

Most todo apps help you organize tasks. We're experimenting with something different: helping you distinguish between signal (work that actually moves your life or business forward) and noise (everything that just keeps you busy).

The app is intentionally minimal and built around the keyboard so it gets out of your way.

We're in a very early beta and are looking for our first 10–20 users who are willing to use it for a week and give brutally honest feedback.

If you're someone who often feels busy but not productive, comment "Interested" and I'll send you a DM.

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u/Mysterious_Roll_1511 — 9 days ago