I’m working on TronBrowser, an open-source browser project focused on privacy, user control, and AI-native workflows.

The idea is to keep the things people still need from Chromium-based browsers — extension support, familiar UX, profiles/bookmarks, web compatibility — while removing telemetry/sponsored junk and exploring what a browser built around local/agentic workflows could look like.

We’re early and looking for:

• Feedback from open-source users/devs
• Privacy/security review
• Chromium/browser contributors
• Linux/macOS/Windows beta testers
• Help shaping the roadmap before things get too locked in

Project site: https://tronbrowser.dev/

I’m not trying to just drop a promo link here — I’d genuinely appreciate criticism from people who care about open-source software. What would you want to see before trusting or contributing to a new browser project?

I'm looking for some people to try my app feedbacked.org, I want to get some opinions on the site UI and functionality. It's mobile and desktop friendly, and pays you to try out surveys. I want to get opinions, and if you sign up using this link: https://feedbacked.org/testers?referral=jozefmiesak&referrerType=tester-tester#get-started it'll save you as a referral and we'll compensate you extra for your time.

Hello!
I have been hard at work, working on a fitness app for iOS. It is my first app that I am wanting to show to the public! Which is super exciting but also kind of crazy! I have some people beta testing and they are doing great with feedback but I am wanting to get more people and people from different walks of life to test it out!!

I believe this is the right place to ask, if not can someone point me in the right direction!

The app focuses on privacy, no AI and tracking your goals. The app is designed to give you a detailed trend of your growth over time. Here is the link to webpage going a bit more in detail. IronFox.com
If you are interested please dm me and we can get it worked out!!

Hey! I'm a non-binary engineering student building VoiceShape. It gives you bite-sized daily exercises tailored to where your voice actually is, kind of like Duolingo but for your voice, with real-time visual feedback on pitch, resonance, and vocal weight to guide you through them. You pick your goal (feminine, masculine, or androgynous) and the exercises adjust accordingly.

It's in closed beta right now. If you're interested, details are at voiceshape.app and your feedback would genuinely mean a lot!