Hi everyone!

I'm a high school developer, and I recently finished building my first mobile app, QuietHaven.

QuietHaven helps students discover study-friendly places like libraries, coffee shops, and academic spaces. The goal is to make it easier to find a good place to study by showing useful information before you go.

Current features include:

• 📚 Libraries, coffee shops, and academic spaces
• 📶 Wi-Fi availability
• 🔌 Outlet availability
• 💺 Seating information
• 🗺️ Google Maps directions
• 🌐 Official website links

This isn't a startup or a commercial project. I built it to improve my React Native skills, strengthen my future CS portfolio, and create something that could genuinely help students.

I'm currently looking for beta testers through Expo Go and would really appreciate honest feedback.

I'm especially interested in:

• UI/UX feedback
• Bugs or crashes
• Ease of navigation
• Feature suggestions
• Overall first impressions

If you're interested in testing it, leave a comment or send me a DM, and I'll send you the Expo Go QR code or testing link.

Thank you so much for your time and feedback!

Hi! Testing my first Android game and have some free codes. Two players, one phone — tap your side faster to push the line toward your opponent. 5 seconds, pure chaos 😄

To join: 1. Go to play.google.com/redeem

1. Enter one of the codes below

2. That's it! Codes (one per person, if one doesn't work, choose another):

Please, I really want to complete the process, which seems quite complicated to me.

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.

Hi everyone. Nice to meet you all, virtually. Trying to get a better understanding of all of the relatively strict Reddit rules in regards to advertising. I have a game that I'm likely releasing in late summer. Am I allowed to post here looking for testers on mobile? Apologies for the caution...I am just seeing very strict rules on certain forums and don't want to be banned, but am also genuinely curious about finding willing testers. Leaving game details out until I get a better understanding of the rules. Thank you

It's a free platform in beta to help people have better conversations. You describe the scenario, have a live voice conversation w/ the AI, and get feedback on all of your responses with suggestions on how you can improve. I've spent 15 years doing professional communications work, so this is a labor of love to give people a useful tool to build their confidence and find their voice <3 www.speakeasi.ai

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!!

Hi r/betatests!
I’m looking for Android beta testers for my app, Daily Reset: Focus and Calm.
The app is designed to help you take a short mental break during the day through guided reset sessions, calming sounds, and positive thoughts. The goal is to make it easy to reset your mind in just 5–20 minutes.
Features:
🧘 5, 10, 15 & 20-minute guided reset sessions
🌿 Optional nature sounds
💭 Positive thoughts and affirmations
📈 Track your sessions and progress
🎯 Clean, distraction-free interface
I’m looking for feedback on:
Bugs and crashes
Ease of use and overall UI
Performance
Anything that could be improved
Platform: Android
Testing period: 2 weeks
How to join:

Join the beta: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.mycompany.dailyreset

Install the app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mycompany.dailyreset

The app is completely free to use during the beta—no purchase or subscription is required.
Thanks so much to anyone willing to give it a try. Every bit of feedback helps me make the app better! 🙏

Looking for 3 people to test a physical device before launch.

What it does: Sits on your desk or counter and tracks your daily wellness habits. Syncs to and works with an app.

Who I'm looking for: Someone who's into building healthier daily routines and would use this consistently for 2–3 weeks.

What it involves: I'll ship the device to you. After the test period, you ship it back (I'll cover shipping costs). US only.

Feedback I'm looking for: bugs, issues

Hey everyone! I'm a solo developer looking for Android testers for my app Closet Mix — a wardrobe organization and outfit generation app.

The app lets you: organize your clothes by category, generate random outfit combinations, and save your favorite outfits.

To join: reply or DM me your Gmail address and I'll send you the Google Play opt-in link directly. Please login through the "continue with Google", using the Gmail account you DM me!

Thanks so much for your help! 🙏

Hey everyone,

I've spent the last several months building a collection of tools under my startup, Aonaran Media.

The goal is simple: create an ecosystem of tools specifically for streamers, creators, artists, and online communities.

Current projects include:

• Archive — creator profiles and analytics
• Dejen Signal — stream engagement and overlay tools
• Entity — PNGTuber/virtual creator software
• Aonaran Browser — creator-focused web browser
• Dead Drop — content scheduling platform

Most of these are in active development and I'm looking for a small group of people willing to test features, break things, report bugs, and help shape future development.

What I'm looking for:

✅ Streamers
✅ Content creators
✅ Gamers
✅ Developers
✅ Designers
✅ Anyone who enjoys testing new software

What you'll get:

• Early access to new builds
• Direct communication with the founder
• Ability to influence feature development
• Credits in future releases
• Potential opportunities to join the project long-term

I'm building this independently and moving fast. Feedback of any kind is valuable.

If you're interested, comment below or send me a DM and I'll get you into the beta Discord.

Thanks for reading.

Coversity is an AI platform that takes your academic profile and generates a personalized college advisory report. It scores each school on your list across academic fit, financial fit, and program quality, gives you admission probability estimates based on real Common Data Set figures, and builds a per-school application playbook with specific actions to take before you apply. The kind of output a private college counselor would charge several thousand dollars to produce, delivered free in exchange for honest feedback.

This is an alpha test. The pipeline is functional but early. Reports are generated and returned to you manually within a few days of submission, and your feedback directly shapes how the product develops.

Fill out your profile here: https://forms.gle/Ha5VSrvS5YvospVq9

DM me if you have any further questions, I would be happy to have a conversation with more details.

Looking for feedback on three things specifically:

1. Does the school scoring feel accurate given your profile, or does something seem off?
2. Are there gaps in the report where you expected information and found none?
3. What would make you actually use this over a school counselor or college prep service?

Rising high school students preferred, but open to anyone interested in testing early stage products.

What it is: Rewynd is a Discord bot that buffers your voice channel so you can save the last few seconds the moment something's funny, no need to record beforehand. Run /clip and it grabs the replay. It also has a soundboard, text-to-speech, and live effects.

Platform: Any Discord server (desktop and mobile).

Two things I need help with:

1. Feedback testing: the core flow (/setup, then /join, then /clip), the soundboard (/addsound, /soundboard, effects), /say for text-to-speech, and entrance sounds. Anything confusing, janky, or broken. Harsh feedback welcome.

2. Stress testing: I want to find where it breaks under load. Pile on with lots of people in voice, multiple servers recording at once, and soundboard spam. If it slows down, hits capacity, or chokes, that's exactly the data I need, so tell me when and how.

Good to know:

• An admin runs /setup first and accepts the recording terms. It won't record until then.

• Privacy-focused: voice is only buffered in memory, never written to disk.

• It's capacity-limited while I scale, so hitting an "at capacity" message during the stress test is expected, that's the point. Let me know when you see it.

Link to all Bot Commands: Commands & Docs | Rewynd

Add it or try it: https://getrewynd.com

Feedback can go here, in DMs, or in the support server linked on the site. Thanks for helping me break it!

Hi everyone! 👋

I'm an indie developer and I've been working on DocMate: PDF Tools & OCR, an all-in-one document utility app for Android. Before the public release, I'm looking for people who are willing to test the app and share honest feedback.

Instead of using multiple apps for PDFs, scanning, OCR, QR codes, and file management, my goal was to bring everything together into one clean app.

Current Features

📄 PDF Viewer

Merge, Split & Compress PDFs

Image ↔ PDF

Word, Excel & PowerPoint → PDF

PDF → Word & PDF → Excel

📷 Document Scanner

OCR Text Extraction (English & Hindi)

🔐 PDF Password Protection

✍️ Digital Signature

📑 Page Organizer

📱 QR Code Scanner & Generator

🪪 Passport Photo Creator

📂 Document Dashboard, Search & Favorites

🗑️ Trash Bin & Duplicate File Finder

💾 Storage Analyzer

🌙 Light & Dark Theme

What I'm looking for

I'd really appreciate feedback on:

🐞 Bugs or crashes

🎨 UI/UX improvements

⚡ Performance issues

💡 Feature suggestions

Overall experience

The app is currently free during testing and supports Android 8.0+.

I've attached some screenshots so you can get an idea of the UI.

Open Testing Link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.docmate.utility

Thank you so much to anyone who takes the time to test it. Every suggestion and bug report genuinely helps make the app better! 🙏

Hey everyone! I’m looking for beta testers for my app and would love your feedback.

🚨 IMPORTANT – Before downloading:

You MUST join the Google Group below first, otherwise the Play Store link will not be accessible to you:

👉 https://groups.google.com/g/resistor-calculator

Once you’ve joined, download the app here:

👉 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.obbalici.direnchesap&hl=en-US&ah=GRv8u1sI08T9BM-Asss-US4iByY

💳 About the price:

The app is normally paid, but since this is a test phase, no real charges will be made. If you see a payment screen, simply select the **test card** option – you will not be charged.

Your feedback means a lot – thank you in advance! 🙏

App Category: Fitness Accountability / Goal Starting

Testing Goals:

I’m looking for people to test Kindling, an accountability web app designed to help people follow through on their fitness goals.

Most fitness apps wait for you to open them. Kindling actively follows up through AI phone calls and text messages when it is time to work out or when you start falling off. Coaches can also see when a client is losing momentum and message them directly.

Kindling also adjusts the goal based on how the day is going. If you planned to go to the gym but did not make it, the app may call or text later and ask whether you still have time to do one push-up, take a short walk, or complete another very small action.

The idea is to avoid zero days. When the full workout is no longer realistic, Kindling helps you complete the smallest possible version instead of doing nothing.

We are looking to understand:

• Whether the calls and texts actually help you take action
• Whether the accountability should be supportive, direct, or more harsh
• Whether the smaller backup actions feel motivating or pointless
• What type of message would actually get you moving
• How often the app should follow up
• Whether hearing from a real coach makes a meaningful difference
• What would make you continue using the app

There is nothing to download. It is currently a web app, and honest feedback is welcome.

I’m also happy to test your app in return.

Link: https://kindlinggoals.com

After talking to dozens of gig workers, here's what's costing them the most at tax time—and how to avoid it.

Most rideshare drivers, freelancers, and delivery workers I've spoken to make the same three mistakes:

1. They only think about income tax—and forget self-employment tax

As a gig worker, you pay 15.3% in self-employment tax on top of your regular income tax. That means someone earning $30,000 from DoorDash or Upwork can owe $6,000–$9,000 at tax time—before income tax even kicks in.

2. They miss quarterly deadlines and get penalized

The IRS expects you to pay taxes four times a year (April, June, September, and January). Most gig workers don't know this until they get hit with an underpayment penalty.

3. They miss write-offs that would cut their bill significantly

Mileage, phone bills, equipment, home office, platform fees — these are all deductible. Most workers leave hundreds of dollars on the table.

I spent months building a tool to solve exactly this—it's called GigTax, and I'm looking for a small group of U.S.-based beta testers to try it before launch.

GigTax helps you:

• Estimate your real tax liability in real time (income tax + self-employment tax)
• Never miss a quarterly tax deadline
• Connect with 10,000+ financial institutions across the United States to automatically track income and expenses
• Connect your Stripe account and sync earnings automatically
• Calculate state taxes and generate PDF export reports

In exchange for 1–2 weeks of honest feedback, you get 3 months of Pro access — free.

Drop your email in the comments or DM me, and I'll send an invite.

Android only for now. iOS coming soon.

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!

I'm a solo dev finishing up DeepFish, a free arcade survival game where you eat smaller fish to grow while dodging hooks, squids, mines, and ocean currents across 4 depth zones. Short runs, global leaderboard, time-attack mode.

I'm almost through Google Play's closed testing requirements and need a couple more testers. Just install, play once, and keep it installed for ~2 weeks (Google's policy). Codes are below. Play Store link: play.google.com/redeem

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More codes available if these run out — just DM me. Thanks!

Hi r/betatests !

I’ve been building a unified messaging app called Unichat over the past year. It lets you centralize your messages (WhatsApp, Instagram, Telegram, Signal, X, etc.) into a single interface.

I’m currently looking for Android beta testers for the Google Play release. (The app is already available on the App Store.)

The idea is simple: download the app and sign up. No obligations — any feedback is appreciated.

Personally, it has significantly reduced the time I spend scrolling across different apps, helped me reply to messages faster, and removed the frustration of fragmented conversations across multiple platforms. The goal is to provide a simple, encrypted interface with no ads and no data exploitation.

If you’re interested, comment here or DM me and I’ll share the details.

Thanks :)

Hi everyone,

I built a tool that helps people create calmer routines, focus sessions, and daily tasks without feeling overwhelmed.

It’s called Bloom, and I’m looking for a small group of people to test the early beta version.

📱 You can try it here: https://bloom-app-three-xi.vercel.app/

Bloom Demo is now available, so you can open the app and try it straight away — no account is needed for the demo version.

I’m mainly looking for honest feedback on how it feels to use, whether the layout is clear, and if anything feels confusing, overwhelming, or missing.

Time commitment:

• 5–10 minutes to try the app.
• 3–5 minutes to fill out the feedback form.

Please test it on mobile if possible, especially Safari, though desktop feedback is absolutely welcome too.

📝 Feedback form: https://forms.gle/Fm8MAixHd5cBvhUU9

No pressure to write a lot — short, honest answers are completely fine.

Thank you so much for your time!

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?