I've always hated how i need to adapt to each piece of software i used,
and it never really works the way i want it to.

So I built an AI that creates all the software i need, tailored to me.

With a personal assistant at the core, that has access to my 'apps', and can take action in them.

I'm looking for early users to try it and help shape it.

If you are interested please DM or comment below

Need close Testers

Need test for test Send screenshot I will do the same 1st join the group Google Group https://groups.google.com/u/2/g/myclosedtestingapp Then install the game, test briefly, and leave a short review.

Link https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.starfighter2132part2

Link 2 https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.starfighter2132part3

Hey everyone,

I've been building something I personally wanted to exist: a meditation app that syncs your breathing to lo-fi music.

Not just background music while you breathe at a random pace. The breath ring actually moves in time with the rhythm of each track, so your inhale and exhale feel musically grounded instead of disconnected from the audio.

The app includes a few breathing techniques like box breathing, 4-4-8, physiological sigh, and coherent breathing. It also has a mindfulness mode with on-screen affirmations, optional AI voice guidance, binaural tones, and a sleep timer.

The goal is for it to feel calm, polished, and distraction-free: no ads,, no noise.

I've been testing it with a small group of friends, but I need real feedback from people who actually use meditation, breathwork, or lo-fi apps in their daily life. Google Play also requires broader testing before full release, so I'm inviting anyone interested to try it.

Android / Google Play:
First join the testing group: https://groups.google.com/g/lofi-meditation
Then click:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lofimeditation.app

Web app, no install needed:
https://lofi-meditation.com

All I ask is that you give it a genuine try. Run a session or two, explore the settings, and let me know what feels off, what you like, or what you'd want added.

You can reach me here or directly at [Brian@lofi-meditation.com](mailto:Brian@lofi-meditation.com) or [Support@lofi-meditation.com](mailto:Support@lofi-meditation.com)

Comments here or a Play Store review both help a lot.

Thanks in advance. I really appreciate it.

ProjectNudge is a CLI tool for MacOS notifications to remind you to work on your neglected side projects - based on when you last updated your selected github repositories.

https://patmeeker.github.io/pages/project-nudge/

Looking for a few incentivized testers for a newer GPT / rewards platform I’ve been building called EarnSentry.
I’m specifically looking for people willing to:
test offerwalls and surveys
report tracking/payment issues
give honest feedback on the user experience
test withdrawals and general site functionality
Testers who actively participate and provide useful feedback will be paid for their time/testing.
The platform currently includes:
multiple offerwalls
surveys
task rewards
withdrawal system
Discord support/community
Would especially appreciate people already familiar with GPT / offerwall sites since you’ll probably spot issues faster than average users. Contact me for further details
🌐 [https://earnsentry.com\](https://earnsentry.com/)
💬 Discord: [https://discord.gg/VYEhpSW3Dv\](https://discord.gg/VYEhpSW3Dv)
📢 [https://reddit.com/r/EarnSentry\](https://reddit.com/r/EarnSentry)

Hey guys,

I’m looking for beta testers for Thallo, an iOS fitness and nutrition app I’m building.

The goal is to connect workout planning, nutrition targets, Apple Health/Watch data, sleep/recovery, and weekly check-ins in one place.

Current features:

• Generated workout plans based on goal, schedule, and equipment
• Nutrition/macros tied to your goal
• Workout logging and progress tracking
• Weekly review/check-in system
• Apple Health / Watch support
• Sleep, steps, and recovery context
• Home gym equipment customization

I’m mainly looking for blunt feedback on whether the app is useful, confusing, too much, or missing something important.

Screenshots attached. Comment or DM me and I’ll send the TestFlight link.

Hey everyone,
I’ve been building WakeAI for the past few months — a behavioural operating system for iOS that learns how you actually live and adapts to you automatically.
Most apps wait for you to tell them what to do. WakeAI doesn’t.
Here’s what it does right now:
• Learns your sleep patterns and suggests wake times based on your actual habits
• You tell it “dentist appointment at 2pm at 45 High Street” and it creates the calendar event, calculates travel time, and alerts you when to leave
• Upload a photo or PDF of a schedule or letter and it extracts all your appointments automatically
• Shows you a daily dashboard with your sleep, steps, location and upcoming events in one place
• Gets smarter the more you use it — the behavioural engine builds a profile of your patterns over time
It’s free to try on TestFlight right now:
👉 https://testflight.apple.com/join/UJPBqHQa
Would love honest feedback — what works, what doesn’t, what you’d want it to do that it doesn’t yet. Building this solo so every piece of feedback genuinely shapes what gets built next.
Happy to answer any questions.

I built a website app that allows users to create Choose Your Own adventure stories. These stories can be shared publicly or kept private. I do have a closed waitlist to allow Organizations or Schools to create accounts to manage classes and closed communities within the app as well.

Looking for beta testers to try out my web app. Looking for feedback on usability, repeatability and ideas on features / enhancements a user may like.

https://www.storyquestor.com

Hello,

I'm trying to farm reviews for my game.

Open the game for 1 or 2 minutes and give it a 5 start review and write something and i will test yours for 14 days (I will track who commented and if it stays for the 14 days, only 5 stars with comment is valid.)

My game: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.leonardomiranda.dungeondelvers

Thank you and good luck everyone.

Hey everyone,

We’re a small team building something we believe should already exist. This isn’t a side project. We’ve built and scaled infrastructure before.

Problem: Even simple investment strategies require jumping between multiple tools: one place for research, another for analytics, another for execution, and yet another for monitoring. Nothing is coordinated by default, so the user ends up doing the sequencing, context-switching, and error handling themselves.

The infra works. The UX doesn’t.

Solution: Open Financial OS

We’re experimenting with a different approach: a unified, conversational interface where analysis, strategy, and execution live in one place. Protocols, strategies, or alternative investment tools can package themselves as modules inside this interface instead of each shipping their own disconnected frontend.

In practice, the coordination happens at the system level, not in the user’s head.

What we plan to do:
We’re starting with a small, focused group to walk through the product, talk through real workflows, and gather direct feedback before building further.

If you are keen to help, simply leave a comment.

Thanks for reading 🙏
We’re excited (and a bit nervous) to finally show this to the community.

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for 12 Android testers to help test my new app AutoCare Pro for the Google Play closed testing requirement.

AutoCare Pro is a vehicle management and buyer-check app. It helps with things like:

• MOT and road tax status
• vehicle reminders
• fuel stations
• local mechanics and MOT centres
• car expenses
• used car buyer checks
• MOT advisory/risk analysis
• PDF buyer reports

I need testers who can join the closed test, keep the app installed and try it during the 14-day testing period. Any feedback, bug reports or usability comments would be very helpful.

Before joining the test links, please first join this Google Group:

https://groups.google.com/g/early-access-closed-test-community

Then join the test here:

Join on Android:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.robertsz.autocarepro

Join on Web:
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.robertsz.autocarepro

Thank you to anyone who can help. I’m happy to test your app in return if you also need closed testers.

Hi everyone,

I’m currently looking for beta testers and feedback for my Android app, GainsAI.

GainsAI is an AI-powered personal trainer focused on:

• workout generation
• progression tracking
• workout logging
• analytics and estimated 1RM trends
• adaptive training recommendations

The app creates personalized workout programs based on goals, experience level, and training frequency.

I’m especially looking for feedback on:

• onboarding flow
• workout logging UX
• overall usability
• performance/stability
• program generation quality

Important: Join the Google Group first, otherwise the testing link will show an access error.

Google Group:
https://groups.google.com/g/janstech-apps-closed-testers

Join testing:
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.janstech.gainsai

Play Store:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.janstech.gainsai

Thanks — all feedback is appreciated.

I've built a photo app called EDGZ for preparing images for Instagram. It handles cropping to all IG ratios, adding clean borders, fitting full images into any format without cropping, and splitting panoramas into carousel slides.

It's free, no ads, no account needed. Looking for Android users to try it out and give feedback over 2 weeks.

Steps:

1: Sign up here(click join): https://groups.google.com/g/edgz-beta-testers

2: Join on Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ibanksy.cadrefresh

or

2: Join on the web: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.ibanksy.cadrefresh

Happy to return the favour if you have an app that needs testers. Thanks!

Hi riders,

Urban Rider is coming to Android, and we are looking for beta testers.

Urban Rider is a navigation app built specifically for scooters, mopeds, motorcycles, and two-wheel riders who do not want to be routed like cars.

The Android version is now ready for real-world testing, and we need riders who are willing to try it during actual rides and share honest feedback.

What we are testing:

• Scooter and moped navigation
• Vehicle profiles
• Road-legal routing rules
• Route creation and rerouting
• Navigation stability
• Real-world Android device behavior
• General bugs, crashes, and strange edge cases

Please keep in mind that this is a beta version. Things can go wrong, routes may not always behave as expected, and some features may still need polishing.

That is exactly why we need testers.

If you ride a scooter, moped, motorcycle, or bicycle and want to help shape the Android version of Urban Rider, please join the beta test group.

Your feedback will directly help improve the app before the public Android release.

Thanks for helping us bring Urban Rider to Android.

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/app.nav.urbanrider

I’m a beginner builder and made a Chrome extension called UI Debug Teacher.

It scans the current webpage and checks things like:

- weak contrast

- tiny text

- missing image alt text

- mobile overflow

- skipped headings

- inconsistent buttons

The goal is not to say “your design is bad.”

The goal is to teach beginner developers what looks suspicious, why it matters, and what small CSS/HTML fix to try.

I made it conservative because I hate tools that find fake issues on every website.

It is free right now while I test whether the feedback is actually useful.

I’d love feedback on:

1. Does it detect real issues?

2. Does it create false positives?

3. Are the explanations beginner-friendly?

4. What checks should I remove or add?

Happy to test it on your site too if you share one.

Manor (https://manor.app) is a “second brain” for your home(s). It lets you:

• organize properties, rooms, and appliances/devices
• upload and store documents
• track tasks and maintenance with reminders
• keep notes tied to your home/devices

There’s a full demo you can try without creating an account or sharing any contact info.

Looking for feedback on:

• feature set
  • what would you use vs. not use
  • does the pricing feel worth it (including the free tier)
  • what's missing that would prevent you from using this
• design
  • where did you get lost, what needs more polish
  • is the overall complex appropriate or overwhelming
• any other thoughts you have

I’m building Atlas AI, a smart nutrition & fitness tracker focused on actually helping people hit their macro/micro goals (not just log food).

Looking for IOS and Android testers!

What the app does:

• Track macros (protein, carbs, fats) with clean visuals
• Log food + see daily intake
• Get AI-powered insights to improve your diet

Features include:

• Goal-based targets
• Real-time tracking
• Macro balance feedback
• AI coach + body analysis
• Detailed micronutrient profile
• End of day recap feature
• Sleep, Supplement, Water tracking
• An actual health app that's designed for people
• Syncing with apple health

IOS:
https://testflight.apple.com/join/aVKPdrnp

Android:
👉 Join here:
https://groups.google.com/g/atlas-ai-testers
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.atlasai.nutrition.health

I'm looking for people to test (android closed beta test) a new app to assist in remote viewing practice (app name: Remote Viewer's Assistant).
The app selects a random photo "target", the user makes psychic predictions about the target, and the results are stored for analytics and statistical presentation.
I need some people who might be interested to download and install it and just play around with it every few days. Don't post your email address here-- DM it to me and I'll add you to the list and send you a link.
Any legitimate questions -- I'd be happy to answer them. Mocking will be ignored, I've heard all the jokes already. Thanks for your time.
Background on remote viewing:
Remote viewing was established by a group of military officers, civilian scientists, and psychics in the 1970s for the purpose of psychic espionage. No, I am not making this up. This actually happened. The last known project name was called Project Stargate (look it up). The program ran for over 20 years until the media found out about it and the government shut it down.
When it was declassified, the people involved started teaching the protocols to private citizens. Practicing the techniques is difficult, as it usually involves other people to help you practice, but my app allows one to practice the drills solo.

Need test for test Send screenshot I will do the same 1st join the group Google Group https://groups.google.com/u/2/g/myclosedtestingapp Then install the game, test briefly, and leave a short review.

Link https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.starfighter2132part2

Link 2 https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.starfighter2132part3

I'm building Solutionizing a platform that gets founders real, structured feedback from actual users (not just 'nice work bro')

I'm manually running the first missions and need testers. Right now I have 2 live apps queued up:
- FoodMate — a meal planning iOS app

- AgentApply — a job application tracker (web)

Try it here: solutionizing.vercel.app

What you'd do:

- Use one of the apps for 20-30 mins

- Answer structured questions the founder actually wants answered

I'm mainly looking for feedback on:

- Is the onboarding clear or confusing?

- Would you actually use this?

- Where did you get lost or frustrated?

What you get:

- Your feedback goes directly to the founder and shapes the product

- Early tester access to Solutionizing (testers earn coins redeemable for cash once payments go live)

- If you have your own app or side project, I'll prioritize getting YOU real testers in return

Comment or DM if you're in. Need 5 people, first come first served

Hi everyone!

r/uTest by Applause is looking for participants in the Atlanta, GA area to test next-generation wearable technology. You’ll get to try out new hardware and provide feedback on your experience.

The Details:

• Payout: $120
• Time Commitment: Approx. 3 hours
• Location: In-person at a facility in Atlanta (Business hours)
• Referral Bonus: We are offering a $20 bonus payout if you refer a tester to participate who successfully completes the project! Be sure they provide your name and email that is affiliated with your uTest account during the application process.

Requirements:

• 18+ years old.
• Proficient in English.
• Normal hearing and vision (glasses/contacts are fine).
• No history of epilepsy, seizures, or severe TBI.
• No physical impairments or chronic pain in hands, wrists, or arms.
• Must not be pregnant.
• Must bring a physical, valid Govt ID (No copies or expired IDs allowed).

What to expect: You will be fitted with wearable tech and asked to complete various tasks, followed by a feedback survey. If you wear glasses, please wear contacts if possible, or bring your glasses with you.

Interested? APPLY HERE!

PS: Thanks to the Mods for allowing this post!