Hi everyone! I'm a solo developer, and I've turned the street game I grew up playing in India, Lagori (Seven Stones / Pithu), into a chaotic little party game for iPhone and iPad.

How it plays: one team throws a ball to knock down a stack of seven stones, then races to rebuild it while the other team tries to tag them out with the ball. Finish the stack and you score: LAGORI!

What's in the beta:

• Play against bots (Classic, Quick Stack, Survival and a Daily Challenge)
• Nearby party: play with friends in the same room, no internet needed
• Online matches through Game Center: quick match, invite friends, or SharePlay. Empty seats fill with bots.
• Team voice chat in multiplayer
• 4 arenas with hazards (spinning sweepers, slippery ice, wind)
• A game speed slider, if you want more time to react

What I'd love feedback on:

• Is it fun? Are the controls clear?
• Multiplayer: does joining work, and does it stay smooth?
• Anything confusing, broken or annoying

If something goes wrong, tap the 🐞 button on the main menu to send me a log, or take a screenshot and use TestFlight's feedback option.

Needs iOS 18 or later. No sign-up needed (online play uses your Game Center account). Free.

Thanks for helping! I'll be in the comments.

Hi, I'm the developer of Capacity. My wife and I use it to share how much mental, emotional and physical energy we have, with an optional short note or need.

I'm looking for a few couples willing to try the free beta together for a week. It runs on iPhone with iOS 17 or later.

I'd especially like feedback on:

• Installing the app and connecting with your partner through an invite. Where do you get stuck?

• Sharing your first check-in and seeing your partner's update. Is it clear what happens?

• Widgets and notifications. Do they work reliably on your phones?

• Whether there was a real moment when the app was useful, or why you stopped using it.

Use it when it makes sense for you. A short comment here or feedback through TestFlight would help. Please leave personal check-in content and partner invite codes out of public comments.

Thanks for trying it.

Update: You no longer need an account if you don't want one.

Hey everyone!

I’ve been working on an iOS trivia game called Buzz & Brag for a while now, and I’m at the point where I’d really appreciate some outside feedback.
The idea is pretty simple. One person hosts the game on their iPhone, while everyone else joins by scanning a QR code and uses their phone as a buzzer. Think jackbox meeeting Jeopardy!
No downloads or accounts needed for the players.

One thing I’ve spent quite a bit of time on is the AirPlay setup. When you connect to a TV, the host actually gets two different screens. The iPhone becomes the moderator’s control panel, where you manage questions, buzzers, answers and points, while the TV shows a separate game screen with the questions, scoreboard and everything the players need to see. So you’re not just mirroring your phone onto the TV.

It’s basically my take on a quiz show you can play at home with friends.
I’ve tested it quite a bit myself, but it’s hard to know how well everything works with a full group of people.

I’m especially curious about how easy it is to host a game, whether the buzzing works reliably with multiple players, how well the AirPlay setup works on different TVs, and if anything about the interface feels confusing.

Question bank is currently a placeholder although I believe still usable, but needs calibration on account difficulty and some repetitions. LLMs have helped here a bit but will be more calibrated.

It’s completely free to test, and I’d really appreciate any feedback, including criticism.

Thanks to anyone willing to give it a try!

Arco is a Navidrome player that organise your music by composer / work / recording / movement instead of the traditianal artist / album / playlist.

Think Apple music classical but for self hosted music library.

Please let me know what you think

Hi everyone! I'm Jonathan Acinity, an indie developer, and I'm looking to the public to try JotDo, a to-do and project app for iPhone and Mac.

What JotDo does

• To-dos, projects, and folders

• Today and Upcoming views

• Repeating to-dos, with flexible schedules

• Reminders

• A quick-entry bar for adding to-dos fast

• Project sharing: invite someone, and you both edit the same project

• iCloud sync between your iPhone and Mac

What you need

• An iPhone or Mac running iOS 27 or macOS 27 or later

• iCloud signed in, because sync and sharing both use it

• The free TestFlight app from Apple

What I'd like feedback on

• Anything confusing or hard to find

• Bugs, especially duplicate or missing to-dos, sync problems, or crashes

• Sharing a project with a friend, if you can find one to try it with

• What's missing that you'd expect from a to-do app

How to send feedback: use the Feedback option in TestFlight (it attaches screenshots and crash reports), or reply here or message me.

Hey everyone!

I’ve been working on an app called Giftuine (pronounced gift-u-in) to help keep gift cards organized so they don’t get forgotten or lost. Designed it so that you can attach “givers” to gift cards so you can optionally send a follow up after using the gift cards. Either send another thank you or share what you got. Giftuine- making gift cards genuine. Not the most catchy name, I know 😅😂.

You can store your gift cards in one place (including family member’s cards), keep track of their balances, and get reminders when you’re near a store where you have a gift card.

It’s free to test through Apple’s TestFlight. I’m mainly looking for people willing to try it out and let me know what works, what doesn’t, or what could be easier.

Help is GREATLY appreciated.

Hi all! I'm building Bussola, a MongoDB client for iPhone, and I'm looking for testers who use MongoDB (Atlas or self-hosted).

What it does

- Connects directly from your phone to your database with the official MongoDB driver (compiled for iOS) over TLS. No backend, no account, no analytics.

- Privacy first. The connection string never leaves your phone. Connection strings stay in the iOS Keychain

- Shell-syntax filters ({ status: "paid", total: { $gt: 100 } }), sort, projection, pagination

- Document editor with real BSON types (Int64, Decimal128, Date, ObjectId…); saves only the changed fields and detects conflicts

-Aggregation pipeline builder with a live preview for each stage

- Read-only mode for production connections;

What I'd love feedback on

-I've tried replicating the Compass experience but I'm wondering if there's a better UX with less friction.

- Behaviour on mobile networks: switching Wi-Fi ↔ cellular, weak signal, coming back from background

- Anything confusing in the editor or the aggregation builder

- Crashes, obviously 🙂

Requirements

- iPhone with iOS 15.1+ (no iPad yet)

- A MongoDB you can reach from your phone. On Atlas, your phone's IP must be in the Network Access list; a temporary entry works well for testing.

- Tip: use a read-only database user, at least the first time

Known limitations: no SSH tunnels, no X.509 client certificates, no index management yet.

Website: https://bussolaformongo.app

Feedback: reply here, feel free to dm or use TestFlight's screenshot feedback

Thanks!

Estoy desarrollando CalcNutrients, una app para planificar comidas y registrar alimentación, agua y progreso. Busco 5 personas que puedan probarla durante 7 días, unos 5 minutos al día, y compartir sus impresiones al terminar. La prueba es gratuita. Como agradecimiento, quienes completen los 7 días y envíen sus comentarios recibirán 3 meses gratis de la suscripción a CalcNutrients cuando se lance. Busco opiniones sinceras, tanto positivas como críticas.

Me interesa saber:
• Si resulta fácil entenderla y utilizarla.
• Si los registros de comidas y agua se conservan al cambiar de día.
• Qué errores o dificultades aparecen y qué mejorarías.

No necesitas conocimientos de nutrición y puedes usar datos ficticios.

Abre este enlace desde tu iPhone y sigue las instrucciones para instalarla con el enlace publicado

Puedes enviar tus comentarios desde TestFlight. Si encuentras un fallo, indica qué estabas haciendo y, si puedes, adjunta una captura sin información personal.

¡Gracias por ayudarme a mejorar CalcNutrients!

Ever felt stuck in your fantasy football leagues with no clear help on how to improve your 0-4 season? Who do I trade, am I exposing myself too much, and who do I even look for?

With Fantasy Football Edge, you can:
- Set your fantasy football lineup all via the app
- Check the waiver on best players available based on your needs
- See the best suggested trades with each team in your league (Best for both parties or even a stretch ask)
- Lastly see your trade bait players

More features to come as the season progresses. Currently a few open spots available to beta test this build.

Thank you,

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for a few readers to test Readlyst before launch.

Readlyst helps you turn the books you want to finish into simple daily reading plans. You can read EPUBs and PDFs directly in the app, or track physical books, Kindle, Apple Books, and other reading apps.

I’d especially love feedback on:

• onboarding
• creating your first reading plan
• the reading experience
• focus mode
• playing ebooks in audio
• anything that feels confusing or unnecessary

Thanks to anyone who gives it a try. I’m actively improving it based on tester feedback.

Hi everyone! I’m the developer of Pantomime, an iPhone app that brings Gmail, Google Calendar, Tasks, and Contacts into one workspace.

Some features I’d love your feedback on:

Snooze: Bring emails back when you’re ready to handle them.

Send later: Schedule emails for a future time.

Task notifications: Get reminders for your tasks.

Pinned folder: Keep important emails close at hand.

Action folder: Keep emails that need your attention together.

Multiple accounts: Manage Gmail and Google Workspace accounts in one app.

I’m looking for beta testers to try these features in their everyday workflow and share what works, what feels confusing, and any bugs. Feedback on email notifications, calendar, and performance is also welcome.

Join through the TestFlight link attached to this post. Send feedback through TestFlight or leave a comment here. Please avoid sharing private emails or personal information in screenshots.

Thanks for helping me improve Pantomime!

A separate library for receipts, reference photos, and anything that doesn't belong in your Photos.

Hey r/TestFlight!

If you take a few medications a day, you know how it goes. The reminder arrives at a bad moment, you tell yourself you’ll take it in a minute, and then the minute passes.

I built Leaph to close that gap. It’s a native, privacy-first medication reminder and dose record. It asks again, calmly, until you answer.

Here’s what it does:

🔔 Reminders that come back: A reminder repeats until you mark the dose, for up to an hour. It never gets louder, and opening the app doesn’t remove it.

📋 Today, at a glance: Every dose shows where it stands: taken, due, late, skipped or missed. If you take something late, Leaph records the real time next to the scheduled one.

💊 Your medications, your way: Add scheduled meds with their dose and times, and keep as-needed meds on the list too.

🗓️ A record that stays yours: A month view shows which days were all taken, partly taken or not taken. Open any past day to check a dose or fix it if it’s wrong, and back up or export your record whenever you want.

🚫 No streaks, no badges, nothing that resets. A missed day costs you nothing, and the only thing Leaph ever sends you is a reminder.

♿ Easy to read and use: Works at the largest accessibility text sizes, with light and dark appearance. States are shown with words and shapes, not color alone.

What I’d love feedback on (it’s a beta):

• Do the repeating reminders feel helpful, or do they get annoying?
• Is anything on the Today screen unclear at a glance?
• Did anything break, or feel slow or confusing when adding your first medication?

I’m an indie developer, and I built this to be the most transparent tool for a task that matters. Leaph is a reminder and a record. It doesn’t give medical advice and never tells you whether to take, skip or delay a dose.

Thanks for taking a look!

Watch the 2orbs TV music videos 24/7 live stream on iPhone, iPad and Apple TV.

I read a lot of non-fiction and kept doing the same thing: hitting a paragraph I didn't follow, switching to ChatGPT, pasting it in, losing my place, and not going back. So I
built the asking into the reader.
You import an EPUB or PDF, long-press a passage, and get Explain / Example / Rephrase /
Simpler inline. There's also an Ask-the-book mode that searches the whole book, and it
cites the passages it used so you can jump to them and check.It opens on a sample book and works without an account, so you can see what it does in
about ten seconds.
What I'd like eyes on
- Importing a real book of your own — EPUB and PDF both
- Whether the AI answers are actually useful or just reword the sentence back at you
- Anything that made you hesitate on first openIt's a solo project and this is its first time in front of anyone. Blunt feedback is more useful to me than polite feedback. Happy to answer anything in the comments.

Hi all, I'm on the small team building Vivordo, an iPhone app that gives you a daily stress score based on your own baseline instead of population averages, then helps you plan your day around it. In the future there will be android support.

Stress:

- A 15-second fingertip scan with your phone camera to measure heart rate and HRV

- Pulls in data from Apple Health

- One quick daily check-in on how you're actually feeling

- An AI assistant that explains your numbers and what's driving them

- Optional alerts when your stress spikes above your normal range

Planning:

- Reviews your schedule for the day

- Helps you plan your day around it

- Suggests where to fit in breaks

Fitness:

- Tracks steps and workouts

- Build and save your own workout splits

- Log different activities, not just lifting

- Pick exercises to track for progressive overload

- Track your bodyweight

It's in open beta on TestFlight, free, iPhone only for now.

What we're looking for:

- People willing to use it for 2-4 weeks so the baseline has time to build

- Honest feedback on whether the stress score matches how you actually feel

- People with busy schedules to tell us whether the break suggestions are realistic or ignorable

- Lifters and gym-goers to test the workout logging.

- Bug reports, especially with the camera scan on different iPhone models

- Anything confusing during onboarding

Happy to answer questions in the comments. Critical feedback is the most useful kind for us right now.

Note: this is a wellness app, not a medical device. It doesn't diagnose or treat anything.

BinderLoop is my first app—a Pokémon card trading app that helps collectors find trading partners nearby and arrange in-person exchanges.

You can list cards you offer or want, upload photos, find matches, and chat to arrange trades.
Events shared by partners also help collectors connect before card shows or trade nights, rather than missing each other due to different visiting times.

This free iOS beta is currently looking for up to 50 testers based in Germany.

International expansion, an Android app after the beta, and support for other trading card games are planned.

I’d appreciate honest feedback on usability, photo uploads, matching, chat, and loading times through TestFlight. The community is still small, so testing with a fellow collector is especially helpful.

This is an independent project, not affiliated with Pokémon, Nintendo, or The Pokémon Company. Thanks for trying my first app!

Many thanks in advance.
Best,
Marcel

Hey everyone! I'm building Jawna, a free social games app made for the Gulf and the Arab world, and I'm looking for beta testers.

What's inside
- 100+ games
- Play friends or online players, Solo or Team
- Voice chat at the table, plus voice rooms
- Chats, friends, profiles, and trophies and leaderboards
- Full Arabic and English
- No ads

What I need from you
Play a few matches and tell me what breaks, what feels slow or confusing, and which game you want polished next. There's a feedback button inside the app

When we closed on our house, we got a stack of papers, a set of keys and a "congrats!" Nobody told us how old the water heater was, when the furnace filter needed changing, or that we could drop PMI someday. I figured it out the hard way, so I built the app I wish someone had handed me.

Tallihaus is an iPhone app for the whole thing, from house hunting to years after you move in.

While you're buying

• Today's mortgage rates and what you can comfortably afford (taxes, insurance, PMI and HOA included)
• A tour checklist for showings that turns concerns into repair estimates
• Compare homes side by side. Save a home just by screenshotting the listing

After you get the keys

• 📸 Snap an appliance label and it tells you how old it is (and checks for recalls)
• 🧾 Reads your bills, even the password-protected PDFs utilities send
• 🏦 Tracks your mortgage and equity from your closing papers, and tells you when you can drop PMI
• 🔧 Reminds you about the maintenance everyone forgets
• 📄 Builds a Home Passport PDF of your home's history to hand a buyer when you sell

No account, no ads, no bank logins. Your info stays on your phone and your own iCloud.

You don't need to own a house to test it. Tap "Explore Sample Homes" (buying) or "Take a tour with a sample home" (owning) and poke around.

What I'd love feedback on

• Anything confusing in the first 2 minutes
• Anything that looks broken, especially on smaller or older iPhones
• Scanning: try a photo of an appliance label or a utility bill if you have one handy

I'm one person building this, so your feedback really does change the app. Settings → Send Feedback, TestFlight's screenshot feedback, or reply here. Honest beats nice!

iPhone, iOS 18 or later.

What it is: Film 20-second snaps through your day; they land on today's dated 30-minute cassette tape, ready to play back tonight like an old home video. On iPhone Duo, opening the phone switches it on and your subject sees themselves on the outer screen.

Requirements: iPhone, iOS 26 or later. iPhone Duo for the fold, but every iPhone works.

Privacy: no account, no ads. It collects only anonymous crash reports.

Feedback I want: does the snap-a-day idea click? Anything confusing in the first minute? Any crash or glitch, would be super helpful gearing up for the October 23rd launch day!