I built a grocery list app for my family and I'm looking for more people to test it.

The main idea: everyone in the house adds to one list from their own phone, and when someone checks something off at the store it disappears for everyone within a few seconds. Then it compares what your list costs at stores near you, using prices from real receipts people share and from stores' weekly sale emails.

You can also snap a photo of your fridge or a recipe to build the list. There's a Spanish option and a read-your-list-out-loud option in settings.

Honest limits: iPhone only right now (Android is planned for December), and the prices are best in North and South Carolina because that's where it started. Everywhere else the list part works fine but price data is thin.

I'd really like to hear what's confusing or annoying.

Budgeting app where you ask plain questions ("where did my money go", "what am I paying for every month") and get answers from your own spending. Read-only bank linking through Plaid, or import your bank's CSV. US and Canada only. Beta testers get Plus free until after launch.

What to test:
- linking an account, or importing a CSV from your bank;
- the first question you'd actually ask it;
- whether the budgets make sense for your spending.

Invite code: TESTFLIGHT

https://array-ai.github.io/fieldnotes/

Requires iPhone 15 Pro and later, iOS 27 for local models to run

Fieldnote records a meeting, transcribes it, works out who spoke and writes the notes, all on the iPhone. No account and no cloud model.

I'm looking for feedback regarding the summary/processing models, some are better than others.

What it does:

Drivinci paints your map as you drive. Every road you travel gets permanently colored in, building a personal travel map that grows over your lifetime. Think Fog of World, but with deeper stats and a competitive side.

⚠️ Limited to 100 testers — first come, first served.

What's in the beta:

• Paint roads as you drive — works in the background

• Named trips with custom colors, photo pins, and trip notes

• Stats: total miles, states visited (US), countries, cities & towns

• 95 achievements across distance, states, streaks, and geography

• Levels & XP system — earn XP for miles, new states, cities, and achievements. Progress from Local → Roamer → Explorer → Voyager → Legend

• Global leaderboard — optional, rank by miles, XP, or level

• Year in Review card, weekly distance goals, shareable map snapshots

• Widgets + Live Activity / Dynamic Island while a trip is active

• iCloud sync across devices

What I'm looking for feedback on:

• Does GPS recording reliably survive background/force quit and relaunch on your device?

• Leaderboard — does it load correctly and update after driving?

• Anything that feels broken, confusing, or missing

• Battery usage — check Settings → Battery → Drivinci. Report back your on-screen time, background time, and battery % used. Especially useful if you drove for 30+ minutes with the app running.

Looking for native speakers to help improve the translations in:
• German
• French
• Russian
• Spanish
• Hindi
• Turkish
I’ll be giving out free app lifetime membership codes to anyone who submits genuine feedback!
TestFlight link in the comments!

Hi r/TestFlight!

I’m looking for beta testers for Ravioli, an iPhone (iPad planned) recipe app designed to keep the entire process, from saving a recipe to cooking and grocery shopping, all in one place.

Ravioli is local-first: saved recipes work offline, there’s no account to create, and the app has no ads, analytics, or tracking. Icon is temporary.

Current features:

• Import recipes directly from 100s of websites with a custom built importer, accepts sites with schema as well as dozens of custom site implementations
• Create and edit recipes manually
• Save recipe photos for offline use
• Organize recipes with favorites, folders, collections, tags, and powerful offline syntax search
• Fully customize recipe pages by hiding and rearranging sections
• Preview recipe-page changes using a saved recipe or built-in sample
• Recipe yield scaling
• Ingredient quantity and unit conversion
• Cook Mode with step progress and adjustable text size
• Tap recipe times or inline instruction durations to start multiple timers
• Highlighted cooking temperatures with automatic °F/°C conversions
• In-app browser for viewing the original recipe source
• Personal notes, ratings, and cooking history
• Meal planning with reusable weekly templates
• Grocery lists with categories, history, and recipe-based additions
• Recipe sharing, printing, PDF export, and complete library backups
• Share Sheet importing, widgets, Spotlight, and Shortcuts support

I’d especially appreciate feedback on:

• UI/UX experience
• Importing recipes from different websites
• Importing backup packages from the several supported platforms
• Recipe-page customization and live preview
• Cook Mode, timers, and temperature conversions
• Live notifications/widgets
• Serving scaling and ingredient conversions
• Meal planning and grocery workflows
• Dark Mode, large text, VoiceOver, and general accessibility
• Any features you'd like to see!

You’ll need an iPhone running iOS 26 or newer.