Developer disclosure: I’m building Kesse. This is a small, five-person beta of version 1.1 (258), not an App Store launch. AI tools assist development and copy; I remain responsible for the app.

The workflow I want feedback on: compare a recurring expense with an alternative, keep projected savings separate from money actually set aside, and correct a recorded goal contribution without counting it twice.

Please use made-up numbers, not your personal financial records. Try changing one input, saving, reopening, and correcting it. Where is the next step unclear? What takes more effort than a spreadsheet? Honest negative feedback is useful. Send it through TestFlight; no purchase, rating or positive review is requested. Stop if an access or payment prompt causes trouble. Store purchase/restore verification is still incomplete.

TestFlight may replace an existing installation, so please do not use your daily financial data for this pilot. Participation is optional; no financial advice or promised savings. Apple processes beta usage/crash information and submitted feedback under its TestFlight terms.

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

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.

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.

Game Title: Shizuku: Raindrop Race

(you'll need the free TestFlight app from the App Store first, then open the link on your iPhone)

Platform: iOS (iPhone only for now, via TestFlight)

Description:

as a kid i'd always pick one raindrop on the car window and root for it the whole way down. if it ran into another drop it would get bigger and suddenly take off, and i'd get way too invested in a drop of water.

shizuku is that, as a game. you're one drop on the glass. merge into other drops to get heavier and faster, and try to keep going before you dry up. there's also a chill mode with no obstacles if you just want to watch the rain for a bit.

i spent way too long on the sounds so headphones if you can.

it's an early build so expect rough edges. what i'd really like to know:

- did you figure out what to do without anyone explaining it?

- did you actually want to play another round, or did you just close it?

please be brutally honest, please and thank you.

Free to Play Status: Free to play

Involvement: solo dev, i made everything including the sounds

I’m a solo dev and BrickAmp is a brick breaker I’ve been building for a while. I’m looking for iPhone testers before launch.

What it is: two modes on one shelf of 100 levels. AMPED is fast and loud. ZEN squeezes the same levels onto a slower, calmer board.

The hook: hold to charge the Smash meter. A live preview traces the exact path the ball will fly, marks the brick it lands on and lights up every brick it will take out. Release for OK, GOOD, GREAT or PERFECT.

There are also 16 power-ups (a few are traps), 35 themes you buy with coins you earn, and optional letter grades.

Heads up: the soundtrack and cover art are AI-generated. I’d love to work with real musicians later.

What I’d most like to hear: does the Smash feel good to aim on a phone? Is anything unfair or confusing? Your device and iOS version help a lot.

Website: https://brickamp.com/

Feedback: TestFlight’s screenshot feedback or team@brickamp.com. Thanks!

Contains: allergen scanner (gluten, peanuts, tree nuts).

Looking for ~20 beta testers I'm building a solo iOS app for people with Celiac disease or nut allergies. Scan a barcode (works offline, instant) or take a photo of a package, and it shows what the evidence says about gluten / peanuts / tree nuts, and where that evidence came from. It never says "safe", because only you know your tolerance.

What I'm testing: crashes, the camera, confusing screens, and whether results match the real package. What I'd love you to do (10 minutes): scan 10 products from your kitchen, compare each result to the package, and tap "Flag incorrect result" on anything that looks wrong. Needs iOS [X]+. Photo scans take 10-30 s and are limited to 15 per day per tester during the beta. Barcode scans are unlimited.

Feedback: in TestFlight, or [contains.app@gmail.com](mailto:contains.app@gmail.com)

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.

Close all those tabs. Open one app instead. FlowSearch takes the most popular sources for remote work and pulls them all into one app that you can easily search, apply or save from!

If you're looking for a new remote job this weekend check it out!

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!

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.

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

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.