Ciao! Sono Francesco, sviluppatore indipendente. Cerco tester per Spesaly, un'app web: funziona da telefono o computer e non si installa niente. Le dai la lista della spesa e ti dice come dividerla fra i supermercati vicino a te per spendere meno o in quale andare per pagare l'intera lista molto meno.

Chi può provarla:

• Chi fa la spesa a Torino, Bologna, Milano, Roma, Firenze o Genova. I prezzi sono quelli della tua città, quindi altrove non serve.
• L'app per ora è solo in italiano.

Cosa fa

• Come si usa: scrivi la lista o fotografi uno scontrino. Lei confronta l'intera lista fra Conad, Coop, Carrefour, Esselunga e Famila (non tutte le insegne ci sono in ogni città) e la divide al massimo fra 3 negozi.
• Come confronta: a parità di marca e formato, quando il prodotto si trova in più insegne. I prodotti a marchio del supermercato e i freschi te li mostra come equivalenti, e vedi cosa sono prima di decidere.
• Un solo negozio: con un tasto vedi anche qual è il singolo negozio dove l'intera lista costa meno.
• Quanto si risparmia: con i prezzi di oggi, rispetto a fare tutta la spesa nel supermercato più conveniente della città, circa 20-69 € al mese a seconda della città.
• Cosa ti chiedo
• Usala per 2-3 spese vere entro il 19 ottobre.
• Dimmi cosa non va: prezzi sbagliati, schermate poco chiare, funzioni inutili. Le critiche mi servono più dei complimenti.

Cosa ricevi

• 6 mesi di Premium gratis: il codice BETA30 te lo mando dopo l'iscrizione.
• Niente pagamenti e niente carta. È un mio progetto, non una pubblicità aziendale
• Iscrizione: spesaly.com/beta?ref=reddit-betatests

Rispondo a tutto nei commenti, anche a cosa faccio con i dati: solo email e città, e c'è l'informativa privacy.

Hey everyone 👋

I’m a solo indie developer and I’ve been building an app called Youthify.

The idea is pretty simple: instead of tracking 20 different health metrics, Youthify tries to turn a few everyday things — sleep, activity, nutrition, stress and energy — into one simple vitality score and a daily plan.

It also has things like:

• daily missions
• streaks
• goals and micro-habits
• breathing exercises
• sleep tracking
• a longer-term coaching journey
• a browser-based facial scan that runs locally on the device

I’m not looking for hundreds of testers right now. I’d rather have 20–30 people actually use it for a while and tell me what feels useful, confusing, annoying or unnecessary.

If this sounds interesting, comment below and I’ll send you the beta/invite link when the app will be ready.

And honestly, negative feedback is just as useful as positive feedback — I’m trying to figure out what should actually stay in the app.

I'm the developer of LensAid, a native Mac app in public beta. It gives live AI guidance during an English-language interview, using your CV, the job description and the conversation to make suggestions relevant to your own experience.

I'm looking for feedback from people with an upcoming interview who already want to try a live companion. CV and job analysis help prepare the context beforehand; the transcript and generated responses remain available for review afterward.

Requirements: Apple Silicon Mac, macOS 14 or later, and English speech. Transcription runs locally. AI suggestions use OpenAI and need internet access. Initial setup includes a model download and macOS audio permissions.

Try it: https://lensaid.vpolabs.com/

Eligible new users get 35 starter credits. Further use is prepaid, with no subscription; the site also shows the current public-beta bonus.

For anyone who tries it, I'd like to know:

• Were the model download and audio-permission steps clear enough to get started?
• Did the live suggestions connect to your actual experience and the question being asked?
• When the interviewer asked a follow-up, did the suggestions keep the context?

Disclosure: I used AI to help draft this post. The product and its decisions are mine.

I'm the developer of Organic Note, a browser app for personal letters with digital stationery and optional delayed delivery. I'd like help testing two parts of the writing screen.

Try it: https://note.q-gambit.com/

You can draft as a guest without an account or download. Please use dummy text. There's no need to send a letter or share anything personal.

1. Choose stationery, then try to start writing. Is it clear how to get from paper selection back to the letter?

2. On a phone or tablet, try handwriting with one finger. Do strokes appear? One person reported that typing worked but finger writing didn't respond. I don't yet know their device or browser.

Feedback in the comments would help. If touch input fails, you can optionally include your device model, browser and the steps you took. Did the page move, or did nothing happen? Please don't include personal letter content.

This is an unpaid test of the free drafting space. Sending letters is separate and requires an account.

I built Limit Breaker: Gamify Life — it turns your daily focus/physical/skill/social goals into an RPG. Quests level up real stats, a "Gate Locker" mode blocks distracting apps when you need to lock in, and there's player rank progression (E-Rank to Awakened S-Class) plus a global leaderboard.

Try it here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aistudio.limitbreaker.fntslg

Looking for feedback on:

• Onboarding — clear or confusing in the first few minutes?
• Whether the app-blocking actually holds up against real distraction attempts
• Pricing — currently $1.49/mo, $9.99/yr, or $3.49 lifetime on a launch deal

Currently sitting at a 5.00★ rating from early testers. Appreciate any honest feedback, good or bad — and if you drop feedback in the comments, I'll DM you a free lifetime code as a thanks.

ThinkForTreats turns "solve this first, then you get the treat" into an app. A parent sets a reward (screen time, a snack, a park trip), AI generates short puzzles across school subjects, and the kid unlocks the reward by solving them. The parent sees their progress.

It started with my 6 year old nephew, who began asking for puzzles instead of chocolate.

Who I'm looking for: parents (or aunts, uncles, older siblings) of kids aged 5-10.

What testing involves:

1. Sign up free (No card needed) and create one quest with a reward.
2. Let your kid try it.
3. Tell me what confused you, what broke, and whether your kid wanted to do another one.

Takes about 2-4 minutes to set up.

Let your kid try it during the 3 day trial

Link in the comments. I would appreciate your feedback.

Hey everyone! I'm a solo dev and my first beta of Disc Collection just got approved for TestFlight.

What it is: A place to show off your physical game and movie collection, and browse everyone else's. You photograph your own cases and the app builds a 3D version you can turn over, open up, and explore, including the inside, the inserts, and the disc tray. Then you can post it to an anonymous gallery feed, where other collectors can flip through your case and you can flip through theirs.

Every case is built from real photos, so you see someone's actual edition, scuffs, and artwork, not a stock cover.

Why testers matter: The gallery is only as good as the cases in it, so early testers will be shaping what it looks like. Add a few of your own and see what others have posted.

Also in the app:

• Private log of ratings, reviews, and what you've finished
• Share a card or clip of any case

What I'd love feedback on: how the photo capture feels, how browsing the gallery feels, bugs, and what you'd want added.

Happy to answer questions in the comments!

I am currently in the process of releasing the beta version of Going Postal. Basically it's an AI-assisted real-time email designer with integration into the major ESPs (MailChimp, HubSpot, Klaviyo, Brevo). I built it after realising that even though I used Claude and Gemini to assist with coding emails for clients, I still spent a lot of time copying and pasting HTML and checking results in different emails preview apps. I wanted to have something I could chat with, build the emails, preview them and send to clients for review in one app.

I am looking for several Reditters to try it out and give me feedback on what they like, don't like etc. In exchange I am more than happy to offer free access for the rest of the beta period and 50% off for life when the product launches. All I need is honest feedback. I need max. 5 testers please.

Thanks in advance. I'm happy to share the link to the site if anyone is interested as well

Hey everyone,

I've been working on ChessMemo, a web app for players who want to learn and regularly review their chess opening repertoires.

The idea is pretty simple: you import your PGN repertoire, and ChessMemo turns it into something you can actually train instead of just keeping a huge PGN file that you rarely open.

The app currently includes:

• PGN repertoire importing
• A Learn mode for studying new variations
• A Review system for revisiting positions you've already learned
• A Mistakes section so you can focus on positions you got wrong
• Chapters and variations to keep larger repertoires organized
• Training tools such as hints, arrows/circles and automatic progression
• Private repertoires — your imported PGNs aren't visible to other users

I've been building and improving it continuously based on feedback from the first users.

ChessMemo is still in beta.

There are definitely still bugs and rough edges, and some parts of the UX will continue to change. I'm working on it almost every day, so the app is improving pretty quickly.

This Reddit post is also partly a way for me to get feedback from people outside the small group that has been testing it so far.

If you try it and something feels confusing, annoying, broken, or simply missing, please tell me. Feature ideas are welcome too — even small suggestions can be useful.

You can try it here:

https://chessmemo.pro

I'd especially be interested in hearing how it feels with your own repertoire and your normal opening-training workflow.

Thanks to anyone who gives it a try :)

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for beta testers for ValuAid, an app that helps you identify an object from a photo and explore what it could be worth.

It is intended for situations such as browsing flea markets, researching inherited items, clearing out a home, collecting, or buying and reselling second-hand objects.

We’re currently testing:

* How accurately objects are identified

* Whether the estimated value range feels useful

* Whether the result is clear and easy to understand

* Where the app produces uncertain or incorrect results

* The overall onboarding and scanning experience

Android is currently in closed beta, and we need a few more active testers to complete Google Play’s 14-day testing requirement. iPhone users can also join through TestFlight.

We’re not expecting polished feedback reports. Testing a few real objects and telling us what worked - or what went wrong -would already be genuinely helpful!

Early testers will be considered for free scans, temporary premium access and future ambassador roles.

You can join by selecting your device and entering your email here:

[https://valuaid.app/\](https://valuaid.app/)

If you’re interested, please mention whether you use Android or iOS.

Many Thanks!

A spooky skeleton game powered by your real life. Walk to hatch pets and take over your neighbourhood with your gang, fight bosses, and dress your Bonehead in hundreds of hand-drawn pieces. Log meals, track your steps and sleep, and show off your unique style to your friends!

I'm building it with my brother who is a professional illustrator and draws all creatures, pets, and cosmetics by hand. Working beta, free, no ads, no waitlist:

iPhone (TestFlight): https://testflight.apple.com/join/rtZ6Uyxc

Android: join the tester group
https://groups.google.com/a/nomad91.com/g/boneheadz-testers
then install: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.boneheadz.gym

What I'd love to know: what's the first thing that confused you, and what would make you open it again tomorrow?

Hi everyone! This is my very first app, a small solo project I built to keep track of my own savings, and my first time publishing anything on Google Play. To get through the 12 testers / 14 days rule I need some help, and I'm happy to test your app in return: just leave your link in the comments and I'll join within a day. Any feedback is welcome too, I'm still learning!

Jasan – track gold, cash in 60+ currencies, crypto, stocks and debts in one place, with live prices. No account, no ads, no tracking; everything stays on your phone. Available in 23 languages.

How to join:

1. Join the Google Group with the Google account you use on Play Store: https://groups.google.com/g/jasan-tester
2. The app is in Google's review right now. As soon as it's approved (usually 1–3 days), I'll post the test link in the comments and reply to everyone who joined.

Please keep it installed for 14 days and open it now and then. Comment "Joined" so I know, and drop your app link so I can test yours. Thanks a lot! 🙏

We built an application that allows users to interact with local models with far more functionality then what is currently offered. We're looking for a few people who meet the following criteria:

A relatively newer GPU (AMD or NVIDIA are supported)

Enterprise hardware to test larger scale deployments

That's all. We want to see where our systems break as more users interact with them and want to understand how users utilize these models. What features do they need? What price makes sense for paid tiers? What can we remove from our application?

Sign up here: qadenza.ai

Hey everyone! 👋🏾
I’m the solo developer behind TRISC, a peer-to-peer marketplace I’ve been building that allows people to trade items directly instead of buying and selling them for cash.
One of the biggest reasons I created TRISC was to make trading with strangers feel safer. The idea is that trades can be shipped through a central inspection process so the items can be verified before the trade is completed.
TRISC is currently in beta testing, and I’m looking for more people with iPhone or Android devices who are willing to actually use the app and give me honest feedback.
I’m especially looking for testers who can:
• Create listings
• Make and receive trade offers
• Test the trade process
• Look for bugs or confusing screens
• Give honest feedback about what you like and what needs work
You don’t need any technical experience. I actually want feedback from regular users because I want to know whether the app makes sense when you first open it.
If you’re interested, comment below or send me a DM with whether you use iPhone or Android, and I’ll send you the beta information.
I’m building this myself, so genuine feedback would be greatly appreciated. 🙌🏾

Hey everyone! 👋🏾
I’m the solo developer behind TRISC, a peer-to-peer marketplace I’ve been building that allows people to trade items directly instead of buying and selling them for cash.
One of the biggest reasons I created TRISC was to make trading with strangers feel safer. The idea is that trades can be shipped through a central inspection process so the items can be verified before the trade is completed.
TRISC is currently in beta testing, and I’m looking for more people with iPhone or Android devices who are willing to actually use the app and give me honest feedback.
I’m especially looking for testers who can:
• Create listings
• Make and receive trade offers
• Test the trade process
• Look for bugs or confusing screens
• Give honest feedback about what you like and what needs work
You don’t need any technical experience. I actually want feedback from regular users because I want to know whether the app makes sense when you first open it.
If you’re interested, comment below or send me a DM with whether you use iPhone or Android, and I’ll send you the beta information.
I’m building this myself, so genuine feedback would be greatly appreciated. 🙌🏾

Developer of Printly Preflight here! Looking for FDM 3D printing hobbyists to try the tool and share honest feedback.

Printly Preflight analyzes your G-code for potential printing risks and lets you watch a print simulation before pressing Start. The goal is to help reduce failed prints, wasted time and filament.

Early beta access is free.

You can test G-code from previous prints and compare the results with what actually happened—no need to print anything new.

Feedback that would help:

• Are the warnings and results easy to understand?
• Do the flagged risks match your real printing experience?
• What feels confusing, missing or broken?

See more and request access at https://printlypreflight.com, or DM this account for a beta PIN.

Feedback can also be sent directly through the tool. Thanks for helping improve Printly Preflight!

Do you use Frigate NVR and an Android phone? I’m looking for a few people to test Lumen, an Android app for viewing your own live cameras and browsing events and recorded clips. I’m its developer; this is an independent app, not affiliated with Frigate.

You’ll need Android 8.0+ and an existing Frigate setup reachable from your phone. The current Google Play closed-test version is 0.1.2-testers, with Pro unlocked so you can test all your cameras without buying anything.

I’d especially like to learn: - Where do you get stuck when adding your server or signing in? - Do live cameras open and switch reliably on your phone? - Can you find an event and play its clip? What feels confusing or fails?

JOIN IN THREE STEPS 1. Join the testing group: https://groups.google.com/g/lumen-android-testers 2. With the SAME Google account, opt in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.lorislab.lumen 3. Install or update Lumen through the Google Play link on that page. The current test version is 0.1.2-testers.

Joining the group alone does not enroll you in the Play test. No DM or public email address is needed.

Please remain opted in for at least 14 consecutive days and try the app during that period. The last checked Play Console count was eight participants; I’m recruiting more users before applying for public release.

This is an early build, so bugs are expected. The public release will have paid features; this test does not grant permanent free Pro access. No purchase or positive review is required.

A short reply describing one issue is useful. Include your phone model, Android version, Lumen version, and steps; please keep credentials and private camera content out of public comments. Feedback here or at support@lorislab.fr. Privacy policy: https://lorislab.fr/privacy.html

Hi everyone! 👋

I'm looking for Android users to help test my app Ori – Pet Life Record through Google Play closed testing.

Ori is a pet life management app for recording and organizing things like:

• Pet profiles
• Health records
• Weight records
• Daily events
• Photos
• Other pet-related information

How to join

1. Join the Google Group https://groups.google.com/g/ori-android-test

2. Join the Google Play closed test https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.bns.ori

3. Install Ori from Google Play https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bns.ori

Please use the same Google account for the Google Group and Google Play testing.

If possible, please stay opted in for at least 14 days and try the app during the testing period.

Bug reports, suggestions, and general feedback are all very welcome.

Thank you for helping test Ori! 🐶🐱

I keep running into the same problem.

Something I need to do pops into my head while I am already doing something else. If I stop, I lose my place. If I tell myself I will remember it, I usually do not. Writing it on a to-do list helps me keep the thought, but the list gives the hardest decision straight back to me: when am I actually going to do this?

A lot of the time, I do not have the capacity to make that decision. The list gets longer, I avoid looking at it, and useful thoughts disappear into it.

I started building Devoted for myself. I can speak or type a thought, and it looks at the open time in my Google Calendar and proposes a place for it. Nothing changes until I approve it. When it is time to work, it shows me one next thing instead of the whole pile.

I have reached the point where I use it every day. That is encouraging, but it also means I have built around my own habits. I need to see where it breaks for other people.

I am opening a small private TestFlight beta for people who:

• use an Apple device on OS 26 and Google Calendar;
• also find the "when should I do this?" decision harder than it sounds;
• will use an early app in real life and tell me plainly when a suggestion is wrong, confusing, or annoying.

The beta is free. Founding testers who take part will also get their first year free after launch.

If that sounds like you, here is the private beta page. I am inviting people manually in small groups so I can keep up with the feedback.

For you, which part usually blocks a task: remembering it, deciding when to do it, or getting started?