Beta testers wanted for a hardware product. It's an LED matrix ticker that shows live data. Esports scores, sports, flights, weather, 75 plus plugins. We're taking a small cohort before our September Kickstarter.

What you get, early platform access now, and for a few testers an actual unit when the next production batch lands in early August. What we need, honest feedback on setup flow, plugin quality, and whatever breaks.

I'm the plugin dev on the two person team. Comment or DM if interested.

Hi all — I'm a solo indie dev and I just submitted FitMeal AI to Google Play closed testing (currently in Google's review, usually a few days). To get production access I need real testers (Google requires 12+ people testing for 14 days).

What it does: builds a personalized 7-day meal plan using AI based on your weight, height, goal, and activity level. Calculates daily calorie/macro targets, generates a shopping list, lets you swap any meal, has a water tracker and weight progress chart. 11 languages, dark theme.

How to join: 1. Join this open Google Group now (no approval needed): https://groups.google.com/g/fitmeal-ai-beta-testers 2. Once the app clears Google's review (should be days, not weeks), I'll post the Play Store opt-in link here and message the group.

Any honest feedback (bugs, confusing onboarding, feature requests) is very welcome — I'll actually read and act on it. Thanks for helping a small project get off the ground!

Hi all — I'm a solo indie dev and I just submitted SubSnap, a subscription tracker app, to Google Play closed testing. To apply for production access I need real testers (Google requires 12+ people testing for 14 days).

What it does: tracks your recurring subscriptions, warns you before renewals, and helps you see total monthly/yearly spend at a glance.

How to join: 1. Join this open Google Group (no approval needed): https://groups.google.com/g/subsnap-beta-testers 2. Then opt in on Google Play: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.subscanai.app 3. Install and open the app at least once

Any honest feedback (bugs, confusing flows, feature requests) is very welcome — I'll actually read and act on it. Thanks for helping a small project get off the ground!

Hey everyone — I’m building Enhancivity.com, a Chrome extension / AI work‑memory layer so your AI tools don’t start from zero. It remembers project context (brand voice, decisions, customers) and helps prepare context/prompts/drafts — you always review before using them. I’m solo on this. Do you think this is worth me continuing to work on? Honest opinions and workflow pain points welcome.

Beginary is built for ADHD adults who plan fine but struggle to actually start: the gap between knowing what to do and doing it.

Every planner app (Tiimo, Structured, Todoist) fires one notification and moves on whether or not you started. Beginary is different. When you miss a scheduled task, it keeps stepping back in: Lock Screen widget, Live Activity, and an Alarm, until you actually begin. No streaks, no shame copy, no guilt mechanics.

What I need from testers:

• iPhone on iOS 26+
• Willing to actually use it for real tasks over 1-2 weeks, not a one-time poke-around
• Feedback specifically on: onboarding clarity, how good the AI's task breakdown feels, and whether the missed-task nudges feel helpful or annoying

Reporting bugs/feedback: use TestFlight's built-in feedback (screenshot the issue, then tap "Send Beta Feedback," or shake your phone). It auto-attaches logs and device info so I can actually debug it. For anything longer form, a UX gripe or a "this whole flow felt off" note, email [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) and I read every one myself.

https://testflight.apple.com/join/z3SGtAeD

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for beta testers for SCENIUM, a web app designed as a connected virtual writers’ room for developing films and series.

Instead of separating every part of the project into unrelated documents, SCENIUM brings together:

• early ideas and fragments;
• characters and their relationships;
• themes and story world;
• structure, beats, and scenes;
• synopsis and treatment;
• screenplay and revision;
• pitch and industry materials.

The product includes AI assistance, but it is not intended to generate an entire screenplay from one prompt. The goal is to support the writer’s decisions, preserve context across the project, and identify possible inconsistencies.

SCENIUM is also participating in Emergent’s Builder’s Contest. If you find the project valuable, you can support it by clicking the heart here. Please:

CONTEST LINK: https://app.emergent.sh/showcase/fabrizio/7653efd3-c3f1-410b-81f9-49d02144066a

The demo link:

www.scenium.art

I am specifically looking for feedback on:

1. Can you understand the product within the first minute?
2. Is the onboarding clear?
3. Which section attracts your attention first?
4. Where do you become confused or lose interest?
5. Does the experience feel connected, or like several separate tools?

Please mention whether you tested it on desktop or mobile.

I will personally read and respond to every piece of feedback.

I'm looking for 3 small businesses that don't have a good website.

I'll build a modern landing page completely free.

In return, I only ask for an honest testimonial and permission to include it in my portfolio.

If your business needs one, tell me what you do in the comments.

I kept making promises to myself and quietly breaking them. No one knew, so nothing happened. So I spent the last few months building the thing I actually needed.

It's called "Vowd". You make a vow "gym 30 days," "no social media for a week" and set a real stake. Add a friend as your opponent or a neutral witness to keep it honest. If you lose, the consequence actually happens: the app you chose gets locked on your phone for 24 hours. There's a streak that visibly burns down if you stop checking in.

No money, no gambling. The stake is inconvenience and other people watching.

Some things I learned building it solo:

● The witness system was the hardest part, figuring out who can declare a loss without letting people cheat their own record took three rewrites.

● The app lock needed Android's Accessibility service, which meant writing a very clear permission explanation or nobody would enable it.

● Localizing to three languages (EN/FR/AR) including full RTL took me way longer than building the core features.

It's live on Play Store now. Happy to answer anything about the build, the Android side, or the accountability mechanics and genuinely want to hear where the idea falls apart.

[Android] Leve — a calm, simple weight tracking app — looking for closed testers

Hi! I've built Leve, a weight tracking app focused on being calm and distraction-free: daily weight log, weekly/monthly goals, a journal for notes, ideal weight range, dark mode, English/Portuguese/Spanish support.

To help test it (Google Play requires 12 testers for ~2 weeks before I can publish):

1. Join this Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/leve-testers
2. Then open this link and tap "Become a tester": https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.playscope.leve

That's it — no need to actually use the app, just stay opted in for ~2 weeks. Happy to test your app back too. Thanks!

https://github.com/ErdemKaraahmet/Real-Time-Subtitler

A while ago, I saw a post about a deaf mom expressing how much real-time captions meant to them, seeing what her kids say while playing.

Yes its not the most unique project but the existing projects are either not local, dont have a clicktrough overlay, no transparent text option, not performant enough, dont have enough customization options or just not good looking enough imo.

I want more people to be interested in the goal, and have people that are actually using it. So feel free to drop by and tell me what you think!

I’ve spent a slightly ridiculous amount of time thinking about a simple question:

Why do we train our bodies, attention, productivity and careers—but rarely train how we show up for other people?

Most of us already believe we’re reasonably kind. “Be kinder” can also sound soft, worthy or a bit boring. But the moments when we help someone, connect properly or step outside ourselves are often the moments that make life feel most meaningful.

That led me to Kind Fu: an attempt to treat kindness as a practice rather than a personality trait.

The basic experience is a short daily ritual:

• Arrive and slow down
• Read a brief teaching
• Visualise a situation
• Complete one real act in the world
• Reflect on what happened
• Progress along a path, loosely inspired by martial-arts belts

I’m not a wellness guru. My background is in engineering, technology, operations and product. I’ve been building this mostly alone, using AI to help me turn the idea into a functioning product.

I’ve now made several versions—and I’ve reached the point where being alone with it is making it worse. I’m too close to tell what is genuinely good, what is confusing, what feels cringeworthy, and whether the central idea has real potential.

The website is still rough. I’m sharing it before it feels ready because another month of redesigning it in isolation probably won’t teach me what I need to know.

I’m open to help at almost any level:

• Look at it for two minutes and give me your immediate reaction
• Try one practice and tell me how it felt
• Test it for several days
• Challenge the underlying idea
• Critique the writing, design, psychology or product
• Contribute creatively or technically
• Help think about research, community or how it reaches people
• If the idea really grabs you, work on something small together and see where it leads

I’m also open to eventually finding a serious collaborator or co-founder—but I don’t think that should begin with two strangers declaring themselves co-founders. It should begin by making something together and discovering whether we work well.

This is currently self-funded, so I can’t offer paid employment. I want to be transparent about that rather than disguising unpaid work as an “opportunity.”

Here it is: https://kindfu.co

You can comment publicly, message me privately, criticise it, try it, or simply tell me whether the premise makes you feel anything at all.

Thank you.

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for early testers for TrainTeam, a football team management platform designed for grassroots coaches, academies, and small clubs.

TrainTeam brings training sessions, matches, player availability, attendance, squad call-ups, parent communication, and everyday team administration into one place.

I’m currently looking for feedback on:

• creating a team and inviting members;
• scheduling training sessions and matches;
• collecting player availability;
• managing attendance and squad call-ups;
• whether the onboarding and main dashboard are easy to understand.

The platform is available in a web browser and has a free plan for one team, with no credit card required.

https://trainteam.app

Honest feedback from coaches, parents, or people involved in grassroots sports would be greatly appreciated.

Agent Pump is a live web app where you create an AI agent with a persona, budget, strategy, and schedule. The agent can launch coins and buy/sell on a Solana bonding curve while the dashboard shows its balance, operating costs, and P&L.

Test flow: sign up → create an agent → watch the first run → open its activity and leaderboard.

I'm looking for feedback on:

1. Is it clear what the agent can do before you start?
2. Do the balance and fee changes make sense?
3. Where does the onboarding feel unsafe or confusing?

https://agentpump.app

New accounts receive $3 in promotional credit; it and earnings generated from it are non-withdrawable and stay in the platform economy. This is an automation test, not a profit promise.

Intro

So, I built a new platform/tool/saas, named “Promptyx”.
Essentially, it was an AI Prompt Management and Engineering platform - in short.

It was for many things including complex and long workflows and systems, involving a lot of prompts like Data Analysis or Research using AI workflows or multi-agent systems. You can store all prompts organized at a single place, to not lose them or their best versions, thus keeping track of edits, while knowing how the prompts perform or how they could be made better.

Features

• Prompt Storage: Store Prompts according to workspaces and projects.
• Prompt Versioning: Save/Commit the latest edits of a prompt while keeping track of past ones
• Prompt Experimentation: Run prompts with different configurable parameters (including temperature or max tokens) on 20+ support LLM models (currently). Compare versions of a prompt, or different LLM models on a prompt on cost, latency and quality
• AI Features: Create a full working prompt from scratch using AI. Also able to improve and evaluate prompts using AI
• Analytics & Tracking: Keep track of run history, cost, usage, etc.
• Other small features: Project Context (for better results), Save best parameters (so you always come back to the desired running parameters for a prompt. Referrals (for free rewards).

What I want

So essentially, I want a few things:
- Your idea and opinions on this product
- What could be made better? What am I missing?
- And most importantly, a few users (better if they are related to the problem it solves) to onboard on my platform, and test it in a full end-to-end user flow

Looking forward for *maybe new users*!

Promptyx Website Link
Promptyx Discord (https://discord.gg/8TVYaayvBY)

Hey everyone — I've been building stridefinance.vercel.app , a personal finance web app, as a solo project. Core features (budgeting, unlimited savings goals) are free with no paywall. A paid tier ($7/month) adds bank account sync, investment tracking, loan/debt tracking, and an AI coach.

Stage: Beta: functional and stable, currently onboarding via CSV/statement import while I finish integrating live bank sync.

Platform: Web app, works on desktop and mobile browser.

What I'm looking for: A handful of people willing to actually use it for a couple weeks: set up a budget, track some spending, try the savings goals, and tell me what's confusing, broken, or missing. I've got a short feedback form ready, or happy to take feedback in whatever format you prefer.

Feedback form: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd0JU9QQe47voK39RKXpNFsOp4WTyrfnUyse6SC4kKmPGvUEA/viewform?usp=publish-editor

Happy to answer any questions, and happy to test other people's projects in return.

I’ve been working on Decision Replay, a private workspace for individuals and teams who want to learn from their decisions instead of relying on hindsight.

The process is simple:

1. Record what you expect before the result is known
2. Add evidence when circumstances change
3. Compare your prediction with what actually happened
4. Save the lesson for your next decision

Teams can also collect independent predictions, assign ownership and review outcomes without turning the process into blame.

It’s currently a free public beta. I’m looking for a few founders, managers or team leaders willing to test it with one real decision and give me blunt feedback.

I’d especially like to know:

• Is the purpose immediately clear?
• Where does the workflow feel confusing?
• Would anything make you return for the outcome review?

Product Hunt launch:
https://www.producthunt.com/products/decision-replay?launch=decision-replay

I’m happy to answer questions here, and criticism is genuinely welcome.

Hi everyone!

I recently finished building a restaurant website and I'm looking for beta testers to help evaluate the overall experience before I consider it portfolio-ready.

I'd really appreciate it if you could explore the site, including the menu, gallery, story, reservations, and other pages, then share your honest feedback.

I'm especially interested in:

UI/UX and overall visual design

Navigation and ease of use

Responsiveness across devices

Animations and performance

Bugs, broken links, or anything that feels confusing

Any suggestions that could make the experience better

Every comment positive or critical , is valuable and will help improve the project.

Website: https://ember-vine-delta.vercel.app

Thanks for taking the time to test it!

(Pls comment , whether the adv were really disturbing 🙏🙏)

I'm keen to see what everyone is working on. If you share your app with me, I'll take a look and give feedback.

I'm also working on my own app, Credits, and it's currently in beta. It's the best way to search movies, shows, cast and crew. It's a great tool for discovering shows and movies and even tells you on which services and platforms you can watch them. What makes Credits great:

• completely free – no paywalls, all features are available to all users
• no ads – none of the content is obstructed by ads
• lightning fast – no freezing, no lagging, everything is buttery smooth
• privacy-first – no data collection of any kind whatsoever

The fact that my app is in beta means that you have the opportunity to shape the future of the app through user feedback.

I built Election Radar because U.S. election news can be hard to follow. Even if you follow a couple of news outlets, it can still be hard to quickly understand what happened this week.

Election Radar is an app that uses AI to gather weekly election highlights, organize them by state, and include source links so you can read the full story.

The main idea is simple: open the app, quickly scan what’s happening across the country, tap into any state you care about, and read more when something catches your attention.

You can also explore the app in two ways:

• By time: If you want to see what happened two weeks ago, you can browse previous weeks.
• By state: If you’re interested in Georgia, you can tap into the state and look back at the election events that have happened there over time.

I’d love to hear how the experience feels overall, and whether this makes election news easier to understand and follow.

Note: these are AI-gathered highlights, so they may not include every story, and some states will naturally have fewer election updates than others.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/election-radar/id6792344347

Hi! I’m looking for a small group of iPhone users who actively follow or research individual stocks to test Sentex.

I built Sentex because I wanted one place to understand a stock beyond its price movement: relevant news, AI sentiment, insider and congressional trades, major-fund holdings, and a Sentex Score with an explanation of the factors behind it.

I’m especially looking for feedback on:

• Whether AI Market Intelligence gives useful context when a stock moves
• Whether the Sentex Score and its explanation are clear to you as a retail investor
• Whether the app is easy to navigate and understand for a first time user
• What would make you return to the app regularly. Existing data, missing data sources/features.

The app is live on the App Store:
https://apps.apple.com/nl/app/sentex-stock-news-alerts/id6781988371?l=en-GB

I’ll give the first 10 people who are willing to provide feedback a free Pro subscription, so you can test all features properly.

Not financial advice; Sentex is for research and informational purposes only.

Thanks in advance for any suggestions and/or feedback!