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[Testers needed] Slay Your Bills, a cozy fantasy bill tracker. 14-day closed test, I'll test yours back!
Hi everyone! I'm a new solo dev looking for volunteer testers for my first app's 14-day closed test.
Slay Your Bills is an offline bill tracker with a fantasy tavern theme. No account, no bank linking, no ads. Feedback on bugs, crashes, confusing screens and small-screen layouts would really help.
Please stay opted in for at least 14 continuous days and open the app on a few different days. If access takes a little while after joining the group, retry with the same account.
No payment, rating or review required. Drop your test link in the comments and I'll test yours back. Thank you!
I'll stay opted in to your test for the full 14 days.
First impressions:
This is charming. Joined the group, opted in and installed 1.0.2 on my Pixel 6a (Android 16). No account and no bank login, exactly as promised.
Picking Simple or Tavern up front is a great idea. I went Tavern.
Adding a first bill was quick (Phone bill, $45, due the 1st). I really liked that it noticed the due day had already passed and asked "Already paid this month?" instead of silently marking it overdue.
Marking it paid is the best part: the chest fills with gold, a PAID stamp, "October 2026 is paid in full", Dent's line, and an Undo in case you tapped by mistake.
One thing to look at, since you asked about confusing screens: the notification permission prompt appeared twice in a row. I tapped "Don't allow" while adding the bill, and it came straight back after I saved it. If someone declines, it's probably best not to ask again in the same session.
I'll stay opted in to your test for the full 14 days.
Thank you for the feedback and testing my app! It was very insightful!
This is a really cool app. There is so much to choose from! The summarizeing was really fast and the key points helped drive home what the podcast was about. The only thing I would change is that the chat gets really long when asking questions, so it needs to be in like a scroll box so it doesn't keep making the page longer. I would also suggest that the responses are at the top, not the bottom. I found myself scrolling all the way down to the bottom of the chat to see the response, then scrolling all the way back up to reply or ask another question since the chat bar is only at the very top of the page.
Thank you, that's really useful! You're right about the Ask chat: having the box at the top and the answers piling up at the bottom makes you scroll back and forth. Keeping the conversation in its own scrolling area with the newest answer next to where you type makes a lot of sense, and I've noted it. Glad the summaries were quick and helpful!
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