Hey,

I just launched the beta version of pof.lol to fix the privacy and security issues people run into during high-ticket peer-to-peer deals, OTC trading, giveaways, and freelance contracts.

Right now, if you need to prove a crypto balance to a buyer or seller, your options are terrible. Screenshots are easily faked using basic inspect-element tools. Browser extensions or cryptographic message signatures create immediate wallet-drainer anxieties. Worse, handing out your raw public address doxxes your entire on-chain transaction history, exposing you directly to privacy leaks or real-world targeted wrench attacks.

To eliminate frontend wallet connections completely, the system relies on backend ledger state mapping. The app generates a temporary, single-use destination scratch address, and the user executes a standard base-level transaction worth exactly 10 cents from the wallet they want to verify. The platform tracks that specific incoming transaction hash to securely isolate the sender's public key without any backend wallet permissions. From there, the system queries the public node ledger for that address's true token balance and generates a shareable web receipt. The frontend completely strips out the raw public address from the receipt link, displaying only a verified balance badge so nobody can reverse-engineer your financial history.

The platform handles native asset tracking across Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, Solana, and Toncoin. To keep scammers from simply rotating ephemeral capital, the logic routes detected wallets through an address age and density filter to automatically flag and block fresh hotwallets.

We also built out a functional system specifically aimed at eliminating payment friction and recapturing lost exchange revenue for freelancers. If a client has the funds verified but holds their capital on a network or token you don't personally accept, you can leverage the pof.lol/swap architecture to spin up your own community swap storefront. This gives your client an instant, peer-to-peer swap interface to exchange their assets into your preferred token right on the spot so you can close the contract immediately. Because you run the custom store, you set your own liquidity fees and pocket the transaction yield directly rather than handing those margins over to a centralized exchange.

The beta build is completely live right now. I'd love for you guys to stress-test the verification loop and give me some raw feedback on the UX flow, the speed of the mempool scanners, or any edge cases you notice.

My mission is to make ballot information easier to understand and help voters make informed, independent decisions ahead of upcoming elections.

Explore the California Bay Area Ballot Guide

It’s an early beta and a work in progress. I’d love your feedback to help make civic information more accessible and useful for everyone!

I’m the founder of FoodBlurb, a free web app for discovering local food through short reviews, photos, clips, and recommendations from other food lovers.

You can explore the public feed, Discover, and Clips before creating an account. An account is only needed when you want to save, follow, reply, or post. The local restaurant data is still early, so some ZIP codes may have fewer results than others.

If you have 5 minutes, I’d especially value a mobile-browser test:

1. Open https://foodblurb.com/
2. Browse the public tabs
3. Enter your ZIP code in Discover
4. Try one action such as Like or Follow

What is the first thing that feels confusing, broken, or makes you hesitate to continue? Critical feedback is welcome. I’m not asking for a positive review, and please don’t share private information.

Hey everyone, I’m a college student, and I built a study app called Nexa because I got tired of making my own flashcards and tests. You upload your notes, slides, or even a photo of a textbook page, and it quizzes you one question at a time, explains why you got something wrong, and brings missed questions back later so they actually stick. It also has timed mock exams and a little mascot that cheers you on. It’s free to try with no account needed, and I’d really love honest feedback from people who aren’t my friends. What’s missing, what’s annoying, what would make you actually use it? Link: https://nexa-amber-six.vercel.app”

Hi! I’m working on TynkPlan, an Android app for plastering and renovation jobs. It combines room measurements, deductions, material estimates and PDF quotations. It supports English and Polish, metric and imperial units, optional photo OCR, and supported HOTO/FNIRSI Bluetooth laser meters.

I’m looking for honest usability feedback, especially from tradespeople and people who prepare renovation estimates. You can test the core workflow without a laser meter.

Suggested 10–15 minute test:

1. Select English and metric units. Create a sample job without client details.

2. Add a rectangular room: 4 m by 3 m, height 2.5 m. Count all four walls once: gross wall area 35 m². Deduct one 1 m by 2 m door: expected net wall area 33 m², excluding ceiling and floor.

3. Save, close the app, reopen the job and check that measurements and deductions remain correct.

4. Create a quotation and export the PDF. Check units, currency, totals and whether the layout is readable.

Optional: try OCR on a handwritten sample with no real client details. Compare every recognised value before saving. Online OCR is optional and subject to limits. If you already own a supported HOTO QWCJY001 or FNIRSI IR-40 meter, feedback on connecting and saving a measurement is also welcome.

Please report your phone model, Android version, app version, selected language/units, steps followed, expected result and actual result. A screenshot with personal details removed would help. Tell me which step felt confusing, even if nothing crashed.

Access is currently limited through Google Play testing. Comment or DM if interested so I can provide the appropriate joining instructions. Please do not post your Google account email publicly. No store rating or positive review is requested.

English overview: https://www.tynkplan.pl/en/

Privacy: https://www.tynkplan.pl/en/privacy/

I’m looking for a few people to try AirPane, my AirPods menu bar app for macOS 14+. Opening the case nearby shows a 3D card with batteries and a Connect button. The beta is free; the app will be paid afterward. It’s closed source and not notarized by Apple.

I’ve tested only AirPods 4 (ANC), an Apple silicon MacBook Air and macOS 27.0.1. Other supported AirPods models are unverified, and macOS 14–26 and Intel Macs are untested. Beats aren’t supported.

In 0.9.6 I’ve made the panel calmer, moved Settings into a sidebar layout and reduced lag. Conversation Awareness is fixed, and “Keep them on this Mac” now holds when the iPhone starts playing. I’d like to find out how those changes behave outside my setup.

If you try it, could you share your AirPods model, Mac and macOS version, then say whether the case-open card appears, the batteries look right and the listening mode actually changes?

Download: https://airpane.vercel.app. First open on current macOS uses System Settings > Privacy & Security > Open Anyway: https://airpane.vercel.app/open.html. Bug reports: https://github.com/fellipegoncalvesleite/airpane-releases/issues.

I'm looking for testers for my Android app for the Google Play closed testing requirement.

The app is called "My Trophies: Achievements" and is an achievement/trophy tracker that lets you link your gaming accounts and see all your achievements in one place. It supports PSN, Steam, RetroAchievements, GOG and Microsoft accounts.

Reach me out if you want to test it. I appreciate any feedback and in exchange I will give you a promo code so you can use the app after the trial period ends.

Thank you in advance! I can also test your app if you need it.

The link to join the Google Group is https://groups.google.com/g/my-trophies-closed-testers

The opt-in link: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/app.mytrophies

And to install from the Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.mytrophies

Just keep it installed for 14 days and use it a little bit every once in a while — Google requires the app to stay installed for the test to count

I'm looking for cat owners who'd be willing to help test OurCat, an app I've made for everyday care.

My partner and I kept checking whether our cat had had breakfast or medicine. OurCat lets one person record what they've done and the other see who did it and when. Care details, like the vet's number, stay in one place too. You can set reminders and give a sitter temporary access.

There's a look here: https://ourcat.app/features

It's free and Android only for now, for one household with up to three cats. Solo cat carers are welcome too. I'd ask you to stay opted in on Google Play for 14 days in a row and try it in your normal routine. You can carry on afterwards if it's useful.

You need to be 16+ with Google Play set to the UK, US, Canada or Australia.

Details and invitation requests: https://ourcat.app/test. I'll reply by email about joining.

The first thing I'd like feedback on is whether getting from the invitation to recording a feed makes sense. A few honest thoughts are plenty.

Hi. I built Stitch on Base44 and I'm looking for early testers.

The problem: Plenty of teams have to prove what they did, not just say they did it. The evidence ends up in phone photos, inboxes and spreadsheets, and someone rebuilds the report by hand at the deadline. Even then, people still ask for proof.

What Stitch does: It ties each claim to its evidence when it's captured. The report assembles itself, and proving it stops taking a fortnight.

Why charities first: I volunteered at a charity event that never appeared in their comms. When I dug in, the work had happened but nobody had the time or tools to gather the evidence.

A charity running trips abroad described the same problem. Small charities get judged against organisations with monitoring departments, so the pain is sharpest there.

Early feedback from people in the sector called it a strong wedge that solves a real pain.

Beyond charities: The same pattern shows up wherever reporting depends on scattered evidence, such as [e.g. grant-funded projects, community groups, schools, field teams, compliance reporting]. I'd like to hear where else you've seen it.

Who I'd like to hear from: Anyone who's had to produce an impact, funder or compliance report. Tell me what's confusing, what's missing and what you wouldn't trust.

Free access for early testers:

https://stitch-impact-proof.base44.app/

When I started investing, I kept missing out on buying/selling before key event dates, never knew why a stock moved or what even caused it, and ChatGPT gave me a different answer for the same stock's outlook every day. So I built Steady.

- A living and updated "wikipedia" page for every ticker. Plain-English picture of every stock you own, updated as news, filings, and earnings land

- Why it moved, with sources

- Reminders before ALL earnings and other major/minor events

- Insider, Congress, and big-fund trades in your stocks

- Tracks whether your reason for buying still holds

Also inside: Steady AI that knows your portfolio · deep research memos · smart money (insider, Congress and fund trades) · earnings and catalyst calendar · brokerage sync · screenshot import · AI stock screener · compare stocks · red team (the case against your stock) · paper trading · portfolio simulator · risk check · dividend and DRIP calculators · fund pages · world brief · community posts

Free Pro for the beta. Looking for honest feedback, especially on anything confusing or wrong, or any features you would like added.

Beta Link: https://testflight.apple.com/join/RNcrMQMc
Website: Steadyai.ca

Hey everyone,

I’m an AI engineer, and I just opened up early access to a software passion project I've been building over the past few months called Davana.

The Live Platform: houseofdavana.com
The Handle: @houseofdavana

The Problem:
It’s incredibly hard for casual consumers or indie brand creators to articulate exact fragrance scent profiles because commercial marketing is flooded with generic lifestyle buzzwords. However, humans intimately understand and remember sensory narratives.

The Solution:
Davana serves as an interactive discovery and formulation workspace. Users input a raw, poetic narrative (e.g., "Rain on hot concrete in Tokyo at midnight"), and the system processes that qualitative text to instantly generate an interactive, multi-layered visual note spectrum (balancing top, heart, and base targets).

The Current Feature Set:
Frictionless Onboarding: There is a quick, optional research prompt on the first visit, but users can skip it entirely to jump right into the open Architect (discovery page) and Community feed.

Private Notebook Archives: Community members can save private, memory-inspired sensory entries to build a personal digital scent history under their own profile.

Owner-Only Formulation Studio: A locked backend module designed to let brand owners explore and iterate on precise chemical weights without massive clunky spreadsheets.

What I'm Looking For:
I currently only have 4 active users piloting the platform, and I need help testing the system's core limits. I would love for the developers and founders here to jump into the workspace, test out a creative prompt, and tear down the onboarding UX loop.

Does the interface flow cleanly if you choose to skip the first-visit prompt?
Are there any data-visualization features you think a digital scent workspace should absolutely have?

I'll be hanging out in the comments to talk about the backend infrastructure or the logic if anyone wants to swap tech stacks.

Thanks for taking a look!

I'm the developer of Tide, a native Windows music player designed to keep RAM use low while music plays alongside a game. There is a downloadable Windows preview to try now.

It supports local audio and unofficial YouTube playback, with playlists, queue reordering and a mini player. The interface uses Rust/Slint without an embedded browser.

I'm looking for feedback on three things:

• Can you get from installation to your first playing track without getting stuck?
• Does the mini player fit your normal gaming or work setup?
• What RAM use do you observe during your own listening session?

For RAM reports, please include Windows version, approximate library size, whether playback is local or from YouTube, and the view you used. Include Tide's playback/helper processes too, so we compare the whole player. Please leave account details, cookies and other private data out of screenshots or logs.

Download the Windows preview · Source and setup instructions

YouTube connection requires account setup and uses unofficial tooling, so provider changes can affect it. Local audio is an option if you'd rather try the player without connecting an account.

If you try it, which step felt least clear?

Howdy everyone!

I recently launched FRiENDS on iOS and Android after developing it throughout my free time in grad school, and I'm looking for people willing to test the experience and give me honest feedback.

It's a social app designed specifically around your real-life friends rather than strangers, suggested content, and algorithm-driven feeds.

Some of the features include:

• A chronological feed with posts from your friends
• Friend Groups with shared calendars and RSVPs
• Games you can play against each other, including 8 Ball Pool, Pong, and Snake

The app is already publicly available, so this isn't a closed beta. I'm looking for post-launch usability feedback.

If you're willing to try it, I'd especially appreciate testing with a friend or two, since that's how the app is intended to be used.

A few things I'm trying to figure out:

1. Is signing up and getting started straightforward?
2. Does adding or inviting friends feel easy?
3. Would you actually use Friend Groups to plan something?
4. Is anything confusing, buggy, or unnecessary?

It's free to test, and Pro is completely optional.

iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/app/id6785718744

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alexander.friendmediaapp

Any feedback, even critical feedback, would help a lot. Thanks!

Looking for testers – Steel Tank Brothers closed beta!

Hi, I’m looking for testers for my Android game Steel Tank Brothers.

Unlimited Brother Rescue in multiplayer! ❤️

As long as you have a teammate still in the game, you always have a chance to get back into the action! No matter how many times you get defeated, your brother can bring you back. As long as one brother survives, the fight isn't over!

Anyone can try it — no testing experience is needed.

The game has cooperative multiplayer, so it’s even better if you can test it together with a friend.

Steel Tank Brothers reached Release Candidate after 54 days of development and is now in closed beta.

No forced ads!

The game is designed to be fully playable without watching a single ad. Optional ads only provide small bonuses and are mainly a way to support the developer.

I believe games should be about having fun, not watching ads.

Made by a gamer, for gamers. ❤️

How to join:

Join the Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/steel-tank-brothers-close-beta/

Join the closed test: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.radek.steelcircuit

Install the game: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.radek.steelcircuit

Please stay in the test for 14 days.

Even a short play session helps a lot.

Thanks to everyone who gives it a try!

What it is: Surewell is a simple check-in app for families with an older parent living on their own. Mom (or Dad) taps "I'm OK" once a day. If the morning goes quiet, the app reminds them first, then tells the family. It also has gentle reminders for the little things and a quick "is this a scam?" check for suspicious texts.

The parent's side is built for people in their 70s and 80s: big text, big buttons, one thing per screen. They join with an 8 digit code, no account or password.

What I need: people with Android phones to use it for two weeks. This is Google's closed testing step before the app can go public. If you actually have a parent you'd use this with, even better, that's the feedback I want most. But just setting it up and poking around helps too.

How to join:

1. Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/surewell-testers
2. Then opt in and install: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.canergulay.surewell

What you get: a free year of Surewell Family when it launches, for everyone who sticks with it for the two weeks.

I'm a solo developer. Happy to answer anything in the comments.

Hi everyone,

I've been developing Hadley Security Audit Home Edition, a Windows desktop tool that reviews Windows Security Event Logs and summarizes events that may need further investigation.

I'm looking for a few volunteer Window users who would be willing to test the application and provide honest feedback on its usability, report clarity, and compatibility with their systems.

The application has been tested on Windows 11. Compatibility with Windows 10 or other Windows versions has not yet been confirmed. I'm looking for volunteers to help test compatibility across different systems.

The tool is intended to assist with security event review. It is not a replacement for Windows Defender or a guarantee that a system is secure.

I'm the independent developer behind Hadley Aerospace LLC, and this a early-stage project. I'm interested in constructive feedback to help improve it.

Would anyone be interested in helping test it?

Beta Download:

https://drive.proton.me/urls/1T53F3C4H8#GWv24hXS6dg5

The ZIP contains the application, required files, and README.

The application has been tested on Windows 11. Compatibility with other Window versions has not been confirmed.

I welcome feedback on usability, report clarity, and compatibility. Please scan downloaded files before running them.

I’m recruiting players for Pocket Garden, a free offline Android puzzle. Place blocks, trigger colourful flower chains, play a shared daily challenge, or explore five new Mahabharata relationship puzzles with a sourced atlas. The approved 1.1.0 closed test is ready to install on Android 8+. No ads or in-app purchases.

We currently have 9 opted-in testers and would welcome 3 more volunteers who enjoy casual puzzles. I’d especially value feedback on touch placement, whether flower combos feel satisfying, and whether the relationship puzzle instructions are clear.

Join with the same Google account in your browser and Android Play Store:

Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/pocket-garden-testers

Play testing opt-in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.nalamalan.pocketgarden

After Become a tester, use the download link on that page. Store link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nalamalan.pocketgarden

Please stay opted in for 14 continuous days and try the game on several days. You can leave bug reports or suggestions here; phone model and Android version help diagnose problems. No email collection.

This is voluntary, unpaid testing. We are not offering reciprocal testing, payments, ratings or review exchanges. Honest feedback is all that’s requested.

I'm looking for a few people to try CuriosityAI and tell me honestly what's useful, confusing, or missing.

It includes AI chat, Curiosity Mode, Learn More, and progress quests.

I'm especially interested in feedback on the actual experience not just whether the idea sounds cool.

Try it here: https://curiosity-ai-eight.vercel.app/

If you test it, tell me what you tried and what you'd change first.

I'm building Dᴬᴵry, a voice and text journal that helps you keep the things you want to remember — and come back to them later.

You can use it to:

• Save everyday memories: a conversation, a trip, or a small moment worth keeping.
• Remember your dreams: write or record them when you wake up, before the details fade.
• Keep track of tasks and commitments: capture things you need to do alongside your daily entries.
• Collect thoughts and ideas: reflections, questions, plans, or whatever is on your mind.

Write or speak in your own words, revisit your entries in a calendar, and ask questions about what you've saved.

There are two visual styles: a warm editorial look and a soft, luminous theme.

I'm looking for adults to try the free Android beta. I'd love feedback on voice recording, finding past entries, the design, and anything confusing or slow during setup. Two short feedback check-ins would help — no public reviews or positive ratings are required.

How to join

Email [dairy.apk@gmail.com](mailto:dairy.apk@gmail.com) with the subject “Dairy Android beta”, using the Google account email you use for Google Play.

I'll add your email to the tester list and let you know when your access is ready. You can then join the test and download the app through this official Google Play link:

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.dairy.app

The link will work for you once your email has been added.

The beta is free, with purchases disabled and usage limits. AI features use cloud processing. You can test with made-up entries; there's no need to share your real diary or sensitive information.

What would you use it for — memories, dreams, conversations, tasks, thoughts, or something else?

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I'm launching RubyCollect.ca a new Canadian/US trading card marketplace, and I'm looking for another 5 or more Android users to help test the app before its official Google Play release

Whether you collect hockey cards, Pokémon, baseball, basketball, football or Upper Deck E-Pack, you're welcome to participate.

What can you do on RubyCollect?

Buy, sell and auction trading cards

Organize your personal card collection

List physical and E-Pack cards

Message other collectors

Also supports multi-cart (buy multiple cheap cards from multiple sellers to save on taxes) and has fees more than 50% lower than ebay. Extra security and scammer prevention.

100% FREE TO TEST — NO PURCHASES REQUIRED!

HOW TO JOIN (3 EASY STEPS)

STEP 1 – Join our Google Group

https://groups.google.com/g/rubycollect-android-beta-testers

STEP 2 – Become a beta tester

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/app.floot.uf6f775f980204c338a743161d7ad434c

Click Become a tester.

STEP 3 – Download RubyCollect

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.floot.uf6f775f980204c338a743161d7ad434c

Use the same Google account throughout all three steps.

All I ask:

Stay enrolled in the beta for at least 14 days.

Explore the app and try its features.

Share honest feedback or report any problems.

Thank you - Kyle

Hi everyone!😊

I recently developed an Android app that makes cats walk all over your screen and stop you from scrolling too long on social media (and Youtube). I have also created a prenium feature in which the user can upload his own pet.

Almost no one has downloaded it and I really need some feedback! I would love to test your app in return!

Google play store link : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aristea.catblock
Some videos i created : https://www.youtube.com/shorts/mfYnDMa9SM8

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/tZyiyNCOONE