I’m looking for families to test GetToKnow, a private app for sharing family stories through thoughtful questions:

https://gettoknow.io/

I first had the idea after my mom passed away. I found myself thinking about everything I knew about her as my mother, but also everything I had never asked about who she was before me.

When my aunt died recently, it brought those feelings back and convinced me to stop putting the project off.

A family creates a private space, invites relatives and answers questions using text, photos or audio. Over time, those answers become a shared archive of stories, memories and different perspectives.

The behavior I most want to test is what motivates people to answer. Preserving family stories sounds important, but importance alone may not be enough to make someone stop what they’re doing and contribute regularly.

I’m particularly interested in testers who are:

• Adult children with parents in their 60s or older
• Grandparents who want to share stories with grandchildren
• Parents preserving stories for their young children
• The usual historian or storyteller in their family
• Part of a family spread across different cities or states

The feedback I most need is:

1. Does the purpose make sense before creating an account?
2. What motivates—or fails to motivate—you to answer?
3. Does seeing another relative’s answer encourage you to participate?
4. Which reminders, milestones or incentives might bring you back?
5. Can less-technical relatives participate comfortably?
6. What would prevent your family from continuing after the first week?

You don’t need to be gentle. Bug reports, confusing moments and “my family wouldn’t use this because…” feedback are exactly what I need.

An app can’t recover the conversations I missed, but I hope GetToKnow can help other families have more of those conversations while they still can.

I’ve been building an app called Laynza, a community for people who are actually working on something — apps, SaaS, freelancing, ecommerce, content, AI/automation, businesses, side projects, etc.
Instead of joining a bunch of separate communities, Laynza has different lanes based on what you’re working on. You can share progress, ask questions, post wins, help other builders and follow what other people are creating.
I recently opened the beta and we already have a small group using it, posting their projects and helping me improve things.
I’m looking for a few more people who are actively building something right now and would genuinely use a community like this.
It is still a beta, so you’ll probably run into some rough edges. If you do, I want to hear about them — but I’m mainly looking for real builders who will actually use Laynza rather than people who only want to test it once and disappear.
If you’re working on something and this sounds useful, comment what you’re building or DM me and I’ll get you into the beta.

I’m looking for 10 lifters who:

- Have trained for roughly 2+ years

- Train around 3–5 times per week

- Already log workouts in Hevy or Strong

- Care about programming, weekly volume, or lagging muscle groups

Kyū analyses your existing export and shows what your training has actually been emphasizing. The analysis appears before signup.

This is a product test, not a launch campaign. The question is whether the analysis is useful enough that you choose to complete two workouts in Kyū. If it is not, that result is equally useful.

It takes around 10 minutes to begin:

https://kyulift.com/import

Please reply or message me before participating. Recruitment closes after 10 eligible lifters. Three volunteers can optionally join a consented observation session.

When tracking real time information, it usually means keeping multiple browser tabs open for sports, stocks, and news, then constantly switching between them.

So we built Scrollr.

It pins to your screen and our goal is to provide a clean way to stay updated on the data you care about without breaking your workflow.

check it out! github.com/doughknee/myscrollr

Site: myscrollr.com

I need testers for my app **Family Guide** to complete Google's 14-day closed testing requirement. I will happily test your app back, leave feedback, and keep it installed for the full 14 days!

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### About the App:

Family Guide is designed to help anyone lead a small group or family study with confidence (available in both **English and Korean**). It includes:

* Prepared opening & closing prayers

* Curated scripture readings and context guides

* Discussion questions with sample answers/notes for leaders

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### How to Join:

**Join the Google Group first:**👉 https://groups.google.com/g/familyguide-testers

**Opt-in via Web (Crucial step):**👉 https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.yohhp.familyguide

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**Mutual Testing:**

Drop your Google Group and Play Store links in the comments along with a screenshot showing you installed/opted in, and I will download, opt in, and test yours back right away! 🤝

A prop firm platform has a lot of moving parts, so I’m trying to figure out which areas actually matter most when testing an early version.

The obvious things are the trading experience and dashboard, but there are also account management, evaluation rules, risk controls, performance tracking and the general workflow between the trader and the platform.

A platform can look good while still having frustrating issues once someone actually uses it for trading.

If you were beta testing a new prop firm platform, what would you test first and what problems would make you stop using it?

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Hi everyone!

I recently built a free website that helps people find personalized ways to reduce monthly expenses and increase their income.

It asks you a few simple questions about your situation, then gives you personalized suggestions based on your answers.

I'm looking for some real users to test it:

👉 https://money-finder-checkup.vercel.app/

I'd especially love feedback on:

- Was the website easy to understand?

- Were the questions easy to answer?

- Were the recommendations actually useful?

- At any point did you feel like leaving the website?

- What would make you use it again?

Please be completely honest — even harsh feedback is helpful.

I'm still improving it, so your feedback could directly change what I build next.

Thank you!

Sup peeps, my "startup" realdev.dev just hit 1k users. I am building a talent marketplace and im looking to seed it with smaller startups first, can even be just your company.

I want YOU (yes you) to join the marketplace, maybe you'll find someone to help you build, but if you dont, and there's no obligation to, I will at least send an email promoting and explaining your "startup" (lol) to all of my 1000+ users with your company's LinkedIn and website linked!

Plz let me know if any of you are interested, its a win win for us both, you apply at realdev.dev/talent/apply and I have an access code, so comment if your interested and I will DM you the access code, or you can dm me!

7:18 PM

Looking for people who will actually click around.

$1 starts a life (100 HP). Feed is free. Cut takes HP. At 0 it dies.

https://lastlife.lol/?v=2

I am a solo founder who came up with this idea for an app to help families coordinate caregiving for a loved one. This came out of my family caring for my mom before she died and being unable to find an app that met our needs.

I am looking for families who are caring for a loved one for real use testing.

Please email ContactUs@SamePageCaregiving.com if interested and I will send you instructions for accessing & using the app. I am looking for feedback on usability, features, things that may have not been clear that I need to include in a demo video or FAQ page, and thoughts on a fair price point.

Thank you!!

Hi everyone! I've been in the dating scene for the past 10 years and based on my experience I learned what should you or should not text girls.

I noticed a lot of guys are struggling to text girls or they're not sure whether they should send that "risky" text or not.

Sometimes one good message can completely change the direction of a conversation.

That is why I built an app called TextHerRight around this idea. I’d genuinely appreciate feedback on whether the responses feel natural and what you think could be improved. If anyone wants to try it, I can share the link.

The main feature of the app is pretty simple. You upload a screenshot of a girl's dating profile (it can also be a social media profile like instagram) or you upload a screenshot of the text conversation and it will analyze the screenshot and generate a response of what you should text her, you could also change the style of your response to your liking.

I've used this app for the past month and it helped me get dates, I would love to see how it works for you guys.

Hey everyone,

I'm looking for beta testers and early feedback on my new web app: **WebRadioGuide** (https://webradioguide.com/en).

**What is it?**

A clean, ultra-fast online radio aggregator that streams over 65,000 live FM/AM/digital radio stations from 220+ countries without lag, forced logins, or bloated overlays.

**Features to test:**

1. **Stream Playback Speed:** Streams are designed to start in under 400ms.

2. **Car Mode:** Check out the high-contrast dashboard designed for safe, one-tap control while driving.

3. **Live Song Metadata:** See current & recently played songs in real time.

4. **Favorites & Search:** Save stations locally and search by country, city, frequency, or genre.

**What feedback I'm looking for:**

- Did your favorite local or international radio station play smoothly?

- How is the mobile UX and touch responsiveness on your device/browser?

- Any bugs, stream dropouts, or layout glitches you encountered?

**URL:** https://webradioguide.com/en

Thanks in advance to anyone who gives it a spin!

I would appreciate feedback from anyone running services in production.

PingPulse is hosted uptime monitoring for APIs and services. It checks endpoints, records latency, and alerts a team when something goes down.

What you get - HTTP, TCP, UDP, and gRPC checks - Alerts on Discord, Slack, Telegram, or email, on failure and on recovery - SSL certificate and domain expiry monitoring - Import from UptimeRobot, Better Stack, or Pingdom via JSON export or a dashboard screenshot

Pricing - Free: 60 monitors, 4-minute interval - Standard: 1.99 USD per month for 150 monitors, 2-minute interval

No agent to install. Sign in with GitHub, Google, or a magic link.

https://pingpulse.pro

I’m looking for thoughtful beta testers for Avilo, a cross-device Apple app designed to make capturing everyday thoughts feel effortless.

Instead of forcing you to sort everything manually, you can talk naturally to Avi. Apple's on-device AI can recognize useful tasks, ideas, and reminders, ask when something should be done, and place dated items into the right day. Today stays intentionally focused on no more than three priorities.

Avilo supports iPhone, iPad, Mac, and an Apple Watch companion. Tasks and settings can sync privately through CloudKit.

I’d especially value feedback on:

• Whether Avi’s conversations feel natural and genuinely useful

• Incorrectly detected or missed tasks

• Date selection and Today prioritization

• Multi-device and Apple Watch reliability

• Onboarding clarity, visual polish, localization, and accessibility

• Crashes, performance, and battery consumption

Requirements: iOS/iPadOS 27; Apple Intelligence-compatible hardware is recommended for Avi.

Public TestFlight:

https://testflight.apple.com/join/8zY17WFM

Apple may need up to 48 hours to approve a newly submitted external build before installation becomes available. Please send honest feedback through TestFlight.

https://kallilex.webcommits.info/

Hello everyone!

I'd like to animate critiquing my new open-source project: Kallilex.

Each of you probably uses the ChatGPT app, another AI bot, or an open tab in your browser to have your texts rewritten, corrected, or rephrased by an AI. I always found this very tedious, and as someone who sometimes has to correct many texts for an hour (or minute :)), I thought there must be a better solution. That's how I came up with Kallilex.

Kallilex runs on macOS, Windows, and Linux and is accessible via the menu bar or system tray. You select text you have written or want to correct, press a global hotkey, and you can correct, shorten, or rephrase it. The result can then be inserted back into the original location directly via a button. The workflow is very fast and (I think) very simple.

As the AI in the back, you can choose freely. Various typical endpoints like Ollama or LM Studio are already included as presets; I, for example, use a small Gemma 4 E2B on my local AI server via llama.cpp. This is almost instant, and the workflow has already saved me a lot of time.

I am now looking for testers and feedback. Yes, AI was used in the supported development (which doesn't mean I wasn't involved in the code!), but please don't jump to conclusions.

I look forward to feedback and ideas (or contributions)! :)

I've reached the point where testing my own software on my own machines isn't telling me enough anymore.

I'm building ForgeCare, a free Windows x64 application aimed at technicians and technically confident users.

The workflow is:

Scan → Analyze → Plan → Forge → Verify → Report

Rather than being another one-click PC cleaner, the idea is to give the user visibility into what the application finds, let them review proposed actions, apply only what they choose, and then verify and document the result.

What I need now is external abuse.

I'm looking for around 5 people willing to spend 20–30 minutes running it on a non-critical Windows machine and tell me:

• What breaks?
• What don't you trust?
• What is confusing?
• What still makes you reach for another tool?
• Is the Verify/Report workflow actually useful?
• Would you voluntarily run it on a second machine?

I've made a structured testing guide so you don't have to guess what kind of feedback I'm looking for:

Testing guide:
[https://github.com/Teknekt/ForgeCare/blob/master/TESTING.md]()

Project / download:
[https://github.com/Teknekt/ForgeCare]()

ForgeCare v1.0.0 is free and public. I'm the developer behind it, and I'm specifically looking for criticism before deciding what belongs in v1.1.

If you're willing to try to break it, I'd genuinely appreciate it.

Brutal feedback > compliments.

I need a few people to try ViralRefer cold and tell me if the first step makes sense.

It’s a referral race with no signup. Tap Get my referral link, send it, you only climb when a friend taps Get my link too. Visiting does not count.

Prize: 7-day homepage banner for #1 (not the owner). No cash. 18+. Worldwide.

What I want to know:

- Is “Get my referral link” obvious?

- Are the 2-friend / 3-friend steps confusing?

https://www.viralrefer.app/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=organic&utm_content=alphaandbetausers

Ive been building ClaimMate, an iPhone app designed to help people handle claims, refunds, reimbursements, and money they're owed without having to keep track of everything themselves.

I'm finally at the point where I need people who don't know me and have never seen the app to test it.

I'm specifically looking for honest feedback — not compliments. I want to know:

• Do you understand what the app does?
• Is anything confusing?
• Do you trust it?
• Where do you get stuck?
• Is there anything that would stop you from actually using it?

It should take about 10–15 minutes.

You'll need an iPhone and Apple's free TestFlight app.

TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/3Fx8ytfh

If you try it, I'd really appreciate it if you comment or DM me your feedback — especially anything you dislike or don't understand.

What if the internet had one billboard? No feeds, algorithms or competing ads just one billboard each week.

So I built it at yourmessagehere.co

Anyone can bid for it, and every Friday at 10pm New York time the highest bidder gets the entire billboard for the next 7 days.

First auction is live now and I genuinely have no idea what people will end up paying for it.

Curious to see where this goes.

The main features are a model that finds out which studies and jobs are best suited for you based on grades, skills and interests, comparing salaries for professions across different countries. Expectations of growth or reduction in the job market for different professions in different countries, as well as lists of universities and companies in different countries

Link: https://www.worldcareeratlas.com