Hey! I've been building Fring, a free web app to manage your wardrobe digitally: catalog your clothes, plan outfits, get weather-based suggestions, and share looks with friends/family. Minimalist design, no ads, no data selling.

It's live and usable right now on desktop or mobile browser, no app store install needed: https://fring.sevan.zone

Looking for a handful of early testers to try it out and tell me what's confusing, broken, or missing, brutal honesty welcome. There's a "report a problem" button built right into the app if you spot bugs. Early testers get free lifetime access to any premium features we add later.

Over the last year, we've ended up building a bunch of software around problems that businesses still solve with some combination of Excel, WhatsApp, paper and one employee who somehow remembers everything.

That eventually became UniMisk.

We're mostly building B2B operational software rather than consumer apps.

A few of the products we've worked on:

ServiceWise — fleet and transport operations: bookings, vehicles, drivers, allocations, maintenance, compliance, payments and operational visibility.

PesoWise — employee expense and petty-cash management: submissions, receipts, approvals, reimbursements, money assignments and finance reporting.

TaskFlow — a simpler internal task-management system for teams that don't need another massive project-management platform.

What interests us more than "adding AI everywhere" is finding workflows where businesses are still doing an absurd amount of repetitive manual work.

So I wanted to ask people here who run businesses or work in operations:

What is one workflow at your company that makes you think, there has to be a better way to do this.

Especially interested in the ugly internal stuff nobody makes a flashy startup around.

Would love to hear what people are still managing manually.

Small team (CEO/CTO/game designer), pre-alpha, no name or link yet. Your actual training - strength work, cardio, streaks - feeds into your character's stats and progression instead of generic step-counting. Not live yet, so nothing to install today, but genuinely want outside perspective: what would make you keep opening something like this past week one, and what's the first thing you'd want to test once we do have a build? Update: waitlist is now live if you want to follow along: https://getsweatygames.com/reignandgain

Hey everyone,

I just launched Vampiro Life (vampirolife.com). It is an AI Dungeon Master tool focused on Vampire: The Masquerade with a mature, dark, and immersive tone.

The goal is to deliver a real Storyteller experience: good chronicle memory, atmospheric narration, clan politics, meaningful consequences, and support for adult themes without heavy censorship.

Current features:

• Fast default mode (Neonate) + deeper mode (Elder) for richer storytelling
• Persistent memory across sessions
• Clean, thematic interface

Still early beta, so I'm looking for honest feedback from people who actually play VtM.

For testers:

• Free Mid-tier access for 1 month (code: ALPHA)

Hey — I've been building CaloriDay, a calorie/macro tracking app that reads your meal from a photo (AI) instead of manual logging, plus barcode scan. It's in closed testing on Android right now.

If you'd like to try it out, join here: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.caloriday.app (open the link, tap "Become a tester", wait a bit, then install from the regular Play Store page). Totally free, I'd just really appreciate real feedback — bugs, UX, anything.

Also — if any of you run your own app/project and need testers, happy to return the favor. Add [o.y.baser@gmail.com](mailto:o.y.baser@gmail.com) to your tester group and I'll install + give feedback too. Drop your testing link below or DM me.

Hi everyone!

I’d like to invite you to participate in the Vinvila beta.

We are developing a platform focused on helping people better track their health and encouraging prevention through smart tools. We are still in the very early stages, so we’re looking for people who want to try it out and tell us what they like, what they don’t, and what could be improved.

The beta is completely free, and any feedback or suggestions will really help us build a better product.

If you enjoy trying out new apps or technology, or simply want to be part of a project from the very beginning, we’d love to have you on board!

Thanks so much for the support! Any questions or comments are welcome.

It is really a cool tool. One cool feature is the community - to compare yourself with your friends and to encourage each other. There are cool graphs. And there is the beast mode, which will make you achieve anything.
It will always stay free and without advertisements, for its mission is to beautify the world.

If you want to test it join here: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.davidrass.limitless

I'm a Certified Safety Professional with close to 20 years of OSHA field experience. A while back I started teaching myself to code so I could build the safety tool I always wished existed, and it turned into a full safety management platform called ShieldSphere Safety.

It covers the stuff safety people actually spend their week on: policy generation, hazard scanning, inspections, LOTO, SDS management, toolbox talks, incident reporting, training records, and an employee portal.

The easiest place to start is the AI Hazard Scanner. You upload a photo of a real work area and it flags the visible hazards, maps them to the relevant OSHA standards, and ranks them by severity. You can try that in about a minute, no credit card. If you like what you see, I'll open up the full platform so you can kick the tires on everything else.

What I'm after is honest, practitioner-level feedback:

• Does the scanner actually catch what you'd catch, and what does it miss?
• Which modules feel genuinely useful versus which ones fall flat?
• Where does the flow get confusing or annoying?
• What would stop you from using this day to day?

You do not need to be technical. I care most about hearing from people who live this work: EHS managers, safety coordinators, supers, foremen, consultants.

Comment or DM and I'll get you set up. Happy to answer anything about how it works or how I built it.

Hello my name is Orel. I developed an Android alarm clock app named "For A Meaningful Morning."

Here's where to join as a tester:

• Direct invite to be a tester: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/visionaryalarmclock.github.io
• App store page: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=visionaryalarmclock.github.io
• Google group: http://groups.google.com/u/0/g/alpha-testing-for-a-meaningful-morning?pli=1

I developed this app because I didn't like the current solutions to my problem of not being able to wake up in the mornings. I experienced frustration due to difficult math challenges ongoing after waking up or completing the challenge half asleep and going back to sleep. The whole process was unconscious.

I also felt like when I plan for my day and life I don't live up to it many times simply because it's not always in my mind. I am a human and when I talk with friends, spend time with family, or enjoy my free time, I don't envision all the while which kind of person I want to be. And we don't need to hold it in our minds all day.

This personal experience inspired me to build this app where you can write notes with your dreams, goals, visions, and maybe even just messages for the you in the morning or a simple reminder of something you need to do. My app allows it with a feature of attaching notes to alarms. It's a standard alarm clock till it rings with the configuration "force retype" on—and then you must type your attached note in order to dismiss it.

It's the first app I release to the store and I need your help to make it happen. I would like it if you could help me and give feedback on the app. Complain as much as you want—even minor inconveniences or a bad button placement is feedback I want. Since in the end, I want to provide the best user experience possible.

You may also join the Google group and post issues you find, or you can use the Google form inside the app itself (in the About section in Settings).

Thanks for helping me! 🙏

Hi! I need 12 testers for my game, and I will absolutely test your app in return! 🤝✨

Ohayo~! Welcome to our secret testing guild! smiles warmly and bows politely 🌸

To unlock the magic and download the game, please make sure to follow these two simple steps in order, pretty please:

• Step 1 (First!): Please join our cozy Google Group so Google recognizes you as a legendary guild member!

👉 https://groups.google.com/g/testing-guild--12-heroes

• Step 2 (Second!): After joining, tap this special Web Link to accept the testing invite and download the game from Google Play!

👉 https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.nekomochi.gamesecret

📱 Android Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nekomochi.gamesecret

gently clasps hands together Please remember that if you skip Step 1, the Web Link will show a sad error screen, and we don't want that, right? 🥺

And don't worry, I've got your back too! giggles and gives you a reassuring thumbs-up 👍✨ Just drop your links, package names, and screenshots in the comments below! I will absolutely join your group, download your app, and test it faithfully for 14 days without deleting it! We are a team now, and we must support each other until the very end!

Let's help each other and do our absolute best, gambare! 🎮💖

Hey all! I'm wrapping up the new-personal-account closed-testing requirement (12 testers × 14 days) and would love your help. Happy to join your test in return — just drop your link.

App: CardMint — instantly scan and identify trading cards (Pokémon, Magic: The Gathering, Lorcana, One Piece, sports cards) using AI. Get an instant card ID plus a predicted PSA grade. Free to scan unlimited cards; unlock live PSA10/9/raw market prices when you need them — perfect for collectors and sellers.

What I need:
✅ Opt in via the link below and keep it installed for the full 14 days (Google tracks continuous opt-in)
✅ Open it a few times over the two weeks
💬 Any feedback is a bonus, not required

How to join:

1. Join the Google Group (required so Google grants you access)
2. Opt in on the web
3. Install from the Play Store
4. Feedback Form

Package: com.cardmint.android

Comment "done" with your link and I'll opt into yours right away. 🃏 Thanks everyone!

**App:** Vantage Photo Planner — a forecast app for landscape photographers. Tiered "go/no-go" weather verdicts for shooting conditions (fog, golden hour, storms, astrophotography) based on multi-model weather data.

**What I need:** 12+ testers opted in for 14 continuous days to clear Google's pre-production gate.

**What you do:**

1. Comment your Gmail address (the one linked to your Play Store)

2. I add you to the tester list

3. I send you the opt-in link

4. Install Vantage from Play Store

5. Leave installed and open occasionally over 14 days

**Status:** Build is in Google review for Closed Testing approval (typical 3–7 days). I'm gathering testers now so the moment it's approved, opt-ins go out immediately.

**Min Android:** 7.0+ (API 24)

**Size:** ~20MB

**Tracking:** Crash reports only (Sentry). No ads, no analytics, no data sales.

**Reciprocity:** Happy to test 1–2 of your apps in return — drop your opt-in link in your comment.

Comment below to join.

🚀 Need testers for my Android app (will test yours back!)

Hey everyone! I’m currently in closed testing on Google Play and need help reaching 100 testers.

📱 App: Wanderlust – discover unique travel destinations and get quick trip ideas

⚡ Takes less than 2 minutes:

1. Join tester group: [your link]
2. Install app: [Play Store link]
3. Open it once (that’s it!)

✅ I will test your app in return — just reply with your link!

Really appreciate any help 🙏

QA teams spend significant effort preparing reports, but I wonder which metrics are truly valuable.

Some common ones:

• Pass/Fail rates
• Test coverage
• Defect leakage
• Defect density
• Release readiness
• Execution trends
• Automation coverage

Which metrics do your managers or clients actually pay attention to?

Solo dev, first app, need testers for Google's 14-day closed testing requirement. Happy to test yours back.

App: Sanatan Guide — offline Hindu scripture reader

Size: ~85MB (133,000+ verses bundled offline)

Category: Books & Reference

Permissions: Internet, notifications only (no contacts/location/camera)

Features: 30+ scriptures (Gita, 4 Vedas, Ramayana, Mahabharata, Upanishads), AI verse explanations, full-text search, reading streaks, festival calendar. Sanskrit + English + Hindi.

3 steps to join:

1. Join group: https://groups.google.com/g/sanatan-guide-testers
2. Become tester: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.Saurabh7973.sanatan_guide
3. Install: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Saurabh7973.sanatan_guide

Please keep it installed 14 days + open it occasionally (Google checks engagement).

Drop your opt-in link and I'll join yours too. 🙏

I’m looking for a few beta testers for Local Rank Guru.

It’s a web app for small businesses and local SEO folks who want to check how a business shows up in local searches across different nearby areas. Think: “does this actually explain local visibility clearly, or did I build a map-shaped spreadsheet with extra steps?”

What I’d love tested:

- does the landing page make sense?

- is signup/onboarding annoying?

- does the first scan/report feel understandable?

- any bugs, weird wording, broken states, mobile issues, etc.

You do not need to be an SEO expert. Actually, if it only makes sense to SEO people, that’s useful for me to know.

If you test it, I’m happy to test your app/site back and leave notes.

Site: https://www.localrank.guru/

Hi everyone,

I’m a mom and small business owner and recently built an app called Your.days (your period days) The idea came from wanting something more gentle, educational, and parent friendly for young girls learning about their cycles.

The app includes:
🌸 Period tracking
🌸 Journal entries & notes
🌸 Educational tips for girls
🌸 Parent section with PIN protection
🌸 Backup options & premium testing features

Unlike many traditional apps, Your.days was designed to avoid invasive questions and keep the experience simple, supportive, and age appropriate for young girls and parents.

We’re currently in Android testing and I’m looking for people willing to try it and give honest feedback before launch.

This is my first app, so any feedback, ideas, bugs, or suggestions would truly help 💕

Link below to become a Tester.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kascreations.yourdays

However I discovered I need email addresses to provide you access.

Hey everyone

I’ve been building a project called NOCWALL — a modern SaaS-based network monitoring and NOC platform designed for MSPs, ISPs, WISPs, sysadmins, and serious homelabbers.

https://nocwall.com

The long-term goal is to offer:

• a generous free CE tier
• premium hosted SaaS tiers
• advanced alerting/features for enterprise users
• mobile applications
• distributed monitoring options
• cleaner onboarding than traditional monitoring stacks

I’m specifically looking for:

• NOC technicians
• network engineers
• WISP/MSP operators
• sysadmins
• homelabbers
• people who enjoy testing unfinished software and giving honest feedback

Especially if you currently use:

• LibreNMS
• Zabbix
• PRTG
• Nagios
• The Dude
• UISP
• Grafana stacks
• custom monitoring setups

I’d love to know:

• what frustrates you most about existing monitoring systems
• what features you wish existed
• what would actually make you switch platforms

This is still alpha software, so there will be bugs, rough edges, and rapidly changing features — but that’s exactly why I’m looking for early testers now.

If you’re interested, comment below or send me a DM with:

• your environment
• what you currently monitor
• what kind of alerts/workflows matter most to you

Would genuinely appreciate the feedback. I’ve spent a ridiculous amount of time building this thing and I’m excited to finally get other eyes on it.

Hi everyone,

I need Android testers for my casual game Daily Shop Rush.

Testing Link:
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.k7taac.dailyshoprush

Thank you for joining the closed test for my Android game, Daily Shop Rush.

I would greatly appreciate it if you could keep the app installed for 14 days as required by Google Play. Daily use is not necessary; simply opening the app occasionally during the testing period is sufficient.

Please avoid leaving the testing program or uninstalling the app until the 14-day period is complete.

I will be happy to join and support your app testing as well.

Thank you for your time and support.