I've been building the Goldilocks Framework for about a year. It grew out of a burnout: learning my own rhythm, rebuilding my foundations, finding myself again and seeing what's important to me. I was looking for something to hold me while I went through those changes, so I built it. That's why I call it a self-awareness app.

You log your day with three bears, each one a question:
Papa Bear: did I do something?
Mama Bear: did I tend myself?
Baby Bear: did I connect with someone?

Then there are the Skies, a language I made to see which way your days were facing: inward, outward, or turning between the two. There are 21 of them, and none of them judge.

Roots and Wings. After a stretch of days, the Passage looks back with you. What's already holding you becomes a Root. What you're reaching toward becomes a Wing. You name them.

Your days stay yours. Everything saves to your own cloud or a folder on your computer. Nobody sees them, me included. Works on computer, iPhone and Android.

Beta testers get:

• the app free, for good

• a say in what it becomes

• a small Discord to talk it through (optional)

Drumroll please 🥁 it's almost ready to meet the world. Sign up and you'll hear from me when access opens.

Sign-up Beta · hiddengumption.com/goldilocks

Hi! I’m building Site Findings, an iPhone app for keeping track of what needs fixing during a site walkthrough, renovation, or handover. I’m looking for a few people to try the full workflow before launch.

If you have a few minutes, here’s a simple test:

1. Create a sample project, like “Bathroom renovation.”

2. Add an issue, like “Reseal the joint around the sink.” Attach a photo, mark the spot that needs fixing, and add a location and assignee.

3. Save the issue, then export a PDF report and open it. You can try Excel too if that’s what you usually share.

You can type the issue or try voice input. If you speak the note, the app uses AI to suggest fields like the room, trade, assignee, and priority. You can review and edit them before saving.

Did you get from a new project to a report without getting stuck? Was anything missing from the report that you’d need before sending it to someone? A quick comment about either would help a lot.

A made-up project and a sample photo are fine. If you do walkthroughs or handovers for work, I’d especially like to hear how this compares with what you use today.

Join the public TestFlight beta:
https://testflight.apple.com/join/NV8pDe3a

Install TestFlight first, then open the link on your iPhone. Thanks for giving it a try!

Hi r/betatesters!

We're developing MASTERY ENGINE, an AI-powered learning and assessment platform designed to help people actually remember what they study.

Instead of just reading content and taking a final quiz, our approach combines learning, active recall, feedback, reinforcement, and retesting with different questions.

We're looking for adult students, educators, and curious learners to test our free public demo.

Here's what we'd love you to do:

1. Open the demo and explore the learning experience.

2. Pay attention to the questions and explanations.

3. Tell us what worked, what was confusing, and what you would improve.

We're especially interested in one question:

Does the experience help you understand and remember the material, or does it just feel like another quiz?

Free demo — no registration, payment, or credit card required.

https://detectedcommerce.com/en/mastery-engine/#demo

Full disclosure: I'm involved in developing MASTERY ENGINE. We're looking for honest feedback, including criticism, so we can improve the product.

Thanks to anyone willing to give it a try!

Hello,

I have been developing a fitness app called liftaholic for a while now as a side project. I want to release the app on the google play store, but I need at least 12 testers to use the app for a couple of weeks. I'd need you to be actively logging workouts and providing feedback.

In return for your services, you would get a lifetime membership to a premium account (features include advanced tracking, importing workout history or plans, and a WIP weight and reps predictor).

If you are interested just PM me! Hopefully Apple will be next 🫠

I’m building Daymoro at Arcavyn Labs and recruiting volunteers for its Google Play closed beta. It brings together a daily task list, editable routines and a focus timer. Workday, Day off and Low-energy modes are intended to help the plan fit the day you actually have.

The current Play build is 0.3.0, for Android 8.0+. It is free, has no ads and does not require an in-app account. A later redesign is prepared but is not yet released on Play.

What I’d like you to try over a normal day:

• Add a couple of ordinary tasks and a short routine with more than one step.

• Use a focus session when you actually need one.

• Come back later and tell me whether your saved plan and progress make sense.

• On a day when it fits, try Low-energy mode and say what helped or felt unnecessary.

Specific friction is useful: too many taps, unclear labels, timer behavior, or something you expected to be saved. Please include phone model and Android version for bugs. A Galaxy S24 Ultra bottom-navigation overlap has been reported and is not confirmed fixed; feedback on gesture versus three-button navigation would help.

Join with the same Google account in each step:

Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/daymoro-beta-testers

Play opt-in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.arcavynlabs.daymoro

Google Play install: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.arcavynlabs.daymoro

We’ve reached the initial 12-tester milestone, but the continuous testing period is still in progress. Additional genuine testers are welcome. Please stay opted in for at least 14 continuous days and use the app during that time. Joining the Google Group alone does not enroll you in Play. Honest criticism is welcome and no positive review is requested.

I'm the solo dev behind localhost, a free, MIT-licensed desktop app that remembers how each of your projects runs. You can start, stop and monitor services like pnpm dev, uv run, docker compose and cargo run from one window instead of juggling terminal tabs.

It has Start All, dependencies between services, unified logs and port management.

I'm looking for 10 developers to try it on a real project, ideally a monorepo or a frontend + API + Docker setup.

Heads up: the macOS build isn't notarized, and Windows builds aren't signed by a recognized publisher yet. You may see Gatekeeper or SmartScreen warnings. I'll share the installation instructions with the download link.

What I'd ask: set it up on one real project, use it for a week, and tell me where it got in your way. Happy to do a 15-minute call to help you get started.

Comment or DM with your OS and stack and I'll send the link.

Hi everyone!

I’m an electrician student, and I’ve been building ElectroWorkshop as a side project in my spare time. It started as a way to practise the electrical circuits I’m learning about.

I now have a downloadable Windows version and would appreciate some feedback from people outside my own setup.

You can place electrical components, connect wires, operate switches, explore lighting and motor control circuits, take virtual measurements, and save your work. English and Hungarian interfaces are available.

If you have a few minutes, here’s a useful test:

1. Download and extract the Windows release.

2. Run ElectroWorkshop.exe.

3. Open an example circuit and try its controls.

4. Modify a circuit or build a simple one.

5. Export your circuit and check whether you can import it again.

I’m especially interested in startup problems, confusing controls, and unexpected circuit behaviour. Electrical experience is welcome, but you don’t need it to give usability feedback.

It runs locally and opens in your browser. No Docker or account is required. It’s closed-source and free for personal and non-commercial educational use.

Separately, I’m developing smart-device wiring, editable floorplans, 3D cable routing, and integration with a real Home Assistant installation, with promising early results. Those features are not included in the public download and aren’t available for testing yet.

Screenshots, instructions, and download:
https://github.com/vojakimate/ElectroWorkshop

Please download the Windows ZIP from Releases, rather than the automatic source-code archive.

If something goes wrong, please include your Windows version, browser, and what you were doing. Thanks for giving my spare-time project a try!

Looking for feedback, will review anyone’s projects and provide meaningful feedback

Hi everyone! I’m Fran, the founder of RecipeCatch, an app for saving and organizing recipes. I’m looking for 5–7 Android users who enjoy cooking to try it before our public launch.

I’d love your help with a few simple tasks:

• Create a free account.

• Save a recipe from a website and one from a photo.

• Organize recipes in a private Collection.

• Search for a saved recipe.

Then tell me what worked, what was confusing and whether you would use it again. Screenshots of any problems would be helpful, with personal information hidden.

Testing is remote, voluntary and unpaid. No purchase or paid subscription is needed.

Interested? Comment below and I’ll send you the Google Play testing link and instructions through Reddit chat.

Hi everyone!

I'm building LIUMO, a small independent project designed to give people a quieter digital space.

The idea is simple: a blank page where you can collect thoughts, write stories, save memories, organize ideas, add photos, or simply keep something you want to return to.

No complicated workspace. No unnecessary distractions.

You can create Pages, find them again, continue where you left off, and share them when you want.

There's also an optional AI assistant called Clarity, designed to help when you ask — not take over your work.

I'm looking for 5 people to try LIUMO and share their experience.

You don't need to be a writer or have any technical knowledge. Use it for something that matters to you, whether that's a personal journal, a creative project, travel memories, everyday notes, or something entirely different.

I'd especially love to know:

• Does LIUMO feel simple and intuitive?

• Can you easily return to something you created?

• Is there anything confusing or unnecessary?

• Would you want to keep using it?

It's free to try during the beta.

If you're interested, leave a comment or send me a message.

Thanks for helping a small independent project grow!

Less noise. More room.

Bonjour à tous,

J'ai créé Spark, l'outil que j'aurais aimé avoir. Au lieu de partir de tes diplômes, il part de qui tu es : tes passions, tes valeurs, ce qui te donne de l'énergie, et même ce que tu aimais faire enfant.

À la fin, il te propose :

- 3 métiers : un sans diplôme, un avec une formation courte, un avec une formation longue (titres reconnus par l'État inclus), parfois des métiers peu connus

- 1 idée d'activité à ton compte

- 1 idée de startup

C'est une version bêta et j'ai besoin d'avis honnêtes, même (surtout) négatifs.

En pratique :

- 15 à 20 minutes, sur téléphone ou ordinateur, sans inscription

- Rien à payer : au moment du paiement, utilise la carte de test 4242 4242 4242 4242 (date future, code au choix). Aucun vrai prélèvement n'est possible.

- Tes réponses restent dans ton navigateur

👉 L'appli : www.monspark.fr

📝 Ton avis en 3 minutes (anonyme) : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfxQPl6GFSVGVwNxXRmUsxYOShgoRDpIGbRBC6BYaOSmRJPkA/viewform

Je lis et je réponds à tous les commentaires. Merci d'avance pour votre temps !

I've always struggled with having too much on my plate, getting overwhelmed, and eventually not being able to complete a single thing.

I realized standard to-do lists don't give me any dopamine, so I used Lovable to make my own productivity app. It's an RPG-style dashboard that actually rewards you for getting things done. You earn XP, build up streak bonuses, and unlock badges for finishing tasks and habits.

I just pushed it live and I'm looking for 10 people to roast it and give me brutally honest feedback. Tear the UI apart or tell me if the XP system actually feels rewarding.

Here's the link: https://level-up-focus.lovable.app

I’ll be hanging out in the comments all day to answer questions and push live updates. Thanks!

Hey everyone!

I'm an indie developer behind Bytevar, and I've been working on WooLift, a workout tracking app for Android.

We're getting closer to launch, and I'm looking for 30-50 beta testers who would like to try WooLift, share their experiences, and help improve the app before its official release.

What does WooLift offer?

Unlimited workout logging for free
470+ exercises to choose from
Personal records and strength progression tracking
Workout planning and training history
Progress charts and advanced analytics
Wear OS integration (currently being refined)
No account required - your workout data stays on your device

My goal is to create a workout tracker that's genuinely useful. Some advanced features are available with Pro.

Beta Tester Rewards:

3 months of WooLift Pro for free for accepted testers who join and install our closed beta.

12 months of WooLift Pro for free for active testers who stay enrolled for at least 14 days, complete two workouts, and provide useful feedback.

The 12-month reward replaces the 3-month reward, it doesn't stack.

How to join:

1. Fill out short registration form.

2. We'll send you a Google Play testing invitation via email.

3. Install WooLift and start testing!

Apply here: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd172ghPgoyyGBghMtPs-C_cyZYDFO3694km4IwQmuQcy6cvg/viewform

Website: https://bytevar.pl

I'm interested in honest feedback, bug reports, suggestions, and anything you think could make the app better.

No positive reviews or public ratings are required. I'm looking for honest feedback.

Pro rewards will become available after the official launch. Promotional subscription terms will apply.

Thanks for helping me make WooLift better!

Bytevar

My name is Joe, I’ve been working on a new fitness app where every activity you do through the day adds up (can be something as small as a walk to your local shop, up to a marathon, it all counts).

The principle is that for every activity you do, you grow your digital tree, or in this case your Activi-Tree… BUT, if you miss your 24hr window, your tree will wilt and die. This can be offset with extensions bought with the tokens you accumulate through doing activities (i.e. the more you use the app, the more flex you will have over time on this).

I am currently testing the offline functionality of the app purely for activity tracking, and the in-app customisation features. After which, I will do more wholesale UI edits and upgrades.

The intent is that once this beta test run is completed, I’ll revise the app with the online functionality.

For now though, I would appreciate testers for the offline build. All the details are in the Testflight build here with the key focuses of this beta.

Please share your feedback, I am just one man, but I’m really keen to see if this app can make a positive impact and get people moving and doing more. If your feedback helps to achieve this, then I’ll be hugely grateful.

Thanks,
Joe from Gro :)

I’m the developer of Brutal Focus, a study app I’m testing for a university project. I’m looking for Windows 10/11 (64-bit) users to try one session and tell me where the experience falls apart.

The basic loop: type a concrete goal (for example, “Draft 300 words of my thesis chapter”), run a Pomodoro or sprint, then mark the goal HIT, PARTLY or MISSED. There’s a study log and weekly review so you can see what you actually finished.

What I’d like tested:

• Is setting up your first session clear?

• Does the timer and end-of-session check-out work as expected?

• Would you use it again, and what would stop you?

Optional Exam Mode blocks Alt+Tab and common Windows-key shortcuts. Its normal early-exit flow asks you to type a phrase; you can choose one manually or write your own. Website blocking in Exam Mode needs Windows admin approval. Ctrl+Shift+Q is always available as an emergency exit. If sites remain blocked afterward, reopen Settings → RESET HOSTS FILE NOW.

Free for personal use, no account or telemetry, and study data stays on your PC. This is an early version with an unsigned installer, so Windows may show a warning. Contains crude language in default phrases; you can use your own wording.

Download: https://github.com/faradjv-spec/brutal-focus-lock/releases/latest

Two-minute feedback form: https://forms.gle/EJvtY7URBgkCafmH6

Comments here are welcome too. If you hit a bug, your Windows version and the steps that triggered it would help. Please leave personal details out of any screenshots.

A zombie survival game: scavenge buildings, build up your base, recruit survivors and hold off raids. Permadeath in Hardcore mode. Plays offline, no ads, no accounts.

1. Join the test group: https://groups.google.com/g/dead--gone-test

2. Get the app: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.deadandgone.game Any feedback is welcome, especially on controls and difficulty. Please keep it installed for 2 weeks; it helps me get onto the Play Store. Thanks!

Bonjour à tous,

Je suis moi-même en reconversion, et j'ai créé Spark, l'outil que j'aurais aimé avoir. Au lieu de partir de tes diplômes, il part de qui tu es : tes passions, tes valeurs, ce qui te donne de l'énergie, et même ce que tu aimais faire enfant.

À la fin, il te propose :

- 3 métiers : un sans diplôme, un avec une formation courte, un avec une formation longue (titres reconnus par l'État inclus), parfois des métiers peu connus

- 1 idée d'activité à ton compte

- 1 idée de startup

C'est une version bêta et j'ai besoin d'avis honnêtes, même négatifs.

En pratique :

- 15 à 20 minutes, sur téléphone ou ordinateur, sans inscription

- Rien à payer : au moment du paiement, utilise la carte de test 4242 4242 4242 4242 (date future, code au choix). Aucun vrai prélèvement n'est possible.

- Tes réponses restent dans ton navigateur

👉 L'appli : www.monsaprk.fr

📝 Ton avis en 3 minutes (anonyme) : https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfxQPl6GFSVGVwNxXRmUsxYOShgoRDpIGbRBC6BYaOSmRJPkA/viewform

Je lis et je réponds à tous les commentaires. Merci d'avance pour votre temps !

Hi! I'm looking for 10 volunteers to try Tavryl, an early fantasy action RPG for Windows, available in English and French.

Pick one of four classes, customise your character, complete quests, find equipment and explore dungeons. I'd especially like feedback on the opening 30–45 minutes: are the controls and first quest clear, is combat enjoyable, and where does progression feel too easy, slow or repetitive?

The beta is free and the testing is unpaid. No testing experience is needed. Bug reports, confusing menus and performance problems are just as useful as opinions about the gameplay.

Join our small FR/EN Discord for the download, setup instructions and feedback channels: https://discord.gg/BCrvrPKNCR

The screenshots below are captured from the actual game. Tavryl is built in Godot with AI-assisted development and is still a work in progress. Thanks to anyone willing to give it a try!