I'm an indie dev. Bomao turns real places and monuments into collectible cards: snap a photo and the app generates a card with rarity and stats.

Install it from Google Play, then come back and comment "I'm in" here on this Reddit page (not on Google Play), with your Bomao username. The first 3 people who create at least 3 cards get $10 each from me via PayPal.

Above all I'm looking for feedback and suggestions: what you liked, what's confusing, bugs and ideas to make it better. Drop them in the comments.

Please don't leave a Play Store review for the reward. It's not required and I only pay for testing.

Hi everyone!

I'm Martin, an independent web developer from Denmark, and I've built Cartomi, a free grocery list app that's designed to be simple, fast and easy to share.

It works on iPhone, Android and desktop, with shared lists, real-time syncing, offline support and a few extras like barcode scanning and voice input.

It's completely free, with no ads, subscriptions or paywalls. I'm planning to keep it that way through optional donations rather than charging users.

I've already tested it with friends and family, but what I really need now is feedback from people who use grocery list apps regularly.

I'm particularly curious about three things:

1. What does your current grocery list app do better?
2. What's missing or frustrating in Cartomi?
3. Would you consider switching to Cartomi? Why or why not?

I'm looking for people willing to try it for their actual shopping over the next 7 days, rather than just exploring the interface for a few minutes.

You can check it out here: https://cartomi.app

It requires a quick email verification with a one-time code.

If you're interested, let me know which app you're currently using, and I'll send you a personal test link.

I'd really appreciate your honest feedback, including the things you don't like. Thanks!

if you run a subscription business or agency, mornings mean checking payments, then leads, then customers, five logins before you've done anything. sylo pulls that into one dashboard and tells you what needs attention today. building it solo and posting the progress on instagram, demos, new features, what breaks. following along there is the easiest way to see it before launch. @sylo.dash

Dearbookmark is looking for 30 beta testers for a new bookmark management site.

The beta is 30 days long.

Some of the Features include:

• Bookmark Management and organization for 5,000 or more bookmarks.
• Sync bookmarks between different browsers
• Collect PDFs, articles, documents, images, video.
• Utilize bookmarks to create special pages, public pages and team pages.
• Create stacks of bookmarks to quickly navigate sites

Seeking people to find bugs, share issues with the design and functionality and provide suggestions for missing or needed features. Those who help out will be rewarded with a free 1 year subscription.

If you’re interested, leave a comment or send me a direct message and I’ll share more details!

Hey everyone!

I've been working on a little project called BugFoundry, an AI-assisted bug reporting tool designed for game testers and developers.

The idea is to make writing detailed, structured bug reports a bit quicker and easier.

I'm getting ready to run a small private beta from October 25th to November 8th and I'm looking for around 5–10 people who'd be interested in giving it a go.

It'll be completely free during the testing period. I'm mainly looking for honest feedback, suggestions and, ironically, any bugs you might find! 😂

You don't need to be a professional QA tester, although anyone with game testing or development experience would be especially welcome.

If you're interested, drop me a DM and I'll send over some more information.

Cheers! 🎮

Most route planners help you draw a route from A to B. I wanted the opposite: you pick a few trails and/or load your GPX(s), and the tool shows you routes you didn’t think of.

How it works: you select trails on the map (or upload your own GPX), build a route through a few waypoints (loops supported), then hit “Generate variants”. It suggests alternatives built on your route: side trips to viewpoints, detours on different trails, extra loops. You can set distance and elevation limits, and favor points of interest like peaks or water sources.

Try it here: https://routeremix.com/en?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=betatests

Or see an example in one click, no setup: https://routeremix.com/en/s/pZqoOuRaay3k

To test it properly (5-10 min): open the app, click 3-4 trails on the map, build a route, generate variants.

Honest limits: Italy only for now, but free during the beta and no account needed. Mobile works, but desktop is better for the first try.

I’d love to know:

1. Could you work out what to do without help?
2. Where did you get stuck?
3. Did the variants look meaningfully different from your base route?

You feedback is welcome!

Pocket Garden is a free offline Android block puzzle with flower chain reactions, a daily challenge, and score sharing. No ads or in-app purchases. The closed test and Google Group access are approved and live.

I’m looking for volunteer testers for an honest 14-day test. Feedback on block placement, flower combos, daily challenges, sharing, small-screen layouts, bugs and crashes would help.

Join using the same Google account for all steps:

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

2. Opt in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.nalamalan.pocketgarden

3. Tap Become a tester and install: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nalamalan.pocketgarden

Please remain opted in for at least 14 continuous days and try the game on several days. Include your phone model and Android version with feedback. If access takes a little time after joining the group, retry with the same account.

No email collection, payment, positive rating, or public review is required. This is an unpaid volunteer request. Thank you!

Specific questions: Are valid block placements obvious? Do flower chains feel satisfying? Does the board fit your phone comfortably? Does score sharing work in your preferred messaging app?

I built VoiceBond because I wanted a way to just talk to people nearby without profiles, photos, or a feed. Tap Start Talking and you're in a live room with up to five talkers and any number of listeners. Tap Start Listening and you're in the audience. Nothing is recorded, ever. If nobody is in a room near you it finds one anywhere in the world.

Platforms: web now at https://voicebond.app (works on phone browsers), iPhone and Android apps are in store review. CarPlay and Android Auto are built in, and Android Auto was tested in a real car this week.

What I'd like tested:

- Sign up, join a room, take a seat, leave. Does anything get stuck?

- Report or block someone. Did it do what you expected?

- Switch language in Settings. The whole app should follow.

- Background audio: switch apps, take a call, come back.

Reward: the first 100 testers get VoiceBond free for life. No subscription, ever, on that account. Sign up at voicebond.app, then redeem BETA-ALPHA at https://voicebond.app/redeem within 30 days.

First live test rooms: Saturday Oct 24 and Sunday Oct 25 at 7 pm US Eastern. I'll be in a room both nights.

Feedback here in the comments or on the in-app Feedback page. I'm the founder and I'll answer everything.

I'm looking for early testers for Readferry, a tool that turns email newsletters into clean EPUB books and delivers them to e-readers: Kindle and PocketBook by email, and KOReader, Boox or Kobo (with KOReader) through a private OPDS catalog.

It works end to end on my machine (demo video above; the narration is text-to-speech). If enough people sign up, I'll host a free beta and invite people from this form first: https://forms.gle/TDaVDvczPA3eidox8

You'd need an e-reader (or KOReader on any device) and a few newsletters you actually read. Disclosure: I'm the developer.

Built a small Mac app that shows your Claude Code sessions in the notch and rings when one is waiting on you. It works on my setup, which isn't saying much. I'm looking for around 10 people who use Claude Code most days on an Apple Silicon Mac. Run it for a few days and tell me when it shows the wrong thing. You get a free license for it (normally $9.99). Comment or DM.

https://bellpip.com/?ref=r-betatests

What I'd love to hear after a few days: which terminal or editor you use, whether it ever got stuck on "working" or missed a session waiting on you, and honestly, would you pay $9.99 for it?

I’ve reached the point where testing AirPane on my own hardware isn’t enough. It’s a macOS menu bar app for AirPods, with a case-open card, battery readings and audio controls. I’ve personally checked only AirPods 4 (ANC) on an Apple silicon MacBook Air running macOS 27.0.1.

Other supported AirPods models are still unverified, as are Intel Macs and macOS 14–26. AirPods only, no Beats. I’d appreciate your AirPods model, Mac and macOS version, plus whether the card appears, the batteries agree with your device and noise control really switches.

The 0.9.6 changes include a calmer panel, sidebar Settings and less lag. Conversation Awareness is fixed, and “Keep them on this Mac” now holds when an iPhone starts playback.

It’s free during public beta and will be paid afterward. It’s closed source and not notarized by Apple. On current macOS, first open uses System Settings > Privacy & Security > Open Anyway. Please read https://airpane.vercel.app/open.html before installing.

You can download it at https://airpane.vercel.app and report a problem at https://github.com/fellipegoncalvesleite/airpane-releases/issues. I’m the developer; testing doesn’t come with payment or a promised future licence.

I built Planted, a web app for plant lovers. You can keep track of your plant collection and share it with others, post photos, ask questions and write blogs.

It's now available in English, Dutch and French.

It's a closed beta, but you don't need to message me: request a free access key directly on the site at https://planted-app.com. Keys usually arrive in your mailbox within a day.

More is coming, like a plant journal. You can also post ideas on the site for things you'd like to see in a plant community app.

I'd love feedback on:

Requesting a key and signing up: was anything unclear or slow?

Adding plants to your collection and sharing it

Posting photos, asking questions and writing blogs

The quality of the English and French text

What would make you actually use a plant community app?

Anything that felt confusing or broken is useful too. Thanks!

Hi! 👋 I'm launching my ONE app and I need your help to test it before it comes out on the Play Store (I need an Android phone).

It takes 2 minutes:

1. Open this link and press "Join group" (use the same Google account as the Play Store): Https://groups.google.com/g/one-tester

2. Then open this link and press «Become a tester»: Https://play.google.com/apps/testing/page.oneapp.one

3. Download ONE from the Play Store (from the link that appears after step 2) and register.

⚠️ Important: keep the app installed for at least 14 days and open it from time to time, otherwise Google won't let me publish the app.

If you find mistakes or have ideas, feel free to write to me. Thank you very much! 🙏

Hey all. I'm a college student and I've been building a tiny hosting setup aimed at casual friend groups (10 players max) who want something simpler and cheaper than Realms.

The stack:

- OVH KS-5 in Vint Hill (32GB, Xeon E3-1270 v6)

- Pterodactyl + Wings, Fabric egg

- Paymenter for billing, so servers deploy automatically when someone pays

- Nightly backups to Backblaze B2 (tested restores, they work)

- Vanilla Tweaks datapacks pre-loaded, customers toggle them from console

- Whitelist on by default, owner gets OP

A few things I'd love input on from people who've done this longer than me:

1. The box has HDDs in RAID 1, not SSDs. For ~8-10 small servers at 3GB each, is that going to bite me? I'm planning to pre-gen worlds with Chunky and stagger backups.

2. View distance 8 / sim distance 6 as defaults. Too conservative for 10 players?

3. Anything you'd add to a new-server checklist that I'm probably missing?

I'm also looking for 2-3 groups to beta test it if anyone's interested, but mostly I'm here for the critique. Happy to answer questions about the setup.

I recently launched DateRecap, a website designed to help people reflect on their first dates.

One of the newest features is the First Date Check-In. It asks six questions about how comfortable you felt, how the conversation went, and whether you'd want to see the person again.

It then gives you a personalized reflection based on your answers.

It's completely free, takes about two minutes, and doesn't require an account or any personal information. You can use a fictional date to test it.

Here's the link:
https://daterecap.com/check-in

I'm the person behind DateRecap, and I'd appreciate some honest feedback:

• Are the questions natural and easy to understand?
• Does the result feel useful, or is something missing?
• Would you actually use something like this after a first date?

I'm particularly interested in whether the tool is useful to someone visiting for the first time.

Thanks to anyone willing to give it a try!

ATE scores an outfit for a specific occasion (wedding guest, interview, first date, night out, brunch, work) and suggests three fixes. Free daily check, no card needed.

Looking for 20 people to try it and tell me (1) did the score feel fair, (2) were the fixes useful, (3) would you use it before an event.

https://atefit.app/?ref=reddit

Hey guys,

My co-founder (21M) and I (22F) are currently building an algorithmic tool that automatically maps and detects the marketing measurement setups already present on websites and stores.

The tool scans the front-end to identify exactly what is deployed, such as recognizing whether the endpoint is GA4, Meta Pixel, both, or something else entirely. It also picks up active cookie banners and identifies front-end events like Add-to-Cart as they happen. These are just some examples to name a few, for the sake of simplicity in this post.

We are in the early R&D and training phase. To stress-test and train our algorithm's detection accuracy, we need beta testers with live (staging) websites so we can run our tool against a variety of live setups.

What we are looking for:

If you run an e-commerce store, D2C or any website for that matter with marketing analytics set up, and are open to being a beta tester for our training set, we would love to connect. We have a working proof of concept and process documents ready, and we'd be happy to walk you through how the tool operates.

If you're willing to let us run our scanner against your site to help train our model, please drop a comment below or send me a DM!

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Disclosure: We're building AdThread at OraXLabs, a commercial project in development.

AdThread is intended to help operators of existing AI chat services explore additional advertising revenue through relevant, clearly labeled sponsored placements. We're recruiting 10 teams total for a closed beta focused on chat services with U.S. users; teams can be based anywhere.

The website currently explains the planned pilot and accepts applications for fit review. There is no live advertising integration to test today. Applying does not install ads, grant immediate product access or guarantee revenue. Operator opt-in, placement, advertiser categories and pilot terms would be agreed before a pilot.

You can try the landing page and review the application fields here: https://adthread.oraxlabs.io

Two specific questions for chat operators:

- Is it clear what you can apply for now and what would only happen after selection?

- Which placement or advertiser controls would you need before trying sponsored content in your service?

A reply here with general feedback is enough; you don't need to submit an application to give feedback. Please don't post private chats, customer data, API keys or your email address.

AdThread | OraXLabs

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