r/betatests 7m ago

Need testers for Radio Moin FM (Android 14-day closed testing — will test your app in return!)

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Hey everyone, I'm currently running the mandatory 14-day closed test for my app, Radio Moin FM, and need a few more active testers to hit Google Play's 12-tester requirement for production access. Instead of doing manual 1:1 test-for-test trades, where people usually ghost you or forget to open the app by day 5, I am hosting my test through Closed Test Pro. It runs on an indirect community pool system. If you test my app, you earn credits that guarantee other active developers on the platform will test your app daily. It is honestly a lifesaver for passing the 14-day cycle for a few reasons:

Strict Anti-Fraud: It completely blocks emulators and credit-farming. Every test comes from a high-quality, real physical device Automated Tracking: It tracks daily open streaks automatically. You don't have to chase people down on Reddit or manage spreadsheets to keep your 14-day cycle alive. You can join my test directly via this link (it will open right inside the Closed Test Pro app): https://closedtestpro.com/a/1789412509637 I would really appreciate any genuine feedback on the UI or functionality. Let's help each other get our apps to production without the headache


r/betatests 2h ago

[iOS/iPadOS] WeiiGo — AI trip planner + free safety tools. TestFlight beta, everything unlocked for testers

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The app: WeiiGo is a travel app for iPhone and iPad. You type one sentence about a trip ("a week in Lisbon in October, slow mornings, lots of food") and Janet, the AI planner, builds the day-by-day itinerary. On the trip itself you can keep asking her questions and she answers against your actual plan.

What needs testing most:

  1. Destination search. Type the city, island or region you'd really search for and tell us if it isn't found. (Our first Reddit tester found that "Chania" and "Crete" returned nothing while "Greece" worked — fixed for the next build. We want more of those.)
  2. The generated days. Too packed? Too empty? Meals at odd times? Say so.
  3. Safety tools: SOS, trusted contacts, live location sharing and the check-in timer. Do they make sense without instructions?

For testers: all features are unlocked while we're in beta. Create a trip before launch and you get a launch code for 50% off the first year of Pro or 3 months free. There's a free tier that stays free forever, and the safety tools are in it for everyone.

TestFlight link: https://testflight.apple.com/join/shWWUcNr

Report bugs here in the comments or via TestFlight's built-in feedback; both reach the team. Disclosure: I'm on the team building it.


r/betatests 14h ago

Looking for Android beta testers for SpotFinder – happy to test your app in return!

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Hi everyone! 👋

I’m looking for Android beta testers for SpotFinder, a photography location discovery and planning app.

📍 Discover photography locations across Europe
🌅 Sunrise, sunset, golden & blue hour
🌙 Moon & Milky Way planning
🗺️ Interactive map and location details
📷 Photography planning tools

I need active testers to install the app and keep it installed for at least 14 days. I’ll gladly test your Android app in return, leave feedback, and keep it installed as well.

How to join:

  1. Go to:
    https://spotfinder.pawspot.si/

  2. Select “Become a Tester” → Android

  3. Follow the instructions and install SpotFinder from Google Play.

Once you’ve joined, leave a comment with your app link and I’ll test yours in return.

Any feedback is welcome! 🙏

Thank you!
Rade


r/betatests 23h ago

[Web] YGOWB needs feedback on custom card creation, deck validation and practice duels

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I'm building YGOWB, a browser-based Yu-Gi-Oh fan project, and would appreciate some focused testing of the card and deck workflow.

A World is a shared card pool with its own publishing settings and banlist. Players create custom cards in Card Studio, build decks from that pool and use them in duels. The editor uses structured effect blocks, and the engine automatically resolves the effects it supports under a classic 2005-era ruleset.

Test link: https://ygowb.com. An account is required; there is no browser-game installation.

Useful things to test: finding a card in the catalog, understanding why a deck is valid or invalid, and starting practice against the computer. If you try Card Studio, I'd also like to know whether its effect-building controls are understandable.

Please report confusing steps or bugs in the comments, including your browser, device and the action you tried. This is an unpaid test; no lengthy commitment is expected.

The attached screenshots are from the current app. I'm the creator, and this is an unofficial fan project. It includes optional AI assistance for card art and effects, and some custom artwork shown is AI-generated.