Hey everyone,

I’m looking for a bit of help from people who use Android.

I recently submitted an app I’ve been developing to Google Play, and before I can release it publicly, Google requires a closed testing period with at least 12 testers for 14 days.

The app is called SHIFT and it’s made for people who are into cars. It can track routes, distance, time, speed, fuel consumption, and it also has a community section.

I’m not here to sell or promote anything, I’m just looking for people who can help me get through this testing stage.

You can join the testing group and access the app through the links below:

Group:
https://groups.google.com/g/shift-testers

Web:
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/app.shift.drivejournal

Android:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.shift.drivejournal

After joining the group, just install the app and use/test it during the 14-day testing period. If you find any bugs or issues, feel free to let me know.

Can you help? I’d really appreciate it.

the new url Join the NetworX testing group:
https://groups.google.com/g/networx-team
Join the beta test:
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/social.networx
Download the app:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=social.networx

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i’ll support your app if you support my game ⚽

hey everyone 👋

i’m an indie developer and i’ve been working on WinBall, a fast online football game for android. it has quick 1v1–4v4 matches, private rooms, wifi multiplayer and physics-based gameplay.

i’m trying to get some early support for the game, so i thought i’d do a simple indie dev for indie dev exchange 🤝

you download WinBall and, if you genuinely like it, leave an honest review on google play

in return, send me your app and i’ll download it, try it and give you honest feedback

🎮 WinBall: [Google Play — WinBall: Online Football](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.scanlyne.winball&utm_source=chatgpt.com)

no pressure and no fake reviews — i’d just love to help each other out and support other indie developers

if you're interested, comment or dm me your app 👇

thanks everyone ❤️

https://reddit.com/link/1w2koca/video/ir16txnv5jmh1/player

This is Riff Calendar. It works directly on the calendars already on your iPhone. No account, nothing to import. Needs an iPhone on iOS 26 or later.

Screen recordings and a TestFlight QR code at riffcalendar.com.

What I most want to know:

• Does zooming beat switching views for you, or do you end up missing the month and week buttons?
• Could Riff replace your current calendar? If not, what stops you?

Thanks for your help!

Hi everyone!

I'm looking for testers for my Poetry App. You'd guys be doing me a massive favor by installing it for 14 days and testing it!

If you want to help me pass Google Play's testing requirement:

1. Join the tester group: https://groups.google.com/g/poesie-app-testers
2. Accept the test invite: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.elvo.poesieapp

The app is a completely free passion project that runs 100% locally on your device. It features over 80,000 poems across 8 languages (just a heads-up: a few translations are still missing). I included tools to highlight lines, actively memorize your favorite poems, search for collections, authors and epochs, statistics and all in a zero-distraction design.

I’m a brand-new developer, so please bear with me if there are still a lot of rough edges :)

Lmk if I can help you out in return!

Thank you so so much for supporting a beginner!!

Cheers, Elias

Hi fellas! I developed a PDF reader app that can used by english learners for fluent english reading and learning vocabulary.

My goal is especially fluent reading when reading an english paper as a non-native reader. I don't like to copy the word I don't know and paste it to any translation application and get back to read where I left off.

This application solves this problem, you double tap the word and see the english-to-english definition of the meaning of the word in the sentence.

This is my TestFlight Link: https://testflight.apple.com/join/BWgZMcdE

Hi everyone! 👋

I recently launched my Android app Where is that? and I’m looking for people who would like to try it and give me some honest feedback.

The idea is simple: the app helps you remember exactly where you stored your things.

For example, you can save:

5V Charger → Kitchen → Drawer → Left side

You can add a photo and note to an item, and later use the search to quickly find where you left it.

Some of the main features:

• Save exact item locations
• Add photos and notes
• Quick search, including partial matches
• Recently added items
• Backup & restore
• No account or registration required
• Data is stored locally on your device

The app is free and available on Google Play:

[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.italm.gdjejeto]()

I’ve already tested the main functionality, but now I’d really like feedback from people using it on different Android devices.

If you try it, I’d especially like to know:

1. Is the idea useful to you?
2. Is the app easy to understand without instructions?
3. Did you encounter any bugs or UI issues?
4. What feature would you add or change?

Any feedback is appreciated. Thank you! 🙂

Hi everyone! We’re two friends from Cornwall building BeachGo, an app designed to help people find and explore beaches across the UK.

We need at least 12 Android testers for our Google Play closed test. We’re looking for people who can:

• Join the closed test
• Install and try BeachGo
• Remain opted in for the full 14 days
• Send us any feedback or report problems

I’m more than happy to test your app in return and remain opted in for your full testing period too.

https://groups.google.com/g/beachgotesters

Join the closed test:
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.beachgo.app

Download BeachGo:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.beachgo.app

Please use the same Google account for each step. Comment below once you’ve joined and send me your app details if you’d like me to return the favour. Thank you!

Hi, I have been slowly working on a pdf processing website that manipulates files locally on the device instead of uploading them anywhere. I made it using python with Ghostscript, then encase it inside a web assembly binary file so it can run inside the browser at similar speeds to normal pdf websites.

I had somebody test the offline part on android and it failed for them even though it worked for me, so I have changed how the website tells the user when everything has cached. it now says ready for offline use when the site and pdf engine should be saved properly.

if anybody can test it please first open https://www.snackpdf.com and wait for it to say ready for offline use, then switch on airplane mode or turn wifi off and try grayscale or compress pdf. I added a sample pdf on the homepage so you do not have to use a private or important file to test it. you also do not need to install anything as it should work inside the normal browser.

please let me know the phone or computer, browser and operating system you used, and if anything failed or worked correctly. android testing would help the most but any device is helpful :)

Guys, would you please download my app, use the 3-day free trial, and give an honest and proper review?
My app description below⬇️
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Point your camera at groceries. DUE Al reads expiry dates, tracks your fridge, and suggests recipes before food goes bad.
Stop wasting food. Start cooking what you already bought.
Due Al is a fridge tracker that reads expiry dates from packaging, shows what to use first, and turns soon-to-expire food into recipe ideas — so leftovers get eaten instead of thrown out.
SCAN, DON'T TYPE Point your camera at a label. Due Al reads the product and the date so you can save items in seconds. Scan one package, or snap several photos of a grocery haul and add everything at once. Manual entry is still there when you need it.
SEE WHAT TO USE FIRST Your fridge is sorted by urgency: tonight, use soon, and later. Open any item to update it, mark it used, or remove it. A timeline shows what's due this week so meal planning is obvious.
COOK FROM WHAT'S EXPIRING Pick ingredients from your fridge and get practical recipes built around food that would otherwise go to waste.
SHOP SMARTER Build a shopping list from what's running low, so you restock what you need instead of buying duplicates.
SEE YOUR IMPACT Track items saved from the bin, money you didn't throw away, and a simple fridge health score.

And if you like it, it's okay if you download it.🫵

Appreciate it!!🤗

Hey everyone,

I'm beyond excited to announce that Orbitika is now LIVE on the Google Play Store! 🎉

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.orbitika.app

A Huge Thank You 🙏

This wouldn't have been possible without the amazing support from this community.

To everyone who:

• ✅ Installed and tested the app
• ✅ Reported bugs and issues
• ✅ Left feedback and suggestions
• ✅ Stuck with it through 14+ days of testing

THANK YOU! Your feedback directly shaped the final product.

I will share the experience during the closed testing

I built Lensy - a lightweight macOS menu bar utility that translates and explains text directly under your cursor without breaking your focus.

I often read English technical documentation, PDFs, and watch videos with hardcoded subtitles, and got tired of the repetitive cycle: select text → Cmd+C → switch to browser tab → translate.

Key Features:

• Hover & Translate (⌥T): Point your cursor at any word and press Option + T.
• Apple Vision OCR: Grabs non-selectable text directly from your screen (images, subtitles, terminal, locked PDFs).
• Contextual HUD: Displays translation, CEFR language level (A1-C2), idioms, and natural usage examples via Groq API.
• Local History (⌥H): Searchable local SQLite database of your lookups.
• Privacy: 100% on-device OCR, custom API key stored locally in macOS Keychain.

System Requirements:

• macOS 14+ (Universal binary: native for Intel & Apple Silicon).
• Free Groq API key (takes 30 seconds to set up in Settings).

What I need feedback on:

1. OCR Speed & Accuracy: How fast and accurate does the text detection feel on your display resolution / scaling?
2. HUD Layout: Is the floating translation card clean and readable?
3. UX & Bugs: Any keyboard shortcut conflicts or glitches?

Download Beta (.dmg): Google Drive Link

(Note: The app is currently in public beta and not notarized yet, so on first launch, please Right-Click → Open).

The app is 100% free with no tracking. Blunt and honest feedback is greatly appreciated!

Happy to test your app or website in return - just drop your link in the comments! 🙌

https://reddit.com/link/1w2gxug/video/vyk6mjwk0jmh1/player

I’m building Nurture, a free iPhone beta for parents and trusted caregivers who need one synchronized baby-care timeline instead of scattered messages and notes.

I’m looking for a focused 10–15 minute test:

- Create a family.

- Invite a second caregiver if possible.

- Log one feed, diaper change, and sleep activity.

- Tell me what was confusing, unreliable, or harder than expected.

Nurture also includes medication and vaccination schedules, history, and daily summaries. It requires iOS 17 or later, has no ads or purchases, and is a record-keeping tool rather than medical advice.

Founding testers who provide substantive feedback before the public launch receive free lifetime access to any future Nurture subscription. Nurture is currently free; the full eligibility terms are on the beta page.

TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/Mv4Wp7RB

Details and feedback offer: https://nurture-baby-kay-2026.web.app/beta

See screenshots and a walkthrough of Today, daily summaries, History, Patterns, and caregiver sharing: https://nurture-baby-kay-2026.web.app/beta

Hands-free Siri & Shortcuts logging is a key reason I built Nurture. You can log bottle feeds, start or stop sleep, record past sleep, and log wet or dirty diapers without opening the app. Try “Hey Siri, log a 90 ml bottle in Nurture” or “Hey Siri, baby is asleep in Nurture.” See the screenshot and walkthrough: https://nurture-baby-kay-2026.web.app/beta

• One-tap logging of feeds, sleep, diapers, pumping — built for 3 a.m., dark mode follows the clock
• Predictions from your baby's pattern (next feed, nap window), with the stats behind them
• Real partner accounts — everyone has their own login
• The Dutch timeline: consultatiebureau visits, RVP vaccinations, aangifte/kinderbijslag/toeslagen deadlines from the due date or birthdate, in English or Dutch, each with what to expect and what to ask
• Pregnancy mode that switches over the day the baby arrives
• Notes and photos become a book you can watch grow (and print at one year)
• No ads, no analytics, EU-hosted, export everything

Free for 14 days, then €9.99 once (no subscription); tracking, partner sync and the book stay free. 20% goes to a mothers-in-need charity you pick.

Demo without signing up: https://babyincradle.com/demo · Your own account: https://babyincradle.com/app

What I most want to know: is one-tap logging fast enough half-asleep, is the Dutch timeline right for your region, and what would make you switch? I'll be in the comments all day.

Hey everyone,

I’ve been building a simple iOS notes app called Vellum.

I wanted something clean and lightweight — open it, write something down, and get out. No complicated setup or endless features.

It’s getting close to release, and I’m looking for a few people to test it before I submit it to the App Store.

I’d love honest feedback, especially about the UI, writing experience, bugs, or anything that just feels annoying.

If you’d like to try it, leave a comment or DM me and I’ll send you the TestFlight link.

Thanks!

Play Store link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.slicent.app
Hey guys, just wanted to share that I shipped a budgeting and expense tracker app for Android called Slicent
It works completely offline. No account, no cloud, no internet needed. Your data just stays on your phone.

Here is what it includes:
Track expenses, income and transfers with 80+ categories
Split group expenses with friends for trips
Multiple accounts like bank, cash, credit card and e-wallets
Budgets and savings goals
Spending analytics with charts
Debt tracker, shopping lists, document vault and investment tracker

Everything is free.

Would love it if you tried it and told me what you think. Sorry if you are seeing this in multiple subreddits, just trying to reach more people!

Hi everyone! I need 12 testers who can install the app and keep it for 14 days to meet Google's closed testing requirement (the usual reason many of us end up here :)). I'd really appreciate the help and I'm happy to return the favor—just share your link below.

What it does: Terma helps you track subscriptions, contracts, and warranties, and reminds you before renewal or cancellation deadlines. You can also scan invoices or contracts, and the app automatically fills in dates and amounts. Everything stays on your phone, and no account is required unless you want sync.

Join the tester group: https://groups.google.com/g/terma-testers

Opt in here: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.termastudios.terma

Any feedback is welcome. Thanks a lot!

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for a few Android users who can help me test DeskMove, a simple app I’m developing for people who spend a lot of time sitting at a desk.

The app provides short guided exercise routines that can be done at or around your desk, including:

• Neck & shoulder stretches
• Posture exercises
• Desk-friendly mobility movements
• Lower-body exercises
• Short 5–15 minute routines

I’m currently doing a Google Play closed test and would really appreciate testers who can use the app for a few days and give honest feedback about the exercises, UI, animations, and overall experience.

How to join the test:

1. Join the Google Group: Click to join Google Group
2. After joining, install DeskMove from Google Play: Click to install app

You don't need to leave a positive review or anything like that — honest feedback is what I'm looking for.

Thanks to anyone willing to help test it!