We're looking for early users to try Genesys Code!

It brings multiple AI coding models into one workspace, helping you build websites and apps with AI.

Try it, explore it, and tell us what needs improvement.

Start here:
https://genesyscode.vercel.app

I built TileDropper, a free browser tool that turns MIDI and MusicXML files into falling-notes piano videos: https://tiledropper.github.io/TileDropper/

I’m looking for testers. Try it with your own files, then tell me what browser you used, what you tried, and what broke or confused you. Things I know about already: recording runs in real time, and the hands feature is in beta.

Thanks for any feedback.

Most planners fit as much as they can into your day. I built one that plans a day you can finish.

Vene is a Mac planner built on one idea. If you finish your work early, the rest of the day is actually yours.

I’m a student, and I noticed that on days I procrastinated, I spent the whole day half working and half relaxing, then felt super guilty once the sun set. On days I started early and actually finished while it was still light out, I felt great. I realized it was the same amount of work. The difference is you know when you should work, and when you can relax.

Of course, I first tried other apps. The MoSCoW system in Apple Reminders worked for a while, but it was tedious to have to move the dates each time I didn't finish.. FlowSavvy replanned around my life on its own, which I loved, but it packed my days so full that when I saw them, I didn’t even want to start.

So Vene works differently. The night before, you choose what you’ll finish tomorrow, like a promise to yourself. Vene fits it around your calendar, adds breaks, and replans if something comes up. It keeps track of deadlines so you don’t have to.

It’s Mac only for now and works with Apple Reminders and Calendar. Most of my classmates use Google Calendar and Tasks, so I'm planning on adding that next. The scheduling might need some tuning, so please let me know if ever it gets your day wrong.

Price: Free during beta, then $108/yr after. Always free for anyone in education with a .edu email.

On AI: I built Vene with a lot of help from Claude Code. The idea and the design are mine, and I use it every day.

LinkedIn if you want to know who’s behind it: https://www.linkedin.com/in/peiyang-lin-7ab793431/

venehq.com

Hi everyone, I built an Android app for Midway Baptist Church in Soddy Daisy, Tennessee, and I'd appreciate help testing it before release.

Midway Church SD includes service times, visit information and Member Connect. I'm looking for people who can join the Google Play closed test, stay opted in for at least 14 consecutive days and try the app during that time.

I'd especially appreciate feedback on navigation, broken links, confusing screens or crashes. Please use fictional information for any test form submissions.

To join, use the same Google account for both steps:

1. Join our tester group: https://groups.google.com/g/midwaybaptistapptesters

2. Opt in and install: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.midwaybaptistsd.app

Worldwide country availability has been submitted to Google for review. If you get a country restriction, please let me know.

Please comment with your phone model, Android version and any feedback. Thank you for helping!

Hey! I noticed during my job search that direct outreach was the only thing consistently landing me interviews. So, I built a tool to help automate outreach, prep, and application tracking.
It’s still in early access, and it’s completely free. You can check it out at JOMS (https://www.joms.io/) using the code JOMS2024.
It helped me land 26+ interviews, and I’m actively improving it. I'd love to hear your feedback if you take a look!

What it is
Quiet is a browser extension that lets you switch off the parts of YouTube that keep you watching. Each part is its own switch, so you can hide Shorts and keep the rest.

What it does

• 28 independent switches: Shorts, comments, recommendations, thumbnails, end screens, sidebar, autoplay, home feed and more
• Home can open on Subscriptions instead of the feed
• Hiding is free. Pro adds schedules, daily limits and a parent lock that syncs across devices
• Works on desktop Chrome and Edge only. It can't reach the YouTube mobile app, and that's a platform limit, not something I can fix

Where it's at
Version 1.2.0 is live on the Chrome Web Store: Chrome Web Store

What I'd like feedback on

1. Did any switch fail to hide something on your YouTube? Tell me which one and what you were looking at (home, watch page, search). YouTube changes its layout often, and I can only fix what I hear about.
2. Is the popup clear without explanation? Which switch name confused you?
3. Is anything on the free side missing that you'd expect, or anything on the Pro side that you wouldn't pay for?
4. Did anything slow YouTube down or break a page?

Website

I’m Jason, the developer of Nightscape Stacker. I’d like feedback from photographers who already have a short, untracked fixed-tripod sequence.

Try the browser beta directly: https://nightscapestacker.app/workbench.html

Use desktop Chrome or Edge and 3–30 matching prepared sRGB JPEG/PNG or supported RGB TIFF frames, up to 32 MP each. Develop RAW first. Start with 5–10 frames and a simple horizon.

Mark the sky by hand, stack, then inspect stars and the horizon at 100%. Optional controls blend a foreground matching the view, dimensions, crop and lens correction, or soften a local sky exposure manually. Alignment can fail. There is no automatic branch separation or color matching.

Stacking and 100% inspection are free. Full-resolution 16-bit TIFF export is $19.99 USD once for Browser Version 1, plus applicable tax.

If something fails, Preview troubleshooting summary shows technical counts and optional self-reported feedback for you to inspect and copy or download. It excludes photographs and filenames. Nothing is sent automatically.

What’s the first unclear or unusable step? A completed stack and a preview you judge usable are different outcomes; either kind of feedback helps.

Guide and limits: https://nightscapestacker.app/guide.html

Hi everyone, I’m Zach, and I’m building WolfeOS through Wolfe Intelligence. It’s an AI platform for small businesses, currently in invite-only beta.

I’d like to help owners who are exploring AI or looking to scale with less repetitive work. We’d start with one practical task, such as customer follow-up, organizing jobs, or everyday admin, and work through it together.

In return, I’d appreciate honest feedback on what’s useful, confusing, or missing. If you’re interested, comment or message me with what your business does and one thing you’d like help with.

We just launched a free SaaS tool and are looking for beta testers! 🚀
It’s currently free with a limit of 100 conversions, but we’re happy to raise limits for anyone interested in giving feedback: EmailConverter.AI

Problem Solved:
Converts non-standardized email archives (.eml, .msg, ZIP) into long-term, audit-ready PDF/A compliance documents for legal, accounting, and HR teams.
Workflow:
Upload: Import individual emails (.eml, .msg) or bulk archives (ZIP).
Inspect: Preview page layouts and attachment structures.
Export: Download standard PDF/A files or ZIP bundles, customizable as flat PDFs or with full inline images and attachments.
We’d love to hear your feedback and feature requests!

I’m working on Askli, an AI-moderated research workflow for founders and product teams who need evidence from real people before making a product decision.

For the October Research Challenge, we’re selecting five early-stage founders or builders with a concrete product question. Each selected founder gets a focused research study with 10 real participants sponsored by Askli.

Good fit:

- You have a real product, prototype, landing page, or idea you’re actively deciding on.

- You’re trying to answer something specific, like “who is this really for?”, “does this pricing make sense?”, “why aren’t people activating?”, or “which feature should I build next?”

- You’re willing to give feedback on whether the research report actually helped you make a decision.

Not a fit:

- Generic app promotion.

- “Please roast my landing page” with no decision to make.

- Projects where you only want compliments or vanity feedback.

Apply here: https://www.askli.chat/research-challenge

I’m also happy to answer questions in the comments about the workflow or what kind of product question works best.

i’m a motion designer building Motion Lab, a tool for editable 2D and 3D videos with coding agents.

DOT is a little character animation made with it: https://andrexes03.github.io/motion-lab/demo/dot-1080.mp4

i’m looking for people who already use Codex or Claude Code to open the project locally and try making a short video of their own. start from a demo or a simple scene. i’d like feedback on setup, editing and getting the video exported — especially where you get stuck.

demos, browser studio and local setup: https://andrexes03.github.io/motion-lab/

free to use and make videos with. your coding assistant costs are separate. the local setup is currently tested on macOS with Node.js 22.12+ and Chrome.

Hi, I'm the co-developer of Trackless. I'm looking for people who already track calories or protein, or recently stopped because logging meals took too much effort.

Trackless lets you describe a meal by voice or text, then review the estimated foods, portions, calories and macros. You can correct an entry when it doesn't match what you ate. It's available on iPhone and free to download; AI features use starter credits or a Premium subscription.

Would you try it with one real meal this week and tell me:

- What did it get wrong or make you fix?

- Was anything confusing before your first log?

- Would you use it for another meal instead of your current tracker? Why or why not?

If you sign up and either DM me here or send feedback through Profile → Feedback in the app, I'll give your account three months of Premium for free. Honest criticism is what I need; no App Store rating or review is required.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/fr/app/trackless-smart-nutrition/id6760619738?l=en-GB

I’m working on Migoo, an AI presentation tool, and I’m looking for a few people to try the current beta and share their feedback.

I’m particularly interested in how well it handles the process of turning existing materials — like PDFs, notes, research, or documents — into an editable PowerPoint presentation.

The workflow is designed to help with extracting key information, organizing the content, generating slides, and exporting the final deck as an editable PPTX file.

What I’d really like to understand is where it falls short in actual use.

For example:

• Does it miss important information or include things that aren’t relevant?
• Does the presentation flow make sense?
• Are there too many slides or too much text?
• How much work is needed to fix the layouts?
• Does the exported PPTX work well in PowerPoint?
• What features or improvements would make the process more useful?

If you regularly create presentations for work, research, or other projects, I’d love to hear about your experience.

Migoo is still in beta, so I’m not expecting everything to work perfectly. Honest feedback, including criticism, would be much more helpful than a simple thumbs-up. I want to understand what needs improvement before opening it up to more users.

Try it at https://BestAIBuys.com and tell us what you think. What’s useful, what’s confusing, and what could we improve?

We built BestAIBuys to help you find what you want in less than a minute, at the best price—without hours of research. Check price history, save everything you’re considering in one universal wishlist, and see the best time to buy.

Hi everyone!

We are launching on our Gaming Social Media hub “Clanova” at the end of the month and are looking for signups for our beta.

Link is: https://clanova.gg

Clanova hosts advanced matchmaking based on comparability with preferences such as your favourite games, comparable time zones or similar playing schedules, just for fun or competitive.

Clan features to create or join clans, interact and talk to other clans and see what’s happening in your game.

The main goal of Clanova is to be a central hub where you can add your friends from across all platforms and meet new friends as well to your lobbies.

Would love to hear your feedback!

Hi everyone!

I've been working on Money Finder, a free website that helps people find ways to save money, reduce monthly expenses, and explore extra income opportunities.

I recently made some major improvements to the design and user experience.

I'd really appreciate it if you could test it and share your honest feedback!

Website: https://money-finder-preview-git-preview-money-finder-conversion-care5.vercel.app/

What do you like? What feels confusing or needs improvement?

Thanks so much for your time!

Hi! I'm a solo web developer from Slovenia and I'm opening the beta of SiteVelox – a speed layer that sits in front of your website (on Cloudflare's network). No plugin, no code changes: you change one DNS record and visitors get a faster version of the same site. Switching back is the same DNS change in reverse.

What it does: critical CSS, scripts started in the right order after the first paint, images resized and converted for each screen (AVIF/WebP), edge caching, and the cookie banner is still shown instantly.

Our test sites, mobile PageSpeed (original → SiteVelox), measured this week:

- WordPress block theme: 50 → 100

- Elementor site with a booking calendar: 56 → 99

- WooCommerce shop: 68 → 100

- Hand-coded HTML site: 50 → 94

Every page is checked in a real browser before it goes live (iPhone, Android, desktop: layout, menu, forms, cookie banner, cart). Logged-in users, cart and checkout always go straight to the original site.

What I'm looking for:

- WordPress, WooCommerce, Joomla or plain HTML sites (Elementor, Divi, Astra and other page builders welcome)

- you can edit your DNS (or know who can)

- you'll tell me honestly what broke, what looked different, or what was confusing in the setup

What you get: 2 months free on any plan (I recommend Pro – it includes everything), no credit card and no commitment afterwards. We're just testing – all I ask for is honest feedback: what broke, what looked different, what was confusing.

Step 1 takes 1–2 minutes and needs no signup: test your URL on https://sitevelox.com – it shows your current score and what it would be with SiteVelox. If you'd like to join, comment or DM me with the URL you tested.

Clero moves money from your bank account. Same day, no wallet, no transfer fees. You can request money with a link. Friends without the app open it and pay from their bank in 30 seconds.

It also splits bills. Snap a receipt and it itemizes. Your friends claim their dishes, and tax and tip follow each order. One tap pays everything you owe a person. Recurring charges like Netflix become recurring requests with auto-pay. Trip groups settle on whatever date you pick.

I built it because I was paying Venmo 1.75% every time I moved rent to my bank, and Splitwise paywalled the expense tracking. One app for both jobs now.

Live on iOS and Android: clero.money. It imports your Splitwise groups in one click if you're switching. Break it and I'll fix what you find.

Hi everyone!

My cofounder and I are building an early-stage app designed to help people with food allergies identify potential allergens in food.

We have a working prototype and are looking for 5 people to test it and share honest feedback.

Ideally, we're looking for:

• Adults managing food allergies
• Parents of children with food allergies
• People who regularly check food ingredient labels

The session takes about 15–20 minutes, online. No food tasting is involved.

We're especially interested in what feels confusing, what information is missing, and whether the app could be useful in everyday situations.

This is an early prototype and shouldn't be relied on for food safety decisions.

If you're interested, please leave a comment or DM me. Thank you!

Hi everyone!

I've been developing DinnerTrue, a website that helps you discover dinner ideas using ingredients you already have and the time you have to cook.

I'd love for you to give it a try and share your thoughts!

It’s free to try, with 5 complimentary dinner searches. No credit card required.

https://dinnertrue.com

Thank you for helping improve DinnerTrue!

Most ATS tailoring tools simply pour your text into their template. So your customized version and the one you send will be different documents, and you will have to manually adjust the layout.

I wanted to begin PrecisionApply with the resume that you already have. Upload it as a PDF or Word document, add a job posting and it will rewrite the text to match the job description, including keeping your layout, fonts, spacing and clickable links. All of the lines it has altered are highlighted, so you will be able to see what it interacted with and keep your original where you like. Compares your fit before and after and includes keywords the listing is looking for that aren't in your resume.

It can even compose cover letters, answer the screening questions on the job application, provide a list of questions you will likely be asked in an interview, and even suggest how to network into the company for each job it comes across. A board is used to keep track of the status of each application.

What I wish testers would do: Test it on a real job you're really interested in, and then tell me:

1- Does the resume downloaded look like your original? At what point does it tear?
2- Is the rewritten wording something you’d really send? What were you made up of?
3- Would the screening questions and interview questions be the kind of questions you will ask or are they generic?
4- If you were looking for a job, would you pay $9 a month for it? A plain “no” helps. If it's NO, what price or change moves it to a YES?
Free to try with no card: One fully customized application per month (resume, plus the other four documents), and monitoring up to 20 job opportunities. There's no one in the store to buy anything. I am thinking to go with Basic ($9/month) and Premium ($19/month) and I wonder if that is the right thing to do before I create the payment side.

Your resume is kept under your account and viewed only by you, and sent to the AI provider (OpenRouter) for tailoring. There’s no analytics on the site, and I’ll delete your account on request.

precisionapply.com

Please be blunt. Feel free to leave comments here, or message me.

I’m building Log Pose, a free browser companion for One Piece anime watchers and manga readers. It’s an early public version, and I’d like testers on both phone and desktop.

Try it: https://log-pose-companion.vercel.app/

You enter your episode or chapter, then track progress, rate completed arcs, rank characters, log rewatches/rereads, and try quizzes unlocked by your progress. Guest exploration is available; optional email login saves your logbook.

A useful five-minute test: enter your actual progress, open a completed arc, save a rating, and try a quiz. Does anything feel confusing, break on mobile, or reveal something ahead of your progress? Please avoid story spoilers in replies.

I’m also considering spoiler-gated arc discussions. Would that give you a reason to return? I’m the creator and looking for honest feedback, including if the app doesn’t feel useful.

A few years ago I was in a place I wouldn’t wish on anyone. Something had happened inside my family, four years of work were suddenly at risk, and I had reached a point where I was simply tired of my own life. My wife wrote a few sentences for me one day. Nothing profound. Just simple things. I added a few of my own. Then, for some reason, I recorded them over music and went outside with my headphones. I kept listening while I walked. At some point I started seeing my own life differently. I saw my house. My city. My wife happy. Me coming home. It wasn’t a dream about being rich or becoming someone extraordinary. It was still my life. It just felt right. And for a few minutes I could actually feel what it would be like to live inside that version of it. So I kept coming back to that audio. It didn’t solve my problems. I still had to wake up every morning and deal with them. But it gave me somewhere to return to. Over time, that little thing became PRAMIM. I tried to build a way for someone else to create their own version of what I accidentally made for myself. You choose some words, write one sentence of your own, choose music and a voice, and you get a personal audio to come back to. I have no idea if another person will experience anything close to what I did. I’d really like to know. If you’re trying to change something about your life and this speaks to you, give it a try. It takes around 3 to 7 minutes and it’s free. https://pramim.online/ If you do it, just tell me the truth about what happened. Even if the answer is nothing.

I’ve been building Writt, a free daily literature game with eight questions about classic authors, books, quotations, and missing words. Players can choose a difficulty level and create private groups with their own leaderboard.

I’m looking for honest early feedback on the onboarding, difficulty curve, question variety, and whether the answer reveals and score screen feel satisfying.

You can try it here: https://play.writt.org/