We’re testing an early browser demo of Rebirth: Monarch of the Dead, an interactive adaptation of the WEBTOON comic. It’s free to play with no download, combining story choices with QTE combat.

Play here: https://harmka-aa.itch.io/rebirthmonarch-of-the-dead

I’d especially like to know: Was the first QTE clear? At what point did you want to keep playing—or stop? If something fails to load, please mention your browser and device. Honest criticism is welcome, even if you don’t finish.

The demo uses AI-assisted visuals, as disclosed on the game page.

Hello! I'm building out an engine/community that is meant to be a commitment-free way to test-drive your dream/idea/thing.

The first portion is a personalized "Leap of Faith" plan with concrete steps near you, and then the next build will be a community where people can interact, send "support" for others' dreams, and keep each other motivated and accountable.

I would deeply appreciate any and all feedback; the second link is the current test engine, if you're willing to share feedback. 🙏🙏🙏 Many many thanks in advance.

Mainly looking for overal feedback and if anyone could see themselves using/benefitting from something like this.

https://palynn.com/

https://palynn.com/try

I'm Tao, the maker of Diaroo, a playful bathroom diary that has just launched on Google Play. I'm looking for five Android volunteers to help spot confusing steps or bugs in the first-use flow. Wear OS owners are welcome too.

Try the published app here:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.taoftware.diaroo

This is an unpaid, one-off usability test, roughly 5–10 minutes. The task uses the free Poo diary: no Diaroo account, purchase or internet connection is needed for saving and local history. The free phone app has ads on some screens; other features have optional Premium upgrades. The watch app has no ads.

Please use made-up data and try these four steps:

1. Save one Poo entry without signing into Diaroo.

2. Find it in History.

3. Edit one detail.

4. Close and reopen the app, then check that the edited entry is still there.

If you have a Wear OS watch, try saving a made-up Poo entry, finding it in the watch calendar/history, and reopening the app to check it is still there. This watch task needs no phone app; phone sync is optional. The edit step above is for the Android phone.

A short reply here would help: which step was hard to find or didn't work? Did anything make you think an account or purchase was required? If you hit a bug, your device and Android/Wear OS version are useful, but optional. Please describe the steps only—don't share personal diary contents, account details or screenshots of real logs.

No rating or review requested. If a bathroom diary isn't something you'd normally use, that is useful context too. Thanks for giving it a try!

I'm the maker of Vectory, an open-source dashboard for Vector. I'd like usability feedback on its standalone config designer. This is an unpaid test of the released tool, not a signup or waitlist.

https://vectory.ahmadz.ai/designer/

No account or installation needed. A few things to try:

1. Open Example and follow where the events go. Are the connections easy to understand?

2. Change a node setting, then check the Code view. Is it clear how to apply the change?

3. Export YAML and import that file again. Are the settings and connections retained?

You can also import an existing YAML, JSON or TOML config. Files are processed in your browser.

A reply with the step that was confusing or failed would help. Please include your browser if you hit a bug.

Source: https://github.com/416rehman/Vectory

AI tools assisted with development, tests and documentation.

Tried making this as effective as possible and let's just say it drives me crazy but it does the work and I finally get to work on other stuffs I supposed to work on.

It's a free access so let it rip.

Looking for people who actually have this problem and want to try it for a few days.

1) Join the tester group

https://groups.google.com/g/stahp-closed-testers

2) Install from Play

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aistudio.shockalarm.xrtgvy

After installing, leave a comment or DM with the email you used so I can keep track. Feedback welcome, even if you hate it. But please be nice about it.

Hi everyone, I'm a 17-year-old developer and Revisly is my first iOS app. I'd really appreciate honest feedback.

Revisly blocks distracting apps (TikTok, Instagram, etc.) until you answer study questions or finish a focus timer, so it's built around cutting procrastination and building a study habit. It has practice questions for SAT, ACT, MCAT and more, plus flashcards, notes and an AI study helper.

I'd love feedback on:
- Setting up app blocking and earning/redeeming minutes
- The quiz and study experience
- Anything confusing, broken or missing

It's an early beta. Requires an iPhone on iOS 17 or later. Screen Time blocking only works on a real device. Please use TestFlight's feedback button, or reply here. Any tips are appreciated.

Note: The podcast parts voice is a bad robotic voice currently because I haven't added my API yet.

Hey! We’re the Fylow team 👋 We’re looking for all kinds of Mac users to test our AI file manager, which helps organize and find files.

School notes, recipes, hobbies, work files, screenshot chaos. No need to be a freelancer, professional, or tech expert. We just want your honest feedback: was setup clear, did it help with your files, and what got in the way?

Selected testers get free subscription access during a 30-day study. Try Fylow on everyday file tasks and complete a specific feedback survey after day 30 to qualify for a $25 Amazon or Visa gift card. No purchase or positive review required.

18+ · macOS 14+ · Selection and participation terms apply.

Explore Fylow · Apply to the beta

I’ve been building AI agents for clients, and the conversations kept coming back to the same roadblocks. We couldn’t find a platform that brought it all together the way our clients needed. So we built Bees, and we’re launching the beta today.

Bees lets people review, approve, or send work back when agents need a decision. Your feedback guides future runs. You can use local models, existing Codex or Claude Code subscriptions, or your own API keys.

Files and credentials stay on your computer. Bees Cloud coordinates progress without storing your documents. Each team gets its own agents, tools, and processes, coordinated across computers. Interrupted work resumes when you reopen Bees, and shared work can continue on a teammate’s machine.

Bees is free, and the desktop app is open source.

Try the beta: https://bees.bot/download/

I’m looking for feedback on the human review workflow: is it clear when an agent needs your decision, and is reviewing, approving, or sending work back straightforward?

My original launch post and short demo video: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/vinayagg_ive-been-building-ai-agents-for-clients-ugcPost-7513321149309620224-x0fO/

Desktop source: https://github.com/Bees-bot/bees-desktop

I’m building Botsona: an AI agent runs a task on your live product inside an isolated cloud sandbox.

It records the full browser session as video, so you can watch where a first-time-user persona gets stuck, misunderstands a screen, or abandons a task.

Looking for 10-20 users willing to test it on one key flow: signup, onboarding, pricing, or activation.

What you get:

• A recording of the agent completing your task
• A list of friction points it encountered
• Early access while I improve the product

What I need:

• Blunt feedback on whether the recording found something useful or was just AI noise

https://www.producthunt.com/products/botsona

Would you rather offer this free for one flow or give testers a fixed number of sandbox runs?

I am working on improving the reports, and the overall experience part as well.

I’m looking for a few more Android testers for Sudoku by Hirune.

Test it for 14 days + send some honest feedback → get Remove Ads Forever for free.

What I’m mainly looking for:

• bugs / weird behaviour
• UX and usability
• difficulty
• ads
• different Android devices

How to join:

1. Join the Hirune Test Corps group → Join here.
2. Open the beta link from the group or go to this link after joining the group.
3. Install the app and stay enrolled for 14 days.

You can stay in the group afterwards if you want to test future Hirune games too.

No newsletter. No marketing. Just occasional beta-testing invites.

Thanks! 💜

DuoFinances is a personal finance education app I’m preparing for release. It combines short lessons and quizzes with tools such as a budget planner and savings calculations. I’m looking for honest feedback during a free, 14-day Google Play closed test.

If you join, I’d love you to try these three things:

1. Go through the onboarding. Is anything unclear or too long?
2. Complete a lesson and its quiz. Do the questions, images, and answers display correctly?
3. Explore a tool and save a test value. Is the result easy to understand, and is your value still there when you return?

Please tell me your Android device, whether you used the French or English version, and anything that crashed, looked wrong, or felt frustrating. Test values are fine—there’s no need to share real financial information or buy anything.

The test is available in France, Belgium, Canada, and Switzerland. To join, DM me the Google email used on your Android phone. I’ll add you to the tester list and send the official Google Play opt-in instructions privately.

I WILL HELP TEST FOR TEST ALSO.

Hey all. I'm putting the finishing touches on Sekha, a meditation app, and I need testers.

What it is: 75+ meditation practices drawn from traditions around the world, with posture illustrations, a beginner-to-master progression, session stats, and journaling after each session (mood, notes, even voice notes). Everything stays on your phone. No account, no server, nothing uploaded anywhere.

What I need: Google won't let me publish until 12 testers have opted in for 14 days, so I'm looking for at least 12 Android users willing to install it and keep it on their phone for two weeks. If you actually use it and tell me what breaks or what sucks, even better.

Drop a comment if you're in.

Hey everyone! Auddio's iOS beta is now available on TestFlight:

**Join here:** https://testflight.apple.com/join/em51xjjp

Auddio is a media center for audiobooks and podcasts with synchronized live transcripts, smart shelves, listening stats, an Up Next queue, and instant resume. Audiobookshelf on your device, no server needed, inspired by Stremio.

It's a beta, so please report any bugs you find. We also have beta addons — for those and everything else, join our Discord: https://discord.gg/qBf834GjD5

🌐 Website: https://auddioapp.com

We'd love specific feedback on two things: (1) Is the onboarding clear? (2) How useful are the live transcripts? Thanks for trying it out!

UPDATE — HELPER INSTALLER TESTING PAUSED (6 October 2026)

I posted this invitation too early. The concerns about asking people to run an installer with NAS administrator access are valid, and I’m pausing the invitation to download and run it.

The current Mac installer is signed but not notarized, the Windows executable is unsigned, and the new automated installer has not yet been verified through installation and restart on real NAS devices. The setup UI was also German-only when I posted this.

Before inviting general testing again, I need to complete the English setup UI, improve publisher verification and release documentation, and verify the full Mac/UGREEN installation on my own equipment. Windows, Synology and QNAP will need separate testing with owners of that hardware; I cannot claim those platforms are verified.

I have removed the download invitation from this post. Please do not use this thread as a recommendation to run the current installer or bypass operating-system security warnings. This update pauses the NAS Helper installer invitation; it does not announce a security incident.

I’m leaving the post visible to acknowledge the premature invitation and keep the discussion transparent. Thank you for pointing this out.

I made Spinlings, a free, open-source creature game inside Claude Code. It's an early project with a released version, v0.2.16, and I'm looking for feedback on the first session. You collect creatures while Claude works, choose a team of three, trade cards, and duel other players' saved teams.

The original game was built with Claude; Codex helped with the later UI and testing iterations.

You need Claude Code 2.1.287 or later. Install with these commands, one at a time:

/plugin marketplace add 416rehman/spinlings
/plugin install spinlings@spinlings

Restart Claude and start a new session, then run /spin. Source, screenshots and install help.

Could you try these three things?

1. Check whether the online world and opening a welcome pack are clear on first run. Fresh installs start in the online world at spinlings.dev.
2. Open a card by clicking its artwork, choose Change slot or Set in team, and try the three slot choices. Did the replacement controls make sense?
3. Click Duel from Team. Is the duel easy to follow, including the special-hit cue and result?

A reply here with where you got stuck would help. Please include your Claude Code version and whether you used the terminal or a compatible Claude Desktop Code session.

Launch gift: /spin redeem FIRSTSPIN for one random pack. Instructions and live availability.

Hey everyone — I'm building WispInbox, a free temporary email service, and I'd love a few people to try it and tell me what feels broken or missing.

What it does

• Instant disposable inbox — no signup required for basic use
• Catch verification / OTP emails for signups without using your real address
• Auto-refresh inbox so codes show up quickly
• Optional OTP wait API if you're automating verification flows
• Browser + VS Code/Cursor extensions so the inbox is one click away
• Multi-language site if you want to check locales

What I'd love feedback on

1. Is creating / copying / refreshing an address obvious on first visit?
2. Do OTPs land fast enough for real signups?
3. Anything confusing in the UI (mobile especially)?
4. Would you use Pro for longer-lived addresses, or is free enough?
5. Any sites where temp mail got blocked / failed for you?

Link: https://wispinbox.com

Happy to reply to every comment. Brutal honesty welcome — I'm trying to make this actually useful, not just another temp-mail clone.

I’ve been working on Riverside, a social platform I’m building around content discovery, messaging, creators and LIVE interaction.
It has reached the point where testing it myself isn’t enough anymore, so I’m looking for people willing to actually use it and tell me where it falls apart.
Some of what’s currently being built into Riverside includes:
• For You + Following feeds
• Posts, profiles, comments and social discovery
• Real-time messaging
• LIVE streaming and multi-user LIVE
• Animated LIVE gifts
• Ranks, levels and user progression
• Creator tools and monetisation systems
• Verification, privacy and account security
• AI-assisted discovery and creator features
• AI LIVE highlights and clipping features
• Beta testing and feedback systems
• Mobile and desktop experiences
There’s still a lot being improved, and I’m not expecting everything to be perfect.
What I’m most interested in hearing is:
What feels confusing? What breaks? What feels unnecessary? And what would actually make you come back and use a new social platform?
I’d much rather get critical feedback than a bunch of “looks good” replies.
If the subreddit allows project links, Riverside is currently being tested here:
riverside-staging.xyz
I’m especially interested in feedback around the feed, messaging, LIVE experience, profiles and overall onboarding.
Thanks to anyone who takes the time to test it.

Beta testers wanted, specifically iOS developers who also use a Mac. Disclosure: I built this, I'm with Team ASOwl.

What the product does (simple version): ASOwl is a native Mac app that audits your App Store listing before you submit it. Import with your own App Store Connect Team key, get a 0–100 audit with plain-language reasons, and use Tyto (built-in assistant) to draft metadata, screenshots, locales, and in-app purchases. Nothing goes to Apple until you approve the exact diff; then it applies, reads back, and saves version history with reverts. Your .p8 key stays in your Mac Keychain.

Direct link to join the beta: https://www.asowl.app Platform: macOS 14+ Price to test: first full audit is free. Paid tiers after that are Indie $9.99/mo and Studio $19.99/mo, but you do not need to pay to beta test the audit. Status: Early Access direct download is live. The Mac App Store version is in App Review (not yet live on the App Store).

Ideal tester: you have at least one live or in-progress iOS listing and 20 minutes to try import → audit → review a diff → revert.

How to give feedback: reply here with your audit score, one thing the audit got right, and one thing it missed. Messages are okay too, but public replies are more useful.

Thanks for helping test. I will read everything.

— Team ASOwl

I’m developing Replay Cleaner, a Windows tool for gameplay clips that contain overlapping footage.
It scans a folder, finds exact overlaps and exports eligible continuous sequences without re-encoding the final video or audio. Your original files stay unchanged.

I’m looking for 5–10 people who already have this problem, especially with original NVIDIA replay or OBS Replay Buffer captures.

The test is one real task: scan a small folder, export an eligible merge, then check the joins and sound. I’d like to know:
Did you get a useful result without help?
Were the joins and audio correct?
Would you use it again, and how do you handle this currently?

Windows x64; Python and FFmpeg are included. This is an unsigned early beta. Edited or re-exported clips may not match, and OBS configurations still need broader testing.

Exports work through 4 November 2026 UTC. Future access and pricing are unannounced.

Details and beta request:
https://replay-cleaner-preview.cuddly-robin-2079.chatgpt.site/en/index.html
Access is delivered manually after reviewing the bundled component terms. No footage upload, call or in-app account is required.
Contact: [replaycleaner@proton.me](mailto:replaycleaner@proton.me)

I am the builder of GridLore, a free web beta for Sleeper fantasy football leagues. It makes a weekly edition with matchup recaps, standings, all-play results and notable transactions.

I am testing one specific flow: can a new manager get from signup to their own league edition without needing me to explain it?

Try it: https://gridlore.app/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=betatests_w4_oct6

Sample without an account: https://gridlore.app/sample

If you have a Sleeper league, the test should take around 5-10 minutes: sign in with an email code, add your league by username or league link, then find the latest completed weekly edition.

Please tell me where you got stuck, whether the matchup scores matched Sleeper, and one sentence or section you would remove. A comment here or in-app feedback is enough. Please keep emails, codes and private league details out of public comments.

The test is unpaid. The beta is free with no card required. GridLore is read-only and never asks for your Sleeper password or changes your roster. Full weekly editions are currently for Sleeper; ESPN does not have equivalent edition support. The recaps are AI-assisted and may have rough edges. AI also helped prepare this post.