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Shelve It is a free iOS app to save various content such as images, pdfs, etc Some of what you can expect to test: saving/pasting links or content into the app opening saved items and reading them organizing or managing your saved library checking whether the app feels clear and easy to use reporting any crashes, bugs, missing content, or confusing behavior etc. What I'm looking for from testers: Does anything crash or behave unexpectedly? Is anything confusing or unclear? General feedback on the experience Built with Swift for iOS [iOS 17+]. Works on iPhone and iPad Feel free to leave feedback via TestFlight or drop a comment here. Thank you for your time

Just discovered that Edits has a public TestFlight beta open now. Seems cool, excited to see what they put out.

Your name gets said in a meeting. You're not paying attention. DRFT is. Set your wake words — your name, a project, whatever you keep missing — and let DRFT listen in the background. When someone says your word, you get an alert. On-device speech recognition, nothing recorded, nothing uploaded. Works on iPhone (mic) and Mac (captures app audio from Zoom, Teams, whatever). All transcription stays on your device. Pay attention? In this economy? Looking for feedback on: Detection accuracy — did it catch your name? Miss it? Ghost-fire on nothing? Battery life during long listening sessions Mac audio capture across different meeting apps General "does this make sense" vibes

SimplySpeak helps you learn a new language by actually speaking it. Whether you're learning English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Mandarin, or Korean, the app’s speaking-first approach builds real fluency fast. Skip passive drills, flashcard flipping, and repetitive exercises. Practice discussing a wide range of topics and learn to express yourself naturally, whether you’re a beginner or an advanced speaker. With every session, you get personalized feedback on vocabulary, grammar, clarity, and fluency. Want to build confidence speaking a new language? I’d love to hear your feedback and suggestions!

I’ve been working on an app that removes the thinking from meal planning. The goal is just to make it really easy to decide what to eat without overcomplicating things. I’d love feedback on whether this actually feels simpler or not.

UpKeep helps homeowners track appliances, stay on top of maintenance, and manage home upkeep with AI-assisted workflows. Some of the current features include: AI label scanning to extract appliance details like brand, model, and serial info Smart appliance identification from a photo Warranty tracking Auto-generated maintenance schedules Task reminders and weekly planning Shopping mode for replacement parts / price comparison I’m currently looking for beta testers who can help with feedback on: onboarding clarity ease of adding and managing appliances label scanning / identification accuracy usefulness of maintenance scheduling anything confusing, broken, or missing in the overall experience If you’re a homeowner, manage multiple appliances, or are interested in better ways to stay on top of home upkeep, I’d really appreciate your feedback.

Hey everyone, I’ve spent the last few months completely overhauling my app, Kai Companion. It’s a safety buddy designed to notify your emergency contacts instantly and easily when you're in a sketchy situation. I’m now at a point where it "works well," but for a safety app, "well" isn't enough. I need real-world testers to break it, find bugs, and tell me if the UI makes sense when you're in a hurry. What’s in it for you? -Early access to all premium features. -Direct influence on the roadmap. -The good feeling of helping build a tool that might actually help someone in need. I make daily updates! Thanks a lot!

Hello. We just updated our trip planning app, TerraTrek with a new scheduling feature. We would really appreciate it if you could give it a spin. Thanks

Hey everyone, I wanted to share a little side project I've been working on, meet Fog. I’ve always struggled with organizing my notes, creating folders, deciding what goes where, and manually managing everything. Fog aims to solve this with four core features: • Auto naming • Auto grouping into clouds • Auto cloud grouping • Ask anything about your notes These features are powered by Apple’s on-device Foundation Model, meaning the AI runs entirely on your device, and your data never leaves your phone. The app is built with SwiftUI and SwiftData, and it was a great excuse to experiment with Apple’s newest on-device AI capabilities. I also had a lot of fun messing around with the new Liquid Glass design (hot take: it’s awesome). Fog is still in its early stages, but it’s available on TestFlight now. Feel free to try it and let me know your honest thoughts. Open to improvements and critiques. Clear your fog!

GrainBook is a next-generation knowledge aggregation platform powered by AI. It brings together content from podcasts, youtube, website, rss, and more into one unified reading experience. With AI-driven summaries, smart feeds, and cross-platform sync, GrainBook helps you stay informed without the noise. We're looking for early testers to help shape the product. Your feedback on usability, content quality, and overall experience is invaluable.

Tired of scrolling through thousands of photos trying to figure out what to delete? rCoon makes it fun and fast. What is rCoon? A photo cleaning app with a swipe-based UX — swipe right to keep, left to delete. Our raccoon mascot guides you through the process. Think of it as Tinder for your photo library. Key Features: On-device AI detection for blurry and duplicate photos (Core ML/Vision — nothing leaves your device) Swipe-to-clean UX with satisfying animations Smart grouping to surface your worst photos first Badge system to make cleaning feel rewarding Dark mode throughout Privacy-first: all processing happens on-device, no cloud uploads What we're looking for: General UX feedback on the swipe flow How well the blur/duplicate detection works on your library Any bugs or crashes Ideas for improvement Requirements: iOS 18+

Hi everyone, I’m a solo developer currently looking for beta testers for my iOS app Skillmap. Skillmap generates structured learning paths for any topic and teaches through short interactive lessons. One feature I’ve been experimenting with is an in-lesson chatbot that lets users ask questions or request examples, so the lesson adapts to them instead of being a static explanation. I’m currently trying to get some honest feedback on: lesson quality and clarity overall learning flow bugs or UI issues whether the AI interactions actually help learning The app is built entirely by me, and I’d really appreciate feedback from other developers or anyone interested in learning new skills. Feel free to share any feedback at skillmap.userjot.com. Thanks! — Matthew

**HomeOS is a calm, private space to organise your everyday chaos without advertisements or tracking. ** Be part of building the most private, all-in-one household app designed specifically for the UK. We are currently inviting the first 25 households to help refine our tools and find the final few bugs before our official launch.

Track every country you’ve visited with passport stamps. Simple, fast, beautiful—your digital travel story.

Tracking your fasts should be as effortless as your daily routine. From initiating a fast to reviewing your progress, LastFast keeps you informed and motivated every step of the way, ensuring your journey is always synchronised and personalised.

Looking for beta testers for a RAW photo editor with a 16-bit processing pipeline. Edit ProRAW, DNG and camera RAW files directly from your Photos library. The latest v3 update introduces editable film-inspired presets and a community module for discovering and sharing presets and a luminosity curve. Would especially appreciate feedback on these new features and the overall editing workflow.

From Perseverance Rover on Mars the Navcam, Hazcam and Watson camera images are shown with the areoHDR app for Vision Pro as 3D stereo pairs. Those Navcam images are wide angle 96° horizontal field of view and recorded in 12 bit / color channel, that means HDR. Most of them are 2K, but some in full 4K by the 20MP color cameras. The same app is also available for iPhone / iPad in the app store, there without stereograms.

Hi everyone! I’m looking for beta testers for Rapp, an iOS app designed to help you figure out what you can cook with what you already have at home. Key features: Shopping items you check off automatically move to a Home list Recipe suggestions based on your available ingredients Browse a collection of recipes and save your favourites Import recipes from the web using a built-in browser Add items by typing, dictating whole lists, or scanning your fridge with your camera Other cool features: Automatic icon generation for shopping list items Ingredient wiki – tap any ingredient to learn more The goal is fewer food decisions, less waste, and faster everyday cooking (hence the name: Rapp = quick in Swedish).

✨ TiniAid Beta is now updated to v0.6.0 ! Download now on TestFlight: https://testflight.tiniaid.in TiniAid is a sound based accessibility app designed for people with the superpower of neurodivergence, to help focus on what matters most. You can buy subscriptions for free as its in testflight beta, you wont be charged any money!! So what are you waiting for? Download the beta now! https://testflight.tiniaid.in

A lite customizable pomodoro app. I'm using it mainly as a skill/hobby time tracker. Provides a classic pomodoro experience with focus and break timers. Fit your needs with customizable timer's length, colors, name, and order. Other features: a journal feature to record or reflect on the time spent. background mode with notifications streaks iCloud Sync This is the first build, almost alpha I'd say. Any feedback or bug report is greatly appreciated!