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I'm looking for testers who would have a larger family or group of friends (3-8) willing to test a multiplayer word game. The game uses Multipeer Connectivity so the players need to be all co-located on the same wifi. The game isn't about correct grammar necessarily (though it may help if you know your opponents will use proper grammar), it's about matching your opponents. Challenge yourself to give an associated word that you think they'll also put. You can review the help file before installing the game if you wish at: thinkalike dot thesnowplace dot com. Check the game settings before starting. Set the Game End Condition you want. Choosing by Round or by Score will enable tiebreakers (default will change to be by Score in a future update). Any feedback is appreciated. Thanks!

Hey everyone! 👋 I’m an indie iOS developer and I just launched a pet care app called Pawametric on TestFlight to gather feedback before the App Store release. What Pawametric Does:
Pawametric helps pet owners track and care for their pets — think of it as an all-in-one pet management tool. You can: Comprehensive Health Logs – Monitor weight, hydration, bowel movements, medications, and symptoms in one place. Nutrition and Exercise Tracking – Set daily feeding and activity goals, and earn streaks as you keep your pet on track. Medical Hub – Record vaccination dates, medical appointments, and hygiene tasks with reminders so you never miss a thing. What I’d love from testers: Your overall experience using the app Bugs, design feedback, or feature requests Any pain points or things that felt confusing I’ll be monitoring all feedback closely and will implement improvements in upcoming TestFlight builds. Why I Built This:
I wanted a simple, modern app to help me manage everything about my pets in one place, but couldn’t find one that fit — so I decided to build it myself. This is an early version of my App so part of it is not yet ready (e.g. tab 5 for finding vets). No fancy features yet. I’m validating the core behavior. Thank you for helping me make Pawametric better! 🙏

TerraTrek is a simple app for planning your adventures. We just fixed some bugs in our iOS App. We are looking for beta testers that can help us test just 4 features and provide some feedback. Thank you for the support.

Essential reading tracker for book lovers. MiniLib keeps your reading list private—no social sharing, no excessive stats. Just a clean, intuitive way to track what you plan to read, are reading, and have finished. Enjoy a clutter‑free, minimalist experience focused on what matters most.

Calling all cubers! 3x3 CubeSpeed is a comprehensive cube timer and solver, containing detailed statistics, and also a solver! The app is also now compatible with iOS 26, in addition to the previously supported iOS 17 and 18.

UK Savings Account Optimiser: Test functionalities of the optimisation engine in the app and find whether you can earn some extra money by streamlining your savings

Find and remove duplicate files on your Mac to make efficient use of valuable storage space. Save space and concentrate on the essentials. ZeroDuplicates is the ultimate duplicate finder for your Mac, designed to reclaim valuable storage and streamline your digital workspace. Leveraging advanced content analysis, it scans your entire drive or selected folders to detect duplicate files—even when file names vary or duplicates reside in different locations. This powerful duplicate scanner compares file content with precision, ensuring a safe and reliable cleanup without risking your original data. Enjoy an intuitive, user-friendly interface that provides quick previews of duplicate files, allowing you to confidently select and remove unwanted copies. Whether you’re organizing photos, managing music libraries, cleaning up backups, or simply freeing up disk space, ZeroDuplicates offers a fast, secure, and efficient solution for keeping your Mac clutter‑free and performance‑optimized. Experience the difference with ZeroDuplicates—your partner in smart storage management.

People deserve to know the impact behind their food. Eko gives you that transparency with one quick scan. Want to help refine it? Join us to test it

Hey, I’d be happy if you tried out the Kaleido Pattern app. Kaleido Pattern App is a playful, intuitive, and almost meditative way of creating Pattern for any use case or just for experimenting, discovering symmetry, and refining visual ideas. Some things still might not work exactly as expected. Either way, I’d love to hear what you think of the app or anything you notice. For now, the app is only for iPad on iOS 17.5 or later.

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).

Potter’s Log helps artists keep their craft beautifully organized — from shaping clay to showcasing finished work. Record every piece: Title, dimensions, clay body, glaze, firing notes, and techniques. Track stages: Building -> bisque → glaze → fired -> finished -> sold. Add photos & reflections: Document progress and compare results over time. Inventory & locations: See what’s in the studio, at a gallery, or sold. Collections: Group pieces by series, show, firing, or glaze tests. Search & filters: Find pieces fast by stage, clay, glaze, size, or tags. iCloud sync: Your work is safe, private, and up to date across devices. Whether you’re logging daily throws, testing new glazes, or preparing a show, Potter’s Log gives you clear, calm tools for the work you love.

This TestFlight build brings ZeroDuplicates to iPhone and iPad for the first time. Core duplicate detection is already solid — you can scan, preview, and remove duplicates. Please report UI quirks on smaller screens, unexpected slowdowns on large photo libraries, and any false positives you notice. Your feedback will directly influence performance tuning and interface refinements before App Store release.

Relieve pain. Restore balance. Reverse tech neck. Hours of scrolling on your phone can leave your neck, shoulders, and upper back tight and sore. Over time, poor posture can lead to pain, headaches, and even structural changes in your spine. Posture Pro helps you undo the effects of tech neck with short, guided daily exercises that increase mobility and restore natural alignment.

Hello! "Star Wander" is a brand new stargazing app, developed for iOS with Metalkit and SwiftUI. Here is a brief introduction: Point your device at the sky to identify stars, planets, and constellations in real time. Whether you're a seasoned stargazer or a curious beginner, Star Wander brings the universe to your fingertips. Core Features: Real-Time Sky Map: Instantly discover and identify celestial objects in any direction you point. Experience an interactive, immersive sky map that updates dynamically with your movements. Astronomy Knowledge: Tap on any star, planet, or constellation you're interested in to learn about its detailed information, including history, fun facts, and scientific data. Search & Locate: Looking for a specific star? Use our powerful search function, and the app will guide you to its exact location in the sky. Time Travel: Are you curious about the sky in the past or future? Our unique time-travel feature lets you view the celestial alignment on any date from any location. Visual Effects: Immerse yourself in a beautifully rendered virtual environment. Realistic atmosphere and the Milky Way make stargazing a captivating and vivid experience. Moon Phases: Observe the waxing and waning of the moon.

Hey everyone! I’m looking for a few testers to try out Wanderly, an iOS app that surfaces nearby landmarks and hidden spots in your city. It uses a Mapbox map so you can see your location and keep track of the places you’ve visited. You earn XP for each place you check off, level up, and unlock badges as you explore. Would love any feedback around the UI + UX + app itself, currently not many cities are supported, I'm in the process of adding more before a proper launch.

A fediverse client that tries to support any platform with Mastodon API compatibility (Pixelfed, GotoSocial, Friendica, Mitra, Snac, Pleroma/Akkoma, NeoDB...)

SwipeReader turns any text into a swipeable feed, one sentence at a time. It helps you read faster, stay focused, and retain more. Scan pages, import files, or read classic stories while enjoying a distraction-free reading experience. I’d love your feedback and suggestions! There are some example stories available in the app to make trying it out as easy as possible.

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!

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

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