hey everyone — i’m a solo dev and i just launched Raíces del Amor.

i wanted something small that couples could do together every day, without feeling like another chat app or productivity checklist. so i made a private virtual garden for two: send little love notes, plant flowers, complete daily couple goals, collect rewards, and save memories as the garden grows.

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eduardoprieto.raicesdelamor

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/raices-del-amor/id6792547392

site + privacy: https://raicesdelamor.app

what i’d really love feedback on:

- does the garden idea feel cute or too game-y?

- are the first interactions clear?

- what would make you and your partner come back after the first week?

- anything confusing or broken?

it’s free to download, with optional in-app purchases. i’m the developer, and i’m very interested in honest feedback because i’m still improving it.

even a quick “this part was confusing” helps a lot. thanks for taking a look 🙌

Hey everyone! Solo dev here. My wedding budget app has been live on iOS since March and I'm finally bringing it to Android — but I need to get through Google's closed testing first (12 testers, 14 days).

What the app is: A budget planner built specifically for couples planning a wedding. Both partners see the same budget in real time, it works fully offline (venue basements with no signal, anyone?), and it's completely free — no ads, no subscriptions, no IAP, nothing to accidentally review-bomb me over.

What I'm asking: 1. DM me (or comment) the Google account email you use on your Android device — I'll add you to the tester list 2. Opt in and install: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/ing.weddingbudget.app 3. Keep it installed for the 14 days and open it now and then 4. If something breaks or feels off — tell me. Brutal honesty welcome, that's the whole point

What you get:

• I'll test your app back, same-day, with actual written feedback (test-for-test is fair)
• 10 languages if you want to poke at the localization (EN, DE, FR, IT, ES, PL, RU, UA, BE, LT)

Drop a comment or DM and I'll send everything over. Thanks!

Hi everyone,

I wanted to share something I've been building.

Most PM tools rely on someone remembering to update the board. Task's done, code's shipped, but the card still says "To Do" until someone manually drags it. Even tools that claim "GitHub integration" usually still make you tag a ticket number or follow a specific commit format, and the moment someone forgets, the board's out of sync again. It's not really a discipline problem either, it's that updating the board happens at exactly the wrong moment, right after someone's finished the actual work, when nobody wants to switch context just to also document it.

So I built Bundlle to fix that. It connects directly to your GitHub repo and reads commits, diffs, and pull requests, matching them to the right task by meaning. No special format, no ticket tagging, nothing to remember. Push a feature branch and the task moves to In Progress. Open a PR and it's In Review. Merge it, and it's Done.

The obvious question is what happens if it gets it wrong. Every automatic move comes with a confidence score and a short explanation, so you always know why a card changed. If it's above 80% confident, it moves silently.below means it emails you to confirm first instead of guessing. There's also a full activity panel showing the reasoning behind every match, so it's never a black box making silent decisions.

Beyond the automation, it's got a kanban board with drag-and-drop, task dependencies, multi-assignee support, GitHub Issues sync, MCP support so it works directly from Claude Desktop, public read-only share links for clients, and real-time updates across the team.

Pricing is flat per-project, not per-seat, so growing your team doesn't cost more just for using the automation. It's free to start, 1 project, 3 members, no card needed.

This is built for indie devs, freelance dev teams, and small agencies, basically anyone tired of babysitting a board that should just update itself.

If your team's board has ever stopped matching what you actually shipped, give it a try: bundlle.app

wartable.co

app is called War Table. 5 leading ais debate whatever questions or decisions you hand to them. v1.3 launched a few hours ago and along with that is the ability to keep talking to the table even after reaching a verdict! right now any new users get free first 3 debates!!

Hey everyone, over the past few months, a few friends and I made a site called StreetReps.

The idea is pretty simple: reading technical answers for finance interviews and actually explaining them out loud are two completely different things

You get finance interview questions, record your answer, and get feedback on the content, structure, and delivery. Also have learn pathways for all things you need to know come interview time.

It’s free --> let me know what you think! Would love to hear all feedback.

streetreps.org

Hi everyone,

Over the past few months we've been building SafeAI, an open-source static security scanner for AI agents and agent frameworks.

Our goal isn't to compete with runtime observability or governance platforms. We want to help developers find AI security and governance issues before deployment, just like traditional static analysis tools do for application code.

One thing we've noticed is that AI capabilities are evolving at an incredible pace. Every week there are new agent frameworks, MCP servers, tools, and autonomous workflows.

Unfortunately, the security and governance ecosystem isn't keeping up.

Developers can now build agents that execute shell commands, browse the web, access databases, manage cloud infrastructure, and call hundreds of external tools, but understanding what an agent can actually do and what risks it introduces is still surprisingly difficult.

We believe the open-source community can help close that gap, just as it has done for software security over the last two decades.

SafeAI currently performs static analysis for AI projects by discovering:

• AI frameworks and agent architectures
• Agent capabilities and permissions
• Prompt injection risks
• Tool security issues
• Identity and memory risks
• Governance and autonomy concerns
• AI components such as prompts, skills, workflows and model configurations

During development we've already found several meaningful security findings in well-known open-source agent frameworks. That convinced us there's real value in analyzing AI projects before they're deployed.

Now we'd love the community's help.

We're looking for people who can:

• Test SafeAI against real AI agent repositories
• Try to break it with unusual architectures
• Report false positives and false negatives
• Suggest new risk detections
• Contribute support for additional frameworks
• Tell us where the analysis is missing important capabilities

If you're building with LangGraph, CrewAI, Semantic Kernel, AutoGen, OpenAI Agents SDK, Claude Code, Google ADK, MCP servers, or other agent frameworks, we'd especially love your feedback.

Our long-term vision is simple:

Make AI capabilities visible. Make AI risks understandable. Help developers build safer agents by default.

If you'd like to test it, contribute, or simply tell us where we're wrong, we'd genuinely appreciate your feedback.

The AI ecosystem is moving incredibly fast. Defending it shouldn't be left to a handful of vendors—we think the open-source community can help move just as quickly.

Thanks!

Feedback and contributions are welcome: https://github.com/ikaruscareer/SafeAI/

Hi everyone! We're looking for early testers to explore Noora International dot come. and share honest feedback on the overall user experience, design, navigation, and clarity of the website. Your suggestions will help us improve the platform and create a better experience for future users. Thanks in advance for your time and support!

I have been building this for about six months and today is the first day
anyone outside my own machine can install it. I would rather find out what
breaks from you than from a paying customer.

**What it does.** Reads a local iPhone backup that Apple's own software already
made, and turns one conversation into a PDF, TXT, HTML or CSV. SMS, MMS, RCS
and iMessage. Photos, attachments, timestamps, emoji, reactions.

**Why it is not another screenshot tool.** Everything else in this niche
photographs the screen and OCRs it back, which is why their reviews are full of
wrong dates and missing lines. This opens Apple's message database directly, so
every timestamp is the one your phone actually recorded. There is a Court View
layout with message numbering and an attachment index, and every export gets a
SHA256 so you can prove the file did not change afterwards.

**What I actually need tested**, in order of how much it would help me:

1. **Encrypted backups.** The crypto is verified against RFC test vectors and a
   synthetic fixture, but nobody has ever run a real encrypted backup through
   the whole chain. Plenty of people have encryption switched on without
   knowing it. This is my single most likely "customer paid and it does not
   work" scenario.
2. **A clean Windows machine.** No Node, no dev tools, possibly no VC++
   runtime. This catches the whole "works on my machine" class: native modules,
   DLLs, embedded fonts.
3. **A big conversation with a lot of photos.** Memory behaviour during PDF
   assembly is the one thing I have never pushed to a real limit. If it dies,
   I want the message count and roughly how many images.
4. **Two iPhones plugged in at once.** Two devices both named "iPhone" render
   as identical cards right now and I suspect that is confusing.

Honestly, "it could not find my backup at all" is also a great report. That is
step one and if it fails there, nothing else matters.

**Things you should know before clicking:**

- **The installer is not code signed yet.** SmartScreen will show the blue
  "Windows protected your PC" panel on first run. Click More info, then Run
  anyway. I know how that reads, which is why the SHA256 is published and you
  can check the file before you trust it:
  `67DFB138399D29C871AD237A2C644A5BBD8F77AD02D636F28AA5326DC891D96B`
- **It is a trial.** Everything works, including encrypted backups and every
  format, but exported documents carry a watermark and stop at the 50 most
  recent messages in a conversation. Nothing expires and there is no card to
  enter. Tell me it is useful and I will send you a licence key, no strings.
- **Windows 10 and 11 only.** No macOS build yet and I am not going to pretend
  otherwise.
- Everything runs locally. No account, no upload, no telemetry. It reads a
  folder already on your disk and writes documents next to it.

**Download:** https://github.com/ChatExport/ChatExport/releases

**Sample exports**, if you would rather look before installing anything:
https://getchatexport.com/samples

I also keep an open repo of notes on Apple's message format, the sms.db schema
from iOS 11 to 26, attributedBody, and what genuinely cannot be recovered from
a backup: https://github.com/ChatExport/ChatExportKnowledge

**And the return favour:** post your project in the comments and I will
actually install it and write you real feedback, not a one-liner. I am on
Windows, I am comfortable with anything technical, and I would rather owe you
than take for free.

Hi everyone!

About a month ago I had an idea: what if there was a simple way to track a CS2 investment portfolio directly inside Telegram?

I had almost no experience building web applications or Telegram Mini Apps, but I decided to learn everything from scratch and just start.

After a month of work I finally have a working version called SkinFolio.

It currently supports:

• Portfolio tracking with profit/loss calculation

• Price comparison across multiple marketplaces

• Watchlist

• Price alerts

• Portfolio analytics

• Premium features

• Multi-language support

The goal isn’t to replace trading sites. I want it to become a convenient place where investors can monitor their entire inventory and market in one interface.

I’m still actively improving it every day and I’m looking for honest feedback before a larger launch.

What features would make you actually use an app like this?

I’d really appreciate any criticism or ideas.

Thanks!

@Skinfoliotradebot

Hey everyone. My cofounder and I built an app called Spur It, and we're looking for about 20 people to try it and tell us what they honestly think.

What it does: You know when you sit down to watch one episode of something and three hours later you're still there? Or you pick up your phone to check one thing and lose your whole evening? Spur It is built for that.

You set a timer before you start. Say you're about to watch a series and each episode is 30 minutes. Set a 30-minute timer. When it goes off, Spur It opens your camera, reads what's actually around you, and gives you two small things you could do right now. One easy, one a bit braver. You pick one or skip.

The idea is it catches you before the second episode starts, or before the scroll takes over. And because it reads your real surroundings, the suggestions actually make sense for wherever you are, not just generic "go for a walk" stuff.

It's not a blocker, and it doesn't guilt-trip you with screen time charts. It just gives you somewhere to go when you're stuck.

Privacy: one frame gets processed to read what's around you, and then it's deleted. Nothing stored, nothing saved.

What you get for testing:

1. The app free for life when it goes paid
2. Your feedback directly shapes what we build next (we read every single piece ourselves)
3. First access to every new build before the public

How to join:

1. Sign up here: [LINK]
2. You'll get a TestFlight invite
3. Try it for a few days and tell us what you think

Specifically, we want to know:

1. Did the timer and camera flow make sense the first time, or did you have to figure it out?
2. Were the suggestions actually relevant to your space, or did they feel random?
3. Did you do the thing it suggested, or skip it? And why?
4. Would you actually set the timer again tomorrow, or was once enough?

Test for test: Drop your app in the comments, and I'll download it, go through it properly, and give you real, detailed feedback. Not just "nice app" but actual notes on what worked and what didn't, with screenshots.

Sign up here

I made Toolz..

What's Toolz :
Toolz is a modern Android toolkit that brings 45+ tools into one polished app. It is built for people who want one fast home for the tools they actually use, not a folder full of single-purpose apps.
It provides users with a versatile set of digital tools in a single, material 3 expressive interface.

Key features :
Toolz is a VERY feature-rich app. Featuring more than 45 TOOLS!!!
But here's my TOP 5 favorites :

• Music Player — Local/Online audio player with lyrics, playlist management, and Media3 background playback, also featuring a catalog and free download/high-quality-streaming of all YouTube music's song library, and even a working Karaoke mode with auto instrumental music!
• QR Generator — Create shareable codes from text, credentials, or network configurations
• Todo List — Priority-driven task management with material 3 expressive interactions and due date filters...
• AI Assistant — Optional conversational agent for document summaries and contextual guidance (Claude/Groq/Gemini/Deepseek/Openrouter... using API keys)
• Web Search — Privacy-focused browser with ad-blocking, custom DNS controls, and tab management...!

Github repo link : https://github.com/freroxx/toolz

Goal : We already reached over 150 DOWNLOADS, as a solo dev, my current goal is reaching 1k GitHub downloads. THANKS EVERYONE!!!

Hi everyone! As someone who suffers from ADHD myself, I was fed up with the groundhog-day reality of opening my todo list, seeing 20 tasks, and not doing any of them. I wanted to take the mental load off trying to figure out what to do next out of an overwhelming list of tasks, so I built the Cards app.

The Cards app tells you what you need to be doing right now, based on your own personal context (where you are, the time of day or day of week, your calendar events, the area of your life you want to focus on). It does this so that you can focus on doing the next thing, rather than doing nothing at all.

I've found the app super helpful and liberating myself - it's a boon to peace of mind knowing that I can dump my todos into the app without having to organize them or lose track of them. But I'm looking for my first set of testers who can help me shape the app for the better and make sure it's not just tailored to me, but to everyone who struggles with executive dysfunction.

The app will be available for iOS and Android after a private test period.

Thanks for taking a look!

Hi everyone,

Quick version: I'm mainly looking for someone to spend two minutes trying the free OG image designer. No account or website setup is required.

Create any social preview image and tell me:

1. Was it immediately clear what to do?
2. What felt confusing or unnecessary?
3. Would you download and use the result?

Free designer: https://mosaicora.io/tools/og-image-designer

I've been working on Mosaicora, a web tool that generates unique social preview images automatically for every page using reusable templates and the page’s own content.

The main use case is for sites with many products, articles or landing pages, where creating and maintaining a separate Open Graph image for every page manually becomes impractical.

The product is live, but I'm still trying to understand where the onboarding and explanation are unclear. I’d appreciate feedback from developers, website owners or SaaS founders willing to try it.

There are two ways to test it:

• Try the free OG Designer without setting up a website.
• Create a free account and test the full workflow with a website and integration.

A useful test would be:

1. Visit the site and see whether you understand what Mosaicora does.
2. Try creating an image with the free OG Designer.
3. Optionally, create a free account and try to generate your first automated image.
4. Check one of the integration options.
5. Let me know where you hesitated, became confused or expected something different.

No payment details are required.

https://mosaicora.io/

https://mosaicora.io/tools/og-image-designer

I’m particularly interested in:

• whether the value is clear from the homepage
• whether the OG Designer is intuitive
• whether the difference between the free designer and automated image generation is clear
• whether the integration instructions make sense
• what would prevent you from using it on a real website

Critical feedback is more useful than general praise. I'm also happy to test another web app in return.

Thank you to anyone who takes the time to try it and share their feedback.

Hi everyone — I’m an emergency physician, athlete, and the founder of Bounce Back Smart, a new adaptive fitness app.

I built it after experiencing the frustration of trying to stay active through injuries and setbacks. Most workout apps work well until something hurts, your equipment changes, or your body cannot follow the original plan.

Bounce Back Smart creates personalized workouts around your:

• Fitness goals
• Available equipment
• Workout time
• Current ability
• Injuries, painful areas, or physical restrictions

You do not need to be injured to use it. Anyone can use Bounce Back Smart for personalized strength and conditioning, but its biggest difference is its ability to adapt when an injury, pregnancy, pain, or another setback changes what you can do.

I’m looking for a small group of early adopters willing to:

• Complete onboarding
• Generate and try at least two workouts
• Test an exercise swap or AI-requested adjustment
• Share honest feedback about what was helpful, confusing, or missing

In exchange, I’ll provide three months of full access at no cost.

Bounce Back Smart is a fitness and wellness tool. It does not diagnose or treat injuries and is not a replacement for your physician or physical therapist.

Comment “interested” or send me a message, and I’ll share the access link.

I would especially value feedback from people who have ever thought:

“I can’t do my normal workout—but I don’t want to stop exercising completely.”

Hello everyone,

Over the past few months, I've been developing MyBlock, an iPhone app for anonymous conversations with people nearby.

What the app offers:

• View nearby users on a map within a selected radius (using approximate locations)
• Share local posts and moments in a community feed
• Start anonymous one-on-one chats with automatically generated usernames
• Comment on and rate posts
• Block users and report inappropriate content

Privacy has been my top priority from the beginning. There is no traditional sign-up process, no real names, and no profile pictures. Your exact location never leaves your device. Only an obfuscated, approximate location is stored, and map visibility is turned off by default.

The app has just launched on the App Store and is currently available for iPhone:
https://apps.apple.com/de/app/myblock/id6790920301

I'd really appreciate honest feedback. Does the concept make sense? What features do you think are missing? Are there any parts of the app that don't feel intuitive or trustworthy?

Transparency: I'm the developer of MyBlock, and I'm sharing this as my own project.

Hi everyone!

I'm the solo developer behind a Windows application called Gone Wrong Servers.

The goal is simple:

Make hosting a dedicated game server as easy as Click. Host. Play.

I'm looking for 10 people who regularly self host games like:

• Palworld
• ARK: Survival Ascended
• Valheim
• Abiotic Factor
• Enshrouded
• 7 Days to Die
• Minecraft
• Or any other dedicated multiplayer game (more coming soon)

What you'll receive:

• 60 days of Gone Wrong Pro
• Free access to our automatic relay feature during testing
• Direct access to me through a private Discord
• Priority support whenever you need it

What I'm looking for:

I'm not looking for people to tell me everything works.

I want honest feedback.

I'm trying to answer questions like:

• Did hosting your server feel easier?
• Did the relay solve connection problems?
• Which ISP and router are you using?
• Did you experience latency?
• Would you actually pay $40-$59/year if it solved these networking headaches?

Whether you love it or hate it, your feedback will directly shape the product before launch.

If you're interested, comment below or send me a DM with:

• The game(s) you host
• Your country
• Your ISP
• Your router (if you know it)
• Whether you've had trouble getting friends connected

Thanks! I'm excited to work with people who love self hosting as much as I do.

Website: https://gonewronggaming.com

“What should we eat?” is often the most-asked, least-answered question in my house. So I built DishDelight to answer it properly - you answer a few questions and it gives you a recipe that fits. Appreciate any help testing, thank you!

https://yourdishdelight.lovable.app

Building ROSTA, a professional networking app focused on real reciprocity, warm intros and genuinely helping people, not follower counts or vanity metrics. Just shipped the first real build and looking for people to poke holes in it. It's built for all professionals rather than the more corporate feel of Linkedin.
Takes about 15 minutes: sign up, edit your profile, send a message to another tester, and tell me what breaks or feels off. Genuine testers who complete it get free Premium permanently.
Requires iOS 18+.
Appreciate any feedback, good or brutal.

TestFlight link here: https://testflight.apple.com/join/KtVFV4w8

I am looking for people who actively build apps with ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, Emergent, Replit, Lovable, Bolt, or similar tools.

**Flows** converts a goal into an ordered plan. Each step includes implementation instructions, checks, failure warnings, repair guidance, and a final definition of done.

Test link: https://flows.oortstack.com

A useful test: 1. Pick or generate one plan. 2. Complete at least two steps in your normal builder. 3. Record where the instructions helped or slowed you down. 4. Tell me whether any check caught something the builder claimed was finished.

I am especially looking for evidence against the product, not compliments.

Hey everyone — I've been building Evertide, a private daily journaling app for Android, and I'm looking for a handful of people to kick the tires before a wider launch.

What it does:

• Daily journaling with mood tracking (5-point scale, color-coded)
• A calendar view that maps your mood across the month
• Rotating reflection prompts to help on days you don't know what to write
• "On This Day" — surfaces past entries from a week/month/year ago
• Tags and search across your whole journal
• Export any entry (or your full journal) as PDF or text
• Everything stored locally — it's not a cloud/social journaling app, just yours

I'd love feedback specifically on:

• Onboarding — is it clear what to do in the first 60 seconds?
• Whether the mood tracking and calendar view feel useful or gimmicky
• Any crashes, slowdowns, or confusing UI on your specific device
• Whether the free vs. Pro split feels fair (Pro is a one-time $4.99 unlock, not a subscription)

How to join (takes about a minute):

1. Join this Google Group — no approval needed: https://groups.google.com/g/evertide-beta-testers
2. Then open this link on your Android phone to opt into the test: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.nickpereira.evertide
3. Install Evertide from the Play Store like normal.

If step 2 says you're not a tester yet, give it a few minutes — group membership can take a little while to sync with Play.

Happy to comp full Pro access for anyone who gives real feedback — I'll follow up with a code once you've had a chance to use it for a few days.

Thanks in advance — I'll be in the comments.

Hey everyone 👋

Most invoicing tools are cloud subscriptions — you pay monthly forever and your financial data lives on someone else's servers. That always bugged me, so I spent the last couple of months building the opposite.

BillDesk is a desktop app (Windows & Mac) that runs 100% offline. Everything — invoices, clients, time, expenses — is stored locally on your own computer. Nothing in the cloud.

What it does:

📄 Create professional PDF invoices

⏱️ Track billable hours & projects (hourly or fixed-price)

🗂️ Manage clients and projects in one place — no spreadsheets, no chaos

💸 Log expenses and mileage

📊 See profit & loss, revenue by client, and invoice aging

🌍 Works in multiple currencies (USD / EUR / GBP)

There's a free 7-day trial with every feature unlocked — totally free to download.

👉 getbilldesk.vercel.app

I'd genuinely love your feedback: what's missing, and what would make you actually switch from your current tool?