Hi everyone! I’m an independent developer building SiteClario AI, an offline Android app for documenting site inspections and audit and creating branded PDF reports.

You can record findings, annotate photos, compare Before/After evidence, track follow-ups and customize reports with a live preview. Inspection data stays on your device; no account is required.

I’m looking for engineers, contractors, inspectors and property/facilities managers to try it during closed testing. I’ll provide a free promo code—no purchase required.

I’d particularly appreciate feedback on:

• How quickly you can record findings on site.
• Whether photo annotations and comparisons are practical.
• Whether the exported PDF is suitable for your clients.

Despite the name, the current release does not include AI generation or cloud sync.

If interested, comment or DM me. I’ll send joining instructions and a promo code privately. Please don’t post your email publicly.

I’ll answer questions here and help with setup. Honest criticism is welcome!

Hey all, working on DealCoast, a hyperlocal deals + online coupons app for India, and need some testers to clear Google Play's closed testing requirement. If you're doing the same thing, I'll install and keep your app too — just drop your links below.

• Google Group (join first): https://groups.google.com/g/dealcoast-testers
• Testing opt-in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/in.dealcoast.twa
• Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=in.dealcoast.twa

Just need you to join the group, opt in, install, and keep it for ~14 days. Thanks a ton 🙏

I've noticed something about studying or working alone, especially late at night.

Sometimes you have your music playing, you're focused on your work, but you still wish you had someone around.

Not necessarily to help you study. Just someone you could casually talk to, share random thoughts with, or have a little conversation.

I've felt this myself quite a few times, and it made me wonder if others experience it too.

That feeling stuck with me, and I started wondering what it would be like to have a cozy little space where you could study or work alongside a companion you can casually talk to. I've been working on bringing that idea to life.

The wait-list for it should be opening tomorrow

Would you actually use something like this ? I'd love to hear your thoughts and advice on it . And I would love to have you there , it would mean a lot :)

RevDash is in closed beta on Google Play.

What it is: a landscape car dashboard that plays real engine recordings (V12, V8, flat-6, rotary, plus a few fun ones) matched to your speed. - Tesla: reads speed over Bluetooth (no cable, no account) - Any other car: works from GPS - 5 dashboard styles, landscape, works offline

What feedback would help: sound realism while accelerating, readability of the 5 dashboards, and any crashes.

How to join (2 steps): 1. Join the Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/revdash-testers 2. Opt in and install: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.sody.revdash

Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ap2UYeWqsAg I'll reply to every comment.

i'm building lila, a voice assistant for windows, and looking for 10 people to try one small task and tell me where it breaks.

chat preview: https://lila-launch.fly.dev/talk?ref=alpha-first10

the preview only chats. desktop tasks need the windows app. the app has a free plan, no card, with daily cloud allowances. the beta installer is unsigned, and the install guide explains the windows warning: https://lila-launch.fly.dev/guide/install

first test: ask her to open notepad and type a short note using made-up text. did the right text appear? if setup gets in the way, tell me which step. i can help here. windows 10/11, 18+.

We built Clarity, an AI that gives you a second opinion before you reply to a text. To be upfront: it's a large language model, not a person and not a therapist. It's a second look before you hit send, not something that thinks for you.

What it does:

- One box takes pasted messages, a screenshot, or a description of what happened.

- It separates what it actually knows from what it's guessing ("What I know / Still unknown"), so it doesn't invent facts you never gave it.

- It gives a call (send, wait, or talk in person) with timing.

- If a reply makes sense, it drafts one you can edit, with "Shorter" / "More casual" buttons. Paste 2–3 of your own messages and it matches your tone.

- For screenshots it reads the chat back first ("Is the right-hand side you?") so you can fix who said what.

- It replies in whatever language you write in.

Privacy: it doesn't keep what you type or the answers. Screenshots are held in memory just long enough to read, then discarded. Text and images go to Google's Gemini (via Vertex AI) to generate the answer, so crop out names and photos first. The only things kept are a usage counter and notes you choose to save.

Honest limits:

- Not therapy, diagnosis, or legal advice. Adults 18+.

- Not for emergencies. If safety is involved, it shows crisis resources instead of texting advice.

- Free to try: 3 topics a day, no signup.

What we'd love feedback on:

1. Did the send/wait call feel right, or did it overreach?

2. Screenshots: did it get who-said-what right?

3. Would you come back to it, or is it a one-time thing?

Link in the first comment.

Whenever I’m planning a trip, I keep wondering: what if I go somewhere else, or leave a week or two later?

Then I end up with a bunch of tabs open, switching between searches and trying to remember which flight had the better price or departure time.

I spent some time looking for something that would put those options together. I haven’t found quite what I wanted, though I could easily have missed it. So I decided to make one.

It’s called TripalC. You pick outbound and return flights for different destinations or dates, then put them in one list to compare.

The prices don’t always match what you’ll see on the seller’s site. From what I’ve tested, the differences between options have been fairly close, so it’s useful as a starting point. I’d still check the seller’s price before booking.

That’s pretty much what it does right now. Honestly, I’m not sure what else to add, since this was the thing I wanted for myself.

If you plan trips this way too, what would make it more useful for you? And if there’s already a tool that does this well, I’d like to know what I missed.

https://tripalc.kylelo.io/

Here's a fictional inquiry:

“We need a new website. Our budget is $4,000–$6,000, and we're hoping to launch in six weeks.”

There's a budget and a target, but no agreed scope. Before attaching a price, I'd want to clarify: - What should the site help the business achieve, and which pages or features belong in the first version? - Is the content ready, or does the work include writing, migration or other integrations? - Is the launch date tied to an event, or is it flexible?

A possible first reply:

“Thanks for sharing your budget and target launch. Before I suggest an approach, could you outline the pages and features you need, what content already exists, and whether the date is fixed? Then we can discuss scope, pricing and availability.”

I'm building Briefthread, an interactive demo for freelance web designers and small studios, to keep the client's words separate from the assumptions in a project brief. A stated budget isn't your quote, and reviewing a reply doesn't make the project ready to price.

If you handle website inquiries, could you try that fictional message in New inquiry, prepare the brief, and check the proposed follow-ups?

https://briefthread.pages.dev/

I'm testing whether missing details stay visible and the follow-up earns its place. Which question would you remove, add or rewrite before using this with a client?

No signup needed. Demo only: use fictional details. Business records stay in your browser. Briefs use local keyword rules and replies use editable templates, not live AI. Nothing connects to your inbox or sends an email.

Who it's for: Android users who feel like their phone uses them more than the other way around.

What it is: ReClaim replaces your home screen. You can block apps for a set time (5 min up to a year), set daily or weekly limits that close the app when time runs out, schedule blocks for work hours or bedtime, and hide apps behind a small puzzle.

What I'd like tested: - Setup on your phone model (it's built for Android 8.0+) - Whether the limits and schedules fire reliably - Anything confusing in the first 10 minutes

What you get: the app is currently free, 100% free, no ads, no account. And you'll get a reply from me on every bit of feedback.

Some background: we put our heart and soul into this. It's a small team, and we built it because it really helped us manage our own phone use. The goal is to help people with phone addiction.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.reclaim.launcher

Comment or DM with bugs. Even "this annoyed me" is useful.

Hi all, I’m a parent and the solo developer of TinyMoments - Family Album, and I’m looking for testers.

Note: +250 people have installed the app so far of which +-30 keep using it on a weekly basis.

I'm quite happy with those numbers, but I'm looking for more feedback: what do you like, what do you hate

What it is
A private, shared album for your kids’ small moments. You save photos, videos and funny quotes, tag milestones like first steps or first day of school, and invite grandparents and relatives to follow along. There are no public profiles and no ads. Data is stored in the EU, and you can export your memories anytime. You can also turn a selection into a printed photobook.

Easy overview video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5aYHIP_mOes&list=PLKileaFgU3V4&index=7

Who I’m looking for

Parents (or grandparents) who currently share kid photos through WhatsApp, a camera roll or a cloud album

Ideally someone who can invite one family member, since the app is built for sharing

What I’d like you to try

1. Sign up and add a few moments (photo, video or text)
2. Invite a family member and see how the sharing feels
3. Tell me what was confusing, missing or annoying

How to join

Whether you'd like to try on iOS, Android or Web, you get access via: https://tinymoments.io

Feedback
Comments here or DMs are fine. I’m especially curious whether the first-time setup makes sense without any explanation.

In return
I’m happy to test your app too. Drop a link below and I’ll give you detailed feedback.

Thanks for any time you can spare.

Before you start a timeline edit, you still have to decide which story your footage should tell. For editors and creators doing their own edits, that's the part FirstCut focuses on.

It's a narrative editor for story-driven video. It finds stories in your footage and organizes them into editable beats and clips, with the relevant transcript text attached to each clip.

You can reorder beats, cut words or lines and restore them later, or generate a different story arc and compare versions while keeping the original intact. Every revision can be played in your browser. The site says your video never uploads.

There's a demo you can try: https://firstcut.video/

After trying it, what would you need from this approach to make it useful for shaping a rough cut before moving to the timeline?

Please also take a moment to test another maker's product here—that exchange is what makes this community useful.

Disclosure: I'm posting this on behalf of the firstcut.video team.

Hi all. I'm a UK mum who builds small tools in the evenings, and I've made Clutvi (clutvi.com). It helps short-form creators score video ideas, write captions and hooks, plan content, and draft replies to comments.

I'd love 10 to 15 creators to use it for a week and tell me honestly what's useful, what's confusing and what's missing. Any size of account is fine, including if you're just starting out.

In return you get free access while you test. Comment or DM me and I'll set you up.

Harsh feedback very welcome.

What it is: Pimlo, a bedtime story app for kids aged 3–8. It makes illustrated, narrated stories in a world that remembers previous stories.

What I need tested: just the narration. It's an AI voice tuned to sound like a parent reading slowly at bedtime.

Link (free, no signup): https://pimlo.app/bedtime-stories/series/pimlo-and-sprocket/the-lantern-and-the-little-fox

Ask: listen to the first 2–3 minutes, then answer any of these:

1. Natural or robotic? Where did it slip?
2. Pace: too slow, too fast or right?
3. Would you play this to a child at bedtime? Why or why not?

Thanks, I'll reply to everyone.

Hey everyone,

I’m building StageMane, a web app for practising public speaking, presentations, or speaking on camera.

You record yourself and it gives you AI feedback on your pace, pauses and delivery. The notes are attached to specific words in your recording, so you can listen to the part it’s talking about and practise it again.

I’d really like some outside feedback on whether the suggestions are useful and whether the app makes sense to someone seeing it for the first time.

You can try it here: stagemane.com

The first review is free and doesn’t require an account. Audio is enough.

If you’re willing to help, record 30–60 seconds of yourself explaining something. Your own project would work, or a presentation you’re preparing.

What I’d most like to know:

• Did any suggestion give you something useful to change?
• Did anything sound wrong, confusing, or overly critical?
• If you stopped before getting a review, what put you off?

A couple of sentences in the comments would help. No need to share your recording here.

Happy to try your app and give feedback in return. Leave a link and something specific you’d like me to test.

A note about their favourite café is a nicer start than another “hi”. On Paire, you can add a note with a like, see who likes you free, and choose to keep your photos hidden until you match.

Try it in your browser: https://paire.in

We're growing an early community in India, starting with Delhi NCR. If you're 18+ and would use it for dating, we'd love to hear whether the photo-privacy choices and the likes screen feel clear. Which setting would you want explained better before making a profile?

Please join only as yourself if you're interested in dating; local choice depends on who's joined near you. No download needed.

Joining, matching and reading messages are free. Sending messages requires Plus or ₹49 once for Unlimited Chat across your current and future matches, with no expiry on that unlock. Nothing auto-renews. There's no purchase required to share feedback.

I'm part of the Paire team. Feedback here or [support@paire.in](mailto:support@paire.in) is welcome.

I’m the developer of Swimble, an open-source native macOS client for standard Mumble servers.

I’m looking for people who already use Mumble and can try it with their usual server and headset.

The most useful feedback would be:

• Was connecting and joining a channel straightforward?
• Did push-to-talk and switching audio devices work as expected?
• What feature or behavior do you miss from your current client?

Requires Apple Silicon and macOS 26+. It’s free, MIT-licensed, and available as a DMG. Current builds aren’t Apple-notarized yet.

Download and project details

Feedback here or through GitHub Issues is welcome. For bugs, your Mac model, macOS version, and audio device would help.

I've spent years trying different budgeting apps and spreadsheets, but always found myself falling behind on tracking everything.

Eventually, I decided to build my own since I own a dev company.

It's called Savenello, and the goal is pretty simple: make managing your finances easier without constantly entering transactions manually.

It connects to your bank accounts, tracks spending, organizes transactions, and includes budgeting, bill tracking, subscription monitoring, savings goals, and a few other tools.

There's a demo you can explore without signing up or connecting any accounts:

https://savenello.com/

One challenge with AI influencer content is maintaining the same character and visual style while producing enough content for different platforms. Switching between tools for character consistency, image generation, video creation, and content planning can make the workflow complicated.I’ve been exploring Onyx.AI, a platform that brings several of these AI creator workflows together, including consistent character generation and image/video creation.I’m curious about the experience of other AI creators here: which part of the workflow takes you the most time, and what features would make it easier?Project: https://onyx-ai.eu
I’m sharing this project for its relevance to AI content creation. I’d appreciate genuine feedback.

/Disclosure:

I built Coquiet, a shared focus room for body doubling. It has focus music, an optional timer and an ambiance room, and there's no chat, cameras or account. It'd help most if you open it, run one work session, and tell me three things: what felt off or confusing, whether the music or the ambiance room worked better for you, and one thing you'd add or one thing it should never have. A lofi room is the next idea, so tell me if you'd actually use one. coquiet.app

Looking for testers: a read-only OBS script that keeps your Master/Base/Live scenes organised

I got tired of duplicating scenes in OBS and losing track of which one was the original, which was my working copy, and which I actually go live with. So I built a system around it, plus a small script to go with it. I'm looking for a few people to test it.

**The system (Modular Scene System, or MSS)**

Build once, make variations, then control how it appears:

- **Master:** your original blueprint scene
- **Base:** a duplicate you edit freely for different layouts or modes
- **Live:** the scene you switch to on stream, with Base nested inside it for animation and whole-scene effects
- **Component:** reusable parts, like Game Capture in its own scene

It's meant for when you need variants of a scene. It's not for Starting Soon, BRB or one-off scenes, but those can sit alongside it with no problem.

**What LOGIC does**

LOGIC is the first part of MSS. It's a Python script that is **read-only**. You click "Analyze Setup" and it reads your scene names and tells you:

- Which scenes it found as Master, Base, Live or Component
- Which loops are complete, and what to create next if one isn't
- If you delete a step later, it removes the complete marker and flags what's missing
- Whether you have more than one separate Game Capture source, which can cause black screens

Naming is flexible. Start a scene name with the keyword (Master, Base, Live), in any capitalisation, and write anything after it. Numbers are optional (Master 1, Base 1, Live 1, then Master 2...) and help if your scenes get out of order.

It never changes your scenes and never sends anything anywhere. It also can't know your intent, so its warnings say what's possible, not what's certain.

**One thing I learned while testing**

Duplicating a scene shares its sources. Moving things in Base won't move them in Master, but changing a source's settings or filters changes it everywhere. That's built into the guidance the script shows.

**What I'd like feedback on**

1. Was the "next step" in the log clear?
   
2. What confused you?
   
3. Did the Game Capture warning make sense for your setup?
   
4. Would a system like this fit how you organise scenes, or is it overkill?

**Details**

- No download link yet. I want to find out first whether this is interesting to people, and I want to send the file safely and securely, so I'll share it directly with anyone who wants to test
- Needs Python set up in OBS (Tools → Scripts → Python Settings)
- Early version, so rough edges are expected. I've tested the logic but not on many different setups
- I designed the system and rules. I used AI to help turn them into working code
- Not affiliated with or endorsed by the OBS Project

Comment or message me if you'd like to test, and tell me anything that broke or didn't make sense.

Follow updates on X: @modularscenesys

I'm a full-stack web dev and I've been having a lot of fun building apps with Claude Code (I know not everybody is a fan, but I really enjoy it), and I'm pretty happy with my latest project.

The idea came from playing AskUs with my friends. I loved the idea of a game that's mostly an excuse for a group to talk to each other every day.

Every day one person in the group gets a secret question. The next day their answer shows up without a name, everyone votes on who wrote it, and the chat unlocks once you've voted. If they forget to answer, someone else can steal their spot.

It's free, runs as a web app (Android app in beta, iOS planned if it works), in English and French.

I'm looking for people to test it with their friends and give me feedback on the game.

Website: https://who-was-it.app/?lang=en&utm_source=reddit&utm_campaign=alphaandbetausers

Demo without an account: https://app.who-was-it.app/?demo&lang=en

https://music.aispot.work/create

Hi everyone!

I've built an early alpha version of my AI music generation studio.

It's still in a very early stage, but most of the features are already working!

I'd love it if some of you could give it a try and share your feedback.

You can even test the payment process! The payment gateway is still in test mode, so no real money will be charged. You can use the test payment details below.

Important: As this is an alpha version, accounts and generated media may be deleted at any time without prior notice. Please don't rely on the platform to permanently store your creations.

Any feedback, bug reports, or suggestions would be really appreciated!

Thanks!

I have been building X Pilot an AI platform designed to convert long form documents, slide decks and syllabi into structured video content with full source traceability.

A common issue with most document to video tools is that they tend to distort technical details, oversimplify complex explanations or struggle with lessons longer than five minutes.

This fixes this by rendering diagrams, formulas and code snippets cleanly from code rather than generating pixelated or hallucinated visuals. It also supports multi chapter course structures, handles videos well beyond 20 minutes and allows scene by scene editing in plain language so you always retain full control over the final content.