(Slightly Long, but fun read)

Hi folks,

Last year I had a really bad time with work and relationships because of my attitude. I hated getting blocked for anything and lost my temper at times.

I asked for help and started taking therapy, which did help a bit, but my real change was because of this aunt of mine who was an exec coach and coached Fortune 500 CEOs. Just two sessions with her made me realise what my thought patterns were and I started seeing the human behaviour as a balance between Control and Status. I can't tell you how much my behaviour changed and I literally started reading people.

There was no way I could have ever afforded her sessions because each session would cost over $1k (in my country), but I was lucky because she is very close to my family.

But I wanted to do more coaching and improve myself, so I turned to AI, but there were some issues there.

\- AI didn't have context besides what I said and was very biased to whatever I said.

\- There was no reliable system to store my info so if I asked it to show me my patterns, it would just assume it from recent conversations and would be extremely shallow.

\- It always took the conversation into a therapy direction rather than a mental model direction and it was always personal, so the extractions were just "Oh you get angry when she says something about XYZ"

So I started working on my own system and honestly, the universe was in favour. I kept meeting Therapists, coaches, psychiatrists and found the right books and even found a co-founder, lol! And in the last 1.5 years, we created a system that could extract very deep subconscious patterns from any conversations, I'm talking about things like:

\- "You have high expectations from all relationships because you attach your self worth to how you are treated by others"

\- "You get angry when being blocked because you think you're not enough and need to constantly defend yourself" (mine)

\- "You sabotage relationships because you believe that they will end, so you take actions that create rift and end up proving your point"

We call this the Mental DNA, and all the testers and even coaches that used it were blown away. One of the coaches even told me that it found a pattern that didn't even come to her mind! I have even given a bunch of speeches about it.

Anyway, I then packed it up as a consumer app and a coach portal. The portal is invite only because of security implications and honestly because the business model there is very complex.

But the app is open to all (for now). The idea is that you talk to it whenever you feel triggered or low, and it helps you calm down, like any other AI, but in the background, your DNA gets extracted. And slowly slowly, you get to see the real issues that you can talk about.

We're just launching, so there's ofcourse a lot of work to be done. But I'd love to hear some feedback from you folks! The app is mostly made using Uncle Claude but I made sure to make it fun and have a bunch of features (because why not!)

PS: The premium is expensive, but I'm happy to give you a gift. Just dm me your name or email used to login.

PPS: Please don't exploit 🙏🏻. I'm a solo dev trying my best to make it work. (DMs open if you're good with Flutter)

Thank you!

Hi, I’m one of the developers of Guardian Eye WebCamera. We’re testing Android build 3.1.1 (3429) on Google Play and are looking for feedback from different phones and Android versions.

Guardian Eye WebCamera turns a phone into a local ONVIF/RTSP camera. It can record on the phone, open a direct WebRTC viewer in a browser on the same network, and connect to compatible NVRs and players.

What is included in the current 3.1.1 test build:

• automatic camera start when the app opens;
• local Start, Stop and Status controls for automation, plus Android shortcuts;
• sound in the direct browser viewer;
• several simultaneous WebRTC viewers;
• two-way audio through compatible recorders;
• siren and torch controls, including reactions to selected camera events;
• screensaver modes for a phone or wall-mounted tablet;
• local recording and archive handling while an RTSP recorder connects and disconnects.

How to install the test build

Both links must be opened with the same Google account.

1. Join the Guardian Eye testers group first: https://groups.google.com/g/guardian-eye-testers

2. After joining the group, open the Google Play testing page and choose to become a tester: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/eye.guardian.webcam

3. Follow the install link shown on that page and install or update Guardian Eye WebCamera from Google Play.

4. Open the app and confirm that the installed build is 3.1.1 (3429).

Joining the group alone does not enroll the account in the test. If Google Play says that the test is unavailable, check that Google Groups and Google Play are using the same account, then open the testing link again.

What we would like you to test

You do not need to complete every check. One or two tested scenarios with a clear report are more useful than installing the app without trying it.

• Open the app and check whether automatic camera start works when enabled.
• Open the browser viewer from another device on the same Wi-Fi network and check video and sound.
• Close the browser tab, reconnect, and confirm that a new viewer can connect.
• If possible, open two or more browser viewers at the same time.
• Connect through RTSP or ONVIF using VLC, an NVR or another compatible client.
• Try the local Start, Stop and Status controls or the Android shortcuts.
• If your setup supports them, test two-way audio, the siren and the torch.
• Try a screensaver while RTSP or the browser viewer is running and check that the stream continues.
• Start a local recording, connect and disconnect an RTSP recorder, then confirm that the archive remains usable.
• Leave the camera running for at least 30 minutes and note freezes, increasing delay, audio drift or unusual heat.
• Temporarily disconnect Wi-Fi and check whether the camera becomes available again after the network returns.

Please report the phone model, Android version, Guardian Eye WebCamera build, browser or recorder used, and the exact steps needed to reproduce a problem.

I’ll test your Android app in return. Leave your official Google Group and Google Play testing links in the comments, together with a short note about what you want checked. I’ll install it, try the requested flow and send actual feedback. I won’t exchange fake ratings or reviews.

My partner and I kept asking each other whether our cat Tokyo had been fed, so I made OurCat. You log what you've done, and the other person can see it on their phone. One of you can be on Android and the other on iPhone.

I'm looking for Android testers, especially people who could try it with a partner or cat-sitter. You can use it on your own too, or try it with a made-up cat. It supports one household with up to three cats.

OurCat is a free early release for invited testers. If you can, please stay opted in to the Google Play test for 14 days in a row and use it during that time. You don't need to open it every day or leave a positive review, and you can stop at any time.

I'd like to hear where joining gets confusing, whether you can both see the care you've logged, and whether reminders arrive and open the right item. Plain feedback is fine: what worked, what didn't, or what was annoying.

See the app and request an invitation: https://ourcat.app/

You'll need to be 16+ with a UK, US, Canada or Australia store account. Each person sends their own request. Put your Play email in the private form, not here. I'll email the joining steps; the form doesn't enrol you straight away.

For iPhone/iPad, you'll install OurCat through TestFlight, Apple's app for trying apps before they're publicly released. You'll need iOS/iPadOS 16 or later.

Questions and feedback are welcome here, without private care details. You can also email mycatapps@gmail.com.

Hi everyone,

I develop Kelani SBD Tracker, an open-source Android app for planning squat, bench press and deadlift workouts, logging sets and tracking strength progress.

I’m preparing its first Google Play release and would like feedback from other Android users:

• Is the initial setup clear?

• Is recording sets straightforward?

• Does the rest timer alert you clearly while the app is in the background?

• Does anything overlap or get cut off on your screen?

The current version is free through GitHub and IzzyOnDroid. It requires Android 7.0 or newer, works offline, and has no Kelani account, ads or subscriptions.

Project, screenshots and downloads:

https://github.com/mburgosfr-star/kelani-sbd-tracker

You can use fictional data; no extra workout is needed. Existing users should export a JSON backup before updating.

I’m also gathering volunteers for a future Google Play closed test. That test is not open yet, and trying the current APK does not count as joining it. Testing will be free. The planned Play price is €4.99 once, while GitHub and IzzyOnDroid remain free.

Please share what you tried and anything confusing or broken. Don’t post personal backups or email addresses publicly.

Thank you!

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App Name: Vibe

What it does: Vibe is an open-source messaging app built for private communication, with a modern interface and a focus on user privacy. Testing is complete, and the app is now stable and ready for people to explore.

Key Features:

- Privacy-focused messaging with end-to-end encryption support

- Clean, modern interface with a Discord-inspired design

- Open-source and community-driven

- Free and open-source

Link: https://get-vibe.github.io

Feedback and contributions are welcome!

I'm looking for Android users who lift to try Repwarden, my free workout tracker, during one or two actual workouts. I'm the person building it, and I use it for my own training.

I started working on my fitness in May 2026, using FitNotes for logging and Bend for stretching. Wanting more of that in one place led me to build this with AI-assisted programming. I don't have a traditional development background, and there has been a lot of testing, debugging, and changing things after trying them between sets.

Repwarden is available now through Google Play. The listing describes it as a public beta. Core workout logging works offline without a Repwarden account. It includes workout history, training analytics, WorkoutDNA for building editable workouts, and Muscle XP progression.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.baddecisionsink.ironquest

What I'd most like tested:

1. Starting a workout and logging sets. Where do you hesitate, get confused, or need too many taps?

2. Looking back at the workout. Can you find your previous performance, and does the history make sense?

3. Checking the analytics. Is there information you'd actually use to guide your next workout?

I'd also like to know whether you would keep using it. If another tracker fits you better, hearing why would help.

There are still things I want to improve. I'm asking for honest feedback here, not a rating or public store review. There's no test-for-test arrangement or incentive. If something breaks, the steps that led to it and your phone model/Android version would be useful. Please leave personal workout records and account details out of public replies.

Do you plan your crafting materials or next harvest in Medieval Dynasty?

We're the DNA clan, and we're building Medieval Begleiter, an independent Android planning companion for Medieval Dynasty. Our closed Google Play test is available, and we'd appreciate practical feedback before the public release.

What it does:

- Calculates materials for crafting goals while taking your entered stock into account.

- Plans crops across seasons and multiple years, including expected yields and entered talent bonuses.

- Compares planned village production and supply.

- Provides filterable reference maps for The Valley and Oxbow. These are reference markers, not live tracking of your save.

Android 8 or newer; German and English. Free and ad-supported. This test build uses test ads. The app is still in development.

What we'd like tested:

1. Plan a crafting goal and enter some existing stock: are the required materials and remaining amounts understandable?
2. Create a crop plan: are the seasonal overview and expected yields clear?
3. Try navigation and map filters on your phone: report confusing controls, display issues or crashes.

Playing Medieval Dynasty helps with the game-specific calculations, but you can also help with usability and device compatibility without knowing the game.

How to access the closed test:

1. Join https://groups.google.com/g/dna-medieval-begleiter-test using the same Google account as Google Play on your Android device.
2. Open https://play.google.com/apps/testing/de.dnaproductions.medievalcompanion and confirm participation. Google Play provides the installation from there.

If you volunteer for the two-week test, please remain opted in for at least 14 consecutive days and try the relevant tasks during that time. Participation is voluntary; no payment, review, rating or test exchange is requested.

Feedback here is welcome. Please include your phone model, Android version, app version, the steps you tried, what you expected and what happened. Please don't post email addresses, private saves or personal data in screenshots.

Privacy information: https://deadly-nerv-assicence.de/productions/medieval-begleiter/datenschutz

Thanks for helping us improve it!

Hi everyone! My partner and I just launched our indie block puzzle game, Gummy Lab 🐻🧪

We built this because we were tired of mobile games filled with predatory monetization. Our promise: absolutely ZERO forced or interruptive ads!

What makes it special:

🧩 50+ Handcrafted Levels: No AI filler!

🎨 Deep Accessibility: Dedicated colorblind palettes (Deuteranopia, Protanopia, Tritanopia) and embossed shapes for maximum readability.

🌙 Native UI: Full Light & Dark modes built right in.

We are just a handful of downloads and reviews away from getting our first official Play Store rating! We would be incredibly grateful if you could try it out and leave honest feedback. 👇

🔗 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.binbear.gummylab

Attached a sneak peek at the limited edition Halloween theme that's coming soon!

Hi everyone! I'm building illumable, a free Android app that helps parents track their children's outdoor time and provides coaching to help them build outdoor habits. I'm looking for feedback on this beta build.

Parents willing to try it for around two weeks would be especially helpful. The baseline usually takes about five days, covering three weekdays and at least one weekend day to estimate your child's usual outdoor time. Track your normal routine during the baseline. Coaching follows once it is complete.

No wearable is needed. You can use the app on its own.

Feedback I'd value:

• Is installation and setup straightforward?

• Is tracking your child's outdoor time easy?

• Is the baseline process clear and manageable?

• Is the coaching useful and realistic for your family?

• Any bugs, confusing screens or compatibility issues?

A quick setup and bug check from other Android testers is welcome too.

Free APK hosted in my Dropbox:

https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/40wiwlykl5chepamwbbjt/illumable-v1.9.3-38-842fd11-release.apk?rlkey=r5hdjw7l73fp4o750p3s219qp&st=obp8ge38&dl=0

This is a direct APK download, installed outside Google Play.

Please reply here or DM me with feedback. For bugs, your phone model and Android version would help me investigate. Thanks for helping me improve illumable!

Hi everyone! I’m the developer of BakGit, a public transport app for Bursa, Türkiye.

We’re looking for Android testers for our Google Play closed test. BakGit helps plan trips using a starting point and destination, with bus, metro and tram routes and timetables. There’s also an optional feature for sharing your vehicle’s location while riding; it is off by default.

If you join, please stay opted in and keep the app installed for 14 days. I’d especially value feedback on route planning, timetable accuracy, and whether the optional vehicle-location sharing works clearly and reliably. No test-for-test exchange is required.

Join the test: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.bakgit.app

Please use the same Google account for the opt-in and Play Store on your Android device. Thanks for helping!

Hi I just launched my app on Google play store, would love some honest feedback please.

App Link - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hydrosense.app

My newest game "KickBall" is open to play-testers to provide honest feedback. The idea is simple: Kick the ball, collect the coins and unlock the next level. It has super-simple controls with 12 levels in 4 different environments. It should be a lot of casual fun for just about anyone. The kind of game you can pick up and play for a couple of minutes or for much, much longer.

Apply to be a tester using the following form and I will add you to the Google Testers list so you can download it:
https://forms.gle/UypFDwmwsj6hiFM4A

NOTE: You must have an Android device with Google Play to be a tester.

The official download for the game from the Google Play Store is this (but you will need to be signed up as a tester before Google will let you download it):
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.worldbydesign.kickball

This would be a great opportunity for any games development students who want to add "Play Tester" to their resume 👍 .

More information about the game and my privacy policy etc. is on my website here:
https://www.worldbydesign.com/app/kickball/

Hi everyone! I'm making ONE MORE: RISK, a small Android game about deciding when to stop: read a truthful clue, choose one of three risk/reward options, then bank your score or risk another round.

RC2 is in a global Google Play closed test. This build has no ads or real-money purchases. I'd particularly appreciate two kinds of feedback:

• After a few rounds, can you explain what the clue tells you and how you use the displayed danger percentages? Which wording confused you?

• Start a run, switch to another app and come back. Does anything freeze, disappear or restore unexpectedly? Tell me what you did and what happened.

Join using the same Google account in all three steps:

1. Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/one-more-risk

2. Become a tester: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.onemorestudio.risk

3. Install: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.onemorestudio.risk

We're also completing Google's required closed test: Play Console currently counts 2 testers, and the minimum is 12 opted in continuously for 14 days. If you can stay opted in for at least 14 days and play a few short sessions, that would help. No test-for-test exchange or positive review is required.

Feedback here in the comments is welcome — phone model, Android version, what you tried and one thing you'd change. Thanks for helping improve an indie game!

Hey everyone!

Like many of you, I got increasingly frustrated with modern news apps, RSS readers, and media aggregators constantly shoving algorithmic recommendations down my throat, tracking my reading habits, and locking basic features behind bloated subscriptions.

So, over the past few months, I decided to build my own solution: **Medius**.

Medius is designed to be a fast, clean, and local-first personal dashboard that brings together everything you actually want to follow without the noise, trackers, or algorithms.

📺 **Quick Video Overview:**

If you want to see the app in action right away, check out the 1-minute intro video here:

👉 https://youtu.be/pG-2JiitFKQ

WHAT MEDIUS DOES:

• 📰 RSS & News Aggregator: Follow your favorite blogs and news sites with smart URL auto-discovery and a clean, distraction-free reader mode.

• 🎧 Podcast Player: Search and subscribe to shows via the Apple Podcasts directory with a floating mini-player and variable playback speeds.

• 📺 Ad-Free Video Feeds: Follow your favorite YouTube creators directly without recommendation traps.

• 📂 Document & Photo Viewers: Import local PDFs (with automatic first-page cover generation) and high-res images.

• 📝 Personal Notes & Secure Vault: Jot down quick thoughts/checklists and lock sensitive categories behind a 4-digit PIN code.

• 🎨 Deep Personalization: Choose between adaptive layouts (3-column, 2-column grid, single column, detailed cards), custom RGB colors, and smooth 3D Rollerdex animations.

🌐 **Website & Details:**

Check out the full feature breakdown on the official landing page:

👉 https://hamsmediaservices.github.io/index.html

🔒 PRIVACY & PRICING:

It is 100% private and local no tracking, no third-party analytics, no ad SDKs, and no mandatory cloud accounts. Everything stays on your device.

To support development and cover costs, the app is normally a small one-time purchase on the Play Store with zero ads or subscriptions.

🎁 FREE PROMO CODES FOR THE COMMUNITY:

To celebrate the release and get some valuable feedback from power users, I am giving away 30 free Play Store promo codes!

If you'd like to test Medius, just drop a comment below and I'll send you a promo code via PM (first come, first served). All I ask in return is your honest feedback in the comments on how I can make the app even better!

👉 Google Play Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hamsmediaservices.medius

Thanks for checking it out! I'm looking forward to hearing your thoughts and feature requests.

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I'm the developer of two Hebrew-language Android games now in Google Play closed testing: a picture-duel trivia game (Picduel) and a logic game (LogicClub). Google Play requires 12 testers who stay opted in for 14 consecutive days before I can apply to open the games to everyone, so I'm looking for volunteers.

Who can join: Android users who read Hebrew and whose Google Play country is set to Israel (the test is currently Israel-only).

How to join:

1. Comment "interested" here (no email address in comments, please), or email the Gmail address your Google Play account uses, plus which game(s) you want to test, to hazirapicduel@mailfence.com - I will add it to the closed-test list and reply with the next step.
2. Once added, open the opt-in link for your game and tap "Become a tester":
   • Picduel: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.picduel.app
   • LogicClub: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.logicclub.app
3. Install via the official Google Play link the opt-in page gives you.

Please keep the opt-in for 14 consecutive days and open each game a few times. Feedback I want: anything confusing in the Hebrew text or gameplay, crashes, and your phone model + Android version. Testing is free and voluntary - no payment, no rating or store review, no reciprocal testing requested. Feedback welcome here or at hazirapicduel@mailfence.com.

Choosing meals for the week is one job. Turning those choices into recipes and a grocery list is another.

I’m building Blosm, and I’m looking for Android users who cook at home to test whether Sunny, its AI assistant, can make that process easier.

Here’s a concrete starting point:

“Help me plan seven days of meals, with recipes and a grocery list.”

Tell Sunny your food preferences, review the suggestions, and continue the conversation with anything you want clarified.

Blosm also includes nutrition tracking. I want to find out whether having planning and tracking in the same app is useful in everyday life.

What would you change before taking the suggested grocery list to the store?

Missing ingredients, unclear quantities, repetitive meals and confusing instructions are exactly the feedback I’m looking for. You don’t need to buy or cook anything to participate.

To join, use the same Google account throughout:

1. Join the tester group: https://groups.google.com/g/blosm-alpha-testers
2. Accept the closed test: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.blosm.app
3. Install Blosm: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.blosm.app

Available to Google Play accounts in the EU, UK, Norway and Switzerland. Please remain opted in for 14 days and try the app on several days.

Participation is unpaid. No purchase, rating or store review is requested. Fictional preferences are welcome; please keep personal health information out of public comments.

I’m an amateur developer and built an Android app with React Native called Radiology Calculators as a side project.

The app has been doing well on the App Store, but it hasn’t been as well received on Google Play. I’m looking for other indie developers who would be willing to try it and give me honest feedback, especially on the UI, onboarding, paywall, and overall polish.

Happy to hear criticism.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.radathand.radiologycalculators&hl=en_US

Many thanks in advance!

I am the developer of LifeTrail, a GPS trail recorder for Android. It is already on the Play Store — the live build is 1.0.13, and 1.0.15 is in Play review as I write this — and I would rather have a few blunt testers than another week of my own dogfooding.

Stage and access - Live now: 1.0.13, free to install from the Play link below, Android 10+ - The free plan keeps your last 30 days of history, and every new install opens a 30-day Pro trial, so nothing is gated behind a purchase to test it - 1.0.15 is in Play review — reports from you shape what goes into the next one

What I want tested - Background tracking accuracy — does the trail hold together on a walk, a run and a drive? Where does it drop or smear? - Battery — what does an all-day recording cost on your device, and what interval setting do you actually settle on? - Onboarding — where does the first-run flow confuse you? The app asks for location permissions and a battery-optimisation exception, and that step is where people quit. - OEM compatibility — MIUI, Samsung, OnePlus and Huawei are the usual culprits that kill background tracking. What did I miss? - Playback and the monthly recap — does the replay make sense to someone who did not build it?

What it does - Records movement automatically in the background — no "start tracking" button - Speed-colored trail on a full-screen Google Map, so walking reads differently from driving - Animated playback of any day, with a seek bar and a follow camera - Monthly recap (Pro): distance, active days, one combined map of every route - CSV / JSON export, and share a single trail as a picture

Honest limitations - No cross-device sync and no web dashboard, by design - Android 10+ only

To be clear about what this is not: this is not a beta-for-installs post. The app is already published and I am not looking for a download count — I want reports on what breaks.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cc.lifetrail

Hi everyone! I'm Reg, the developer of HeyWalkie. You hold a button and send a short voice clip to everyone in your channel, on phones and watches, with end-to-end encryption and no account.

Stage: Google Play closed beta test.

How to join: join the tester group at https://groups.google.com/g/heywalkie-testers, then opt in at https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.regcrampton.heywalkie with the same Google account and install from Play.

Feedback wanted:

- Onboarding: was creating or joining your first channel clear?

- Bugs: sending and receiving between two devices, playback, and History replay.

- UI: anything hard to read, reach or understand, on the phone or the watch.

- Performance: delay between sending and hearing a clip, plus battery use while listening.

- Compatibility: your phone or watch model and Android or Wear OS version, especially if anything misbehaves.

- Feature ideas are welcome too.

A second phone or a friend on the same channel makes the test far more useful. Please keep channel codes and personal details out of public comments.

Testing is free. Testers who send feedback get a free HeyWalkie+ Lifetime code from me, so please don't buy it during the test. I'm not asking for a purchase, a rating or a review.

The first time I tried voice in Codex, it was just so good that I immediately thought: I want this on my phone, everywhere I write—messages, emails, notes.

That’s why I’m building RealBoard: an Android voice keyboard that lets you write by speaking directly into compatible text fields in your everyday apps. No switching apps to copy and paste.

Want to try it? Comment “interested” and your language. I’ll arrange the next steps privately—please don’t post your email.

I’m looking for a few people to use RealBoard for 14 days, with RealBoard usage costs covered within existing service limits. English, French, Arabic, Traditional Chinese and Simplified Chinese are welcome, including mixed-language speech and dialects. You only need to use one language; for Chinese, tell me your preferred written script.

It’s already in closed testing. I’d love to hear where it’s useful in your daily life, whether setup is straightforward, and what gets in your way. Honest feedback, not public reviews or test swaps.

You’ll need Android 8+, an eligible Google Play account/device and internet for cloud voice processing. Access is by invitation; we’ll confirm eligibility and your 14-day dates privately before you start. No card or automatic charges. Participation is voluntary, not paid testing.

Official Play listing: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.ouspix.voice_keyboard

Tester opt-in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/app.ouspix.voice_keyboard

These links alone don’t grant access; please wait for confirmation.

I'm the developer of Idea Rewind. The Android app is in Google Play closed testing, version 0.2.0 (39). It captures text, photos, recordings and video, groups notes into cabinets, and resurfaces older thoughts as review cards.

I'd appreciate feedback on a small everyday workflow:

• Write a sample note, switch to another app, then return. Can you comfortably continue?

• Save it with a photo or short recording, reopen the app, and find it through its cabinet. Does everything still display and play?

• Try Review: is the meaning of the swipe actions clear, and does an old thought give you a reason to keep writing?

Testing context: age 16+, Android 7.0+, with a Play account in Australia, Canada, Hong Kong, New Zealand, Singapore, Taiwan, the UK or the US. Use non-private sample notes. Local notes need no Idea Rewind account or phone number; Google Play enrollment needs a Google account. Checkout is disabled in this beta and these tasks need no purchase. Optional Pro features exist; the test tasks use the free local features.

Join using the same Google account:

1. https://groups.google.com/g/idea-rewind-android-testers

2. https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.indieshade.huixiangce

Then install from the Play testing page.

Please stay opted in for 14 consecutive days and use it naturally during that time; no need to leave the app running. Participation is voluntary, with no ratings, store reviews or test exchange requested. Feedback can be a comment here or Settings → Feedback in the app. If something breaks, the step, phone model and Android version would help; no personal note content is needed.

Hi everyone! I'm building Tactical Tracker, a free, independent Android companion for players who like tracking weapon challenges, camouflages and mastery goals in FPS games.

The current beta runs offline and lets you: • Track weapon and camo challenges manually (including prestige/mastery progress). • Keep separate local profiles and record Warzone match stats. • Export and restore your progress using a JSON backup. • Adjust mastery targets when challenge requirements differ. • Share a progress challenge with a friend using Android's normal share menu (nothing is sent automatically).

I've tested version 0.9.16 on a Samsung Galaxy S25. I'm now looking for a small group of volunteer Android testers, ideally on different Samsung devices.

I would really value feedback on: 1. First-use clarity and navigation on smaller screens. 2. Whether the challenge/weapon screens are easy to understand. 3. Crashes, layout issues, and JSON backup/restore using dummy data. 4. Which progress stats would actually be worth sharing with friends.

Access status: this is a private development beta, not a public Galaxy Store or Google Play release. There is no public install link yet. If you're interested, please leave a comment with your phone model (no personal contact details needed); I'll share the official testing procedure after the closed test opens.

No game account login is required. No ads, payments or online forum are active in this beta. This is an unofficial independent companion, not affiliated with Activision or any game publisher.

Thanks for any honest feedback — especially what you'd change!

Hi! I’m the developer of My Fit, an Android wardrobe and outfit-planning app. You can keep track of what you own, preview outfit combinations, and save looks for later.

I’m looking for closed-testers who can stay opted in for 14 days. I’d love focused feedback on: (1) how clear onboarding is, (2) whether outfit previews feel useful, and (3) how easy it is to save and revisit fits.

Join the Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/myfit-closed-testers

Opt in and download: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.myfit.studio

I’m happy to test your app in return. Once you’ve opted in and downloaded My Fit, share a screenshot confirming the download (please crop out personal details), and I’ll gladly try yours too. Thanks!

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I’ve released Multiplexr 0.5.0 and would like to get it into more people’s hands.

It brings your local movies, music, audiobooks, ebooks and comics into one app, with built-in players and readers, saved progress, playlists, themes and plugins.

I’m interested in how it handles different devices and media libraries. Is browsing straightforward? Do the playback and reading controls feel right? What takes more steps than it should?

If you try it, share your device, Android version and what you used it for. Feel free to dm me for any feedback. You can follow me on Twitter for updates on the development.

Free and open source under GPL-3.0. Android 7.0 or newer.

Download it here.

Checkout the source here.