I'm building SkillHarbour for people exploring careers and learning options in Australia. I'm looking for usability feedback on the career-profile screen, not signups or ratings.

Try this page in your browser: https://skillharbour.com.au/careers/administration-assistant

A small test: find a core skill, see what level the role asks for, then look at the learning options below. Without building a roadmap, can you explain what you would do next and why? If the screen asks you to sign in or upgrade before you can assess it, please stop there and tell me where that happened. There's no need to pay or share a CV for this feedback.

I'm particularly interested in unclear labels, navigation that gets in your way and course suggestions that don't match the named skill. An earlier reviewer pointed out that a number like 'level 3' needs a task example to be meaningful. I agree that a tidy-looking screen isn't enough if the next action stays vague.

Please tell me your browser/device and the exact label or step that caused confusion. No personal profile details needed. Recommendations are still being checked; this is a planning tool, not a professional skills assessment or a promise of employment.

Hey! I built a stock analysis website called StockAI and I'm looking for a few people to test it before launch. It takes about 10 minutes, and it's free, with no sign-up needed to look around.

👉 https://stock-dashboard-frontend-one.vercel.app/

Please try it on your phone and your computer: search for a stock, switch between the tabs (Stocks, Crypto, Forex and so on), and check that the charts load. If anything looks broken, slow or confusing, tap the Report Bug button in the corner. It sends me the details automatically.

Thanks a lot, it really helps! 🙏

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Hey everyone!

I'm an independent developer looking for Android testers for my app, Flip It!, currently in Google Play closed beta testing.

Flip It! is designed for resellers, thrift store shoppers, garage sale hunters, and anyone who buys and flips items for profit.

Features include:

- Inventory management and item tracking

- Purchase price and resale value tracking

- Sales, fees, and expense tracking

- Automatic profit and ROI calculations

- Performance statistics

- Local inventory backup and restore

How to join the beta:

1. Join the Google Group:

https://groups.google.com/g/flip-it-beta-testers

1. Opt in to testing:

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.flipit.resale

1. Download the app:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.flipit.resale

I'm looking for testers who can stay opted in for at least 14 days, try the app, and share any feedback or bugs they encounter.

I'm happy to do test-for-test! If you test Flip It!, leave your app links in the comments and I'll return the favor.

Thanks for helping me get Flip It! ready for launch!

Hi everyone, my names Olivia and I’ve been developing an app for pet care providers. I’m a dog walker myself and noticed there was nothing out there for us. I’m close to announcing the launch but just want to make sure it’s all working and I haven’t missed anything prior. You don’t have to be a dog walker to test it, even if you just want to have a scroll through for me. It’s on the App Store as PetCare Suite but if you’d like to have full access for free please leave your email or message me so I can add you to the TestFlight group. Thank you all so much!

I’m a solo developer, and like many people, my camera roll was a mess. 30,000 photos filled with screenshots, receipts, duplicates, and memories I could barely find.

I kept putting off cleaning it up because it felt like too much work.

So I built Handpick, an iPhone app that groups photos by trips and events, lets you keep or delete photos with a simple swipe or in batches, and helps find exact duplicates and similar photos.

Everything runs on your phone, and nothing gets deleted without confirmation.

The core app is completely free, with optional paid features for more advanced cleanup.

If your camera roll is a mess too, I’d love for you to give it a try and share your honest feedback!

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/handpick-photo-organizer/id6807108354

Curious: If you were have to change one thing for this app, what is one feature that you’d change or add?

An AI assistant supporting Turnmori prepared this post.

We're looking for feedback from adults currently preparing a timed presentation with Q&A. This browser tool allocates time across an introduction, body and closing while reserving Q&A; it does not choose which content to remove.

https://turnmori.turnmori.workers.dev/presentation-time-planner/

You can look at it or keep your usual method. If you choose to share feedback here:

1. How do you normally plan your section timings?
2. Did you use any result from this tool in your actual preparation, or keep your usual plan? What led to that choice?

Participation is optional and unpaid. There is no meeting, recording, signup form or DM request. Your comment and Reddit username will be public. Please do not share your name, employer, talk topic, exact event date, slides, script or contact details. General comments are enough; praise or a positive review is not requested.

Hi, I made a smart lock app concept called Bastion for a portfolio project and would really value some fresh eyes on the clickable prototype.

The test walks through three situations: unlocking the front door, checking a doorbell alert, and sharing a guest key. Here’s the test: https://t.maze.co/598080471

Please tell me what felt unclear or took a moment to figure out, especially how to unlock, respond to the alert, and share access.

It’s only a prototype and isn’t connected to a real lock. Please don’t enter personal details, passwords, or real access codes. Thanks for taking a look.

Hey all, I built PoliticalAgent, a side project for asking geopolitical questions and getting forecasts. It's in beta and I'm looking for people to try it and tell me where it falls short.

The problem it solves

Most AI chatbots answer geopolitical questions from memory, so you can't tell where a claim came from or whether it's out of date. I wanted a tool that only answers from articles it actually read, cites them, and returns an error rather than guessing when it can't find good sources.

What it does

• You ask a question and it searches a fixed list of 28 publications and institutes, reads the articles, and answers with links to its sources.
• Ask it to go deeper and it does a longer research pass, then checks its draft against a checklist and revises before answering.
• Ask for a prediction and it looks at what known forecasters have published, then has 7 AI models from different companies (OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, DeepSeek, Qwen, Moonshot, Z.ai) vote on each claim over two rounds. The votes are counted in code, not by a model, and you can see where the models disagreed.

How it's built

• Backend: Python, FastAPI, LangGraph for the workflows, and deepagents for the research steps
• Accounts: Django
• Frontend: React chat app, streaming answers over server-sent events
• Search and reading: Brave Search API, plus trafilatura to pull article text out of pages
• Models: OpenAI for answers; the 7-model council goes through OpenRouter
• Storage and tracing: Postgres, Arize Phoenix

A few things I learned along the way:

• Raising an error instead of returning a weaker answer made the tool much easier to trust and debug.
• Letting models vote but counting the votes in plain code stops one model from "summarizing" a disagreement away.
• Each question costs real API money, so a per-user daily limit plus a site-wide cap turned out to be necessary.

Beta warning

Things will break, some answers will be off, and forecasts are slow (up to ~14 min). I'd really appreciate you poking at it and telling me what's wrong.

Best test: ask it about something you know really well and see if it holds up. Wrong facts, bad sources, overconfident forecasts, errors, confusing UI, anything goes. Please leave it in the comments so others can see it too. If something crashes, the question you asked and roughly when it happened helps a ton.

It's free, no ads, nothing to buy. You need a quick account since every question costs me API money, and there's a daily limit, but it's enough to try a few questions and a forecast.

https://politicalagent.eu/

Thanks, and don't hold back. Roasting is welcome 🙂

Hey everyone! 👋❤️

I'm an independent developer from New Zealand, and I've been working hard on my free Android budgeting app, MoneyMate NZ! 🇳🇿

I'm looking for Android users who would be willing to help test the app before its public release on Google Play.

💚 What MoneyMate NZ offers:

Track income and expenses

Create budgets and savings goals

Manage upcoming bills

Import CSV and PDF bank statements

Access your finances through Android and the website

The app is still in development, so I'm looking for genuine feedback to help find bugs and improve everything.

📱 HOW TO JOIN — COMPLETELY FREE

✅ STEP 1 — Join our Google Group:

https://groups.google.com/g/moneymate-nz-testers

✅ STEP 2 — Join Google Play Closed Testing:

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/nz.moneymate.app

✅ STEP 3 — Install MoneyMate NZ:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nz.moneymate.app

IMPORTANT:

Use the same Google account for the Google Group and Play Store.

Please remain opted in for at least 14 consecutive days.

No subscription or payment required.

Please use dummy financial information while testing.

Let me know about any bugs, login issues or features that could be improved.

I'm trying to meet Google's closed-testing requirements so I can eventually make MoneyMate NZ available to everyone.

If you join, please comment "Joined" so I can thank you personally! ❤️

I'd also be happy to help test other developers' apps in return.

Thank you so much for supporting an independent New Zealand developer! 🇳🇿❤️

Hi! We are Liquidity Labs Studio, the developers of Mogul Forge. We have an updated playable idle business tycoon with a detailed city view, business upgrades, research, Legacy progression, global leaderboards, and Friends League (unlocks later in progression).

We are looking for honest testers, not purchases, ratings, or sign-up swaps. Could you try the opening 10–15 minutes and tell us:

• Does the beginner tutorial make sense? Where did you get stuck?

• Are upgrade prices, disabled buttons, and reward ads clear?

• Any layout, loading, touch responsiveness, or performance bugs?

• If you reach leaderboards or Friends League, is the competition explained clearly?

PLAY FREE IN BROWSER (mobile and desktop):

https://www.mogul-forge.com/play.html?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=community&utm_campaign=testmyapp_oct15

ANDROID CLOSED BETA (free Google Play test):

https://www.mogul-forge.com/beta.html?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=community&utm_campaign=testmyapp_oct15

The Android enrollment page walks through Google Group membership, Play test opt-in, and installation using the same Google account. The beta is free; the game has optional ads and in-app purchases. The updated screenshots/videos use a developer test save.

Feedback is most useful with your device, OS version, and steps to reproduce any issue. I'll read replies from the studio account. Thanks for testing!

Hi everyone! I’ve been working on a small iOS game called Last Button and I’m looking for a few people to test it on TestFlight. 

It’s a one-tap arcade game where you release a button at the right moment and try to catch the next pin.

If anyone wants to test it, I’ll drop the TestFlight link below. Any feedback is really appreciated!

Thanks in advance to anyone who gives it a try! 

FlowSearch is every remote job in one app. Close all the tabs & open this one app instead! Combining the 10 most reliable sources into one app you can search, apply or save jobs!

ElfNote is a little Christmas helper app - keep gift lists, budgets and a Christmas Card list all in one handy place. It is free to test - NO ADs. Testing is free, and I'd really appreciate people who are willing to actually use the app, try its features, and share some honest feedback over the next 14 days.

Join the ElfNote testing group using the Google account connected to your Android phone's Play Store:

https://groups.google.com/g/elfnote-testers

Become an ElfNote tester:

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.monicahawt.elfnote

Download link
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.monicahawt.elfnote

Install ElfNote from Google Play and remain opted into the test for at least 14 days.

Please actually use the app a little during the testing period. Any feedback about bugs, problems, confusing features, or things you like/dislike would be greatly appreciated.

I test back! If you need testers for your Android app, leave your links in the comments and I'll join your test and stay opted in for the full 14 days too.

Hi r/TestMyApp! I’m looking for volunteers to test Sonata Engine Explorer, a free, independent Android app from WrenchHarbor Studio. Explore an interactive 3D vehicle, select components and browse reference summaries. The model and reference coverage are approximate and incomplete.

I’d value feedback from ordinary phones: does pinch/drag feel natural, can you select small parts, are labels readable, and does loading work reliably? Foldable feedback is welcome too. Please keep testing to the app; no vehicle work is needed.

Version 1.4.4 is available through Google Play’s closed testing. It requires Android 8+ and WebGL2 support in Android System WebView; Play currently estimates a 13.2 MB download. Production access is still pending.

To volunteer, privately email [wrenchharborstudio.support@gmail.com](mailto:wrenchharborstudio.support@gmail.com) with the Google Play account address you consent to add to the tester list. Keep email addresses out of public comments. After I add you, use the official opt-in link and install through Google Play:

https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.sonata.engineexplorer

Google requires at least 12 testers opted in for 14 consecutive days; I’m aiming for 18–20 volunteers for a buffer. If you can stay opted in and try the app a few times, honest bug reports would help. There’s no fixed daily time quota.

Tips calculator for restaurant workers.

Thanks,

--jamie