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Crash Buddy is designed for developers and QA testers who need a fast and efficient way to understand why an app crashed. Import .ips crash log files generated by iOS and instantly get a structured, easy-to-read report with all the information needed for debugging and troubleshooting. Key Features: Import and analyze .ips crash logs Automatic crash summary with possible root cause insights Full stack trace visualization Frame and binary image analysis Technical details about the app environment and build Fast navigation through crash details Crash Buddy also includes Crash Intelligence, an on-device AI assistant that lets you chat directly with your crash logs. Ask questions like: “What is the most likely cause of this crash?” “Which frame looks suspicious?” “What does this exception mean?” “How can I reproduce this issue?” All analysis happens directly on the device, helping keep sensitive crash data private without sending information to external servers. Crash Buddy helps reduce debugging time, understand complex stack traces, and speed up issue resolution.

Hey All, I'm looking for a few users to help test my app on testflight. It's a pretty straight forward ad free app built to help educate users on the benefits of health products and it includes a shop section where you can purchase relevant products from top brands. Thanks in advance, appreciate your help!

Hi everyone, I’m looking for a few people to help test Kanso Reader on TestFlight. This is a personal app I built around how I save and read articles every day. It is really just a personal app (at least for now), but I thought maybe some of you are keen to help test it and give feedback. The workflow is pretty simple: save interesting articles clean up the page for reading export to PDF, Markdown, EPUB A few things about it: local-first no cloud sync (yet) no subscription backups are basically through exports So this is not meant to be a huge feature-heavy product. It is more like a focused, practical app built around my own everyday use. Current features: save article links cleaned, distraction-free reading view dark/light mode reading preferences tags and search notes export to PDF / EPUB / Markdown I’d especially love feedback on: article cleanup quality sites that fail to parse properly reading experience export quality bugs and performance

Nous is a reading tracker app designed to help you be truly engaged while you read. Take notes, dictate your thoughts, and create a bank of knowledge. Nous is designed mainly for non-fiction readers, but can be useful any reader who wants to be more engaged with their books. Record reading sessions and actively take down thoughts and summaries via text or dictation. Capture highlights, organise your reading library, and see your progress unfold over time. Get a chance to recall the summary of the last session, so you can further retain your knowledge of the book. You can even export sessions and entire books to Obsidian, Notion, or favoured note-taking system. More information is available at nousreading.app

Andrea Reader is a reading app for iPhone and iPad focused on customization, collection building, and importing your own files. You can import EPUB, PDF, CBZ, CBR, and more, organize everything your way, and shape your library around how you actually read. I’m currently looking for beta testers and feedback, especially from people who use reading apps often and care about details. Website -> https://andreareader.com Thanks for trying it.

"Day of Delivery" is used to check deliveries from IKEA. When the carrier brings you a pile of boxes with the disassembled furniture for your home, you can easily check that everything is correct and resolve any problems immediately. This avoids stress and unnecessary costs if you discover a mistake during assembly. What to test?
 The app uses data from PDF receipts that IKEA sends by email. Although receipts from different countries are similar, it is necessary to make adjustments for each country. That is why I need to test as many receipts from as many countries as possible. If the app encounters a problem with receipt compatibility, it will offer to send me the receipt for analysis to improve compatibility. Thank you in advance. Michal Kus

iClaw is an open source AI Agent App that you can use LLMs to power your phone. You can use LLMs to directly execute code on JS sandbox, control In-App Browser, read/write health data, and more… Now iClaw is on TestFlight, you can get whole source code on https://github.com/samhjn/iClaw

Looking for Devs & Testers – Help Shape BetaBridge Hey everyone I’ve been building BetaBridge — a clean, focused platform designed to connect developers with real external testers using TestFlight. Not a social network. Not a chat app. Just a fast, structured way to: Share your TestFlight builds Find serious testers Collect meaningful, actionable feedback Why I’m posting I’m looking for: Developers who want to list their apps and get early testers Testers who actually install, explore, and give feedback If you’ve ever: Struggled to get quality TestFlight testers Had installs but no feedback Wanted a better pre-launch workflow 👉 This is exactly what BetaBridge is built to fix. Current build iOS only Early beta — actively being improved Built by an indie dev (me), so your feedback directly shapes it What I need from you Try the app List your app OR test someone else’s OR BOTH Tell me what works, what doesn’t, what’s missing Even small feedback = massively helpful. Join the beta Drop in, explore, and let me know what you think (See TestFlight link in this post) Appreciate anyone who gives it a go — trying to build something genuinely useful for all of us in the dev community.

Hi Everyone, I’ve built a new app as part of my personal portfolio and to give clients a straightforward way to reach out. Before I ship it, I need real-world feedback on usability, performance, and any bugs you uncover. What I’m Looking For Usability: Is navigation intuitive? Are controls where you expect them? Performance: Any slowdowns, crashes, or graphical glitches on your device? Compatibility: How does it behave on different iPhone/iPad models and iOS versions? General Impressions: Does the app feel polished and professional? Any missing features you’d expect? Timeline Please send your feedback by Friday, May 2nd so I can incorporate fixes before the official launch. Your honest input will help me polish this app to professional standards. Thanks in advance for your time and expertise! You guys are all amazing!!

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

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

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

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

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

Hey everyone, I’ve spent the last few months completely overhauling my app, Kai Companion. It’s a safety buddy designed to notify your emergency contacts instantly and easily when you're in a sketchy situation. I’m now at a point where it "works well," but for a safety app, "well" isn't enough. I need real-world testers to break it, find bugs, and tell me if the UI makes sense when you're in a hurry. What’s in it for you? -Early access to all premium features. -Direct influence on the roadmap. -The good feeling of helping build a tool that might actually help someone in need. I make daily updates! Thanks a lot!

Your name gets said in a meeting. You're not paying attention. DRFT is. Set your wake words — your name, a project, whatever you keep missing — and let DRFT listen in the background. When someone says your word, you get an alert. On-device speech recognition, nothing recorded, nothing uploaded. Works on iPhone (mic) and Mac (captures app audio from Zoom, Teams, whatever). All transcription stays on your device. Pay attention? In this economy? Looking for feedback on: Detection accuracy — did it catch your name? Miss it? Ghost-fire on nothing? Battery life during long listening sessions Mac audio capture across different meeting apps General "does this make sense" vibes

UpKeep helps homeowners track appliances, stay on top of maintenance, and manage home upkeep with AI-assisted workflows. Some of the current features include: AI label scanning to extract appliance details like brand, model, and serial info Smart appliance identification from a photo Warranty tracking Auto-generated maintenance schedules Task reminders and weekly planning Shopping mode for replacement parts / price comparison I’m currently looking for beta testers who can help with feedback on: onboarding clarity ease of adding and managing appliances label scanning / identification accuracy usefulness of maintenance scheduling anything confusing, broken, or missing in the overall experience If you’re a homeowner, manage multiple appliances, or are interested in better ways to stay on top of home upkeep, I’d really appreciate your feedback.

Just discovered that Edits has a public TestFlight beta open now. Seems cool, excited to see what they put out.

Hey everyone, I wanted to share a little side project I've been working on, meet Fog. I’ve always struggled with organizing my notes, creating folders, deciding what goes where, and manually managing everything. Fog aims to solve this with four core features: • Auto naming • Auto grouping into clouds • Auto cloud grouping • Ask anything about your notes These features are powered by Apple’s on-device Foundation Model, meaning the AI runs entirely on your device, and your data never leaves your phone. The app is built with SwiftUI and SwiftData, and it was a great excuse to experiment with Apple’s newest on-device AI capabilities. I also had a lot of fun messing around with the new Liquid Glass design (hot take: it’s awesome). Fog is still in its early stages, but it’s available on TestFlight now. Feel free to try it and let me know your honest thoughts. Open to improvements and critiques. Clear your fog!

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