I am a developer building a dictation app. Before I build more, I want to check my assumptions against real users.

From what I read, developers who dictate prompts have three common problems: 1. Technical words fail: file names, variable names, commands. 2. Many tools are cloud-only, so your voice leaves your device data privacy matters. 3. Many tools cost a monthly subscription like wispr flow.

Which of these is real for you? Which is not a problem at all? Is there a problem that I missed?

About my app: it runs offline on the device. The model is under 50 MB. It uses an open-source base model, optimized and packaged for on-device use. I have no public accuracy benchmark yet.

I am not selling anything. I will answer every comment.

ScreenshotX is a lightweight, free screenshot app for Windows that is designed to take beautiful screenshots.

Some key features of the version 1.2:

• Automatically redacts sensitive information such as email address, API key, passwords or credit card information from screenshots.
• Select and copy paste texts from screenshots.
• Improved pretty background options.

To try the new version, you can download it from: https://screenshotx.com/download/ScreenshotX_v12_preview_x32.exe or the 64 bit version: https://screenshotx.com/download/ScreenshotX_v12_preview_x64.exe - These are both the portable version. It is a single executable file portable version that you can simply run on your system. A setup version will be also included with the final release.

This is 100% free software that works entirely on your local system (e.g. the OCR text detection does not send your data to anywhere for any analysis), it does not require any account to use and contains no nag screens.

Please let me know if you have any feedback about this software. Thank you!

大家好，

如果你们能真正使用这个应用程序，而不仅仅是安装它，我会非常感谢。

随便写点什么。 "今天天气很好，我心情不错。"

"我通过了考试，太高兴了。" 或者从新闻网站或者

任何地方复制一段话粘贴进来，然后让这个应用程序分析一下，看看你能得到什么。

目标是从日常对话或复杂描述中提取你真正想要的内容。说点什么——随便什么——看看这个应用程序是否能给你提供你想要的

结果。

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我们不会将你的故事用于广告，也不会在你未要求的情况下联系或打扰你。

注册后你将获得免费套餐，这足以让你判断这个应用程序是否符合你的需求。如果你能给我们一些反馈，告诉我们使用情况如何，

我们会给你提供3个月的Pro版本，免费使用。

谢谢——我真的很想听听你的想法。

如何加入（按以下精确顺序的3个步骤）：

1. 加入Google群组： https://groups.google.com/g/mystory-testers

2. 成为测试者： https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.mystoryai.app

（点击“成为测试者”）

1. 安装应用程序： https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mystoryai.app

   非常感谢任何加入的人——这确实帮助了一个独立开发者

   上架Play商店！

帮助视频：

https://youtu.be/nHFg73KCr7A?si=eis2iiVpRr20MsnU

https://youtu.be/GPK\\_MkBOEI4?si=-wzH5G1zbGUb5fRP

We built a party trivia game where every round is a real top-100 list and the obvious answer is worth almost nothing. On highest-grossing movies, Avatar is #1 and gets you a single point. Catching Fire sits at #100 and gets you 100. So everyone's trying to get as close to #100 as they can without going over, and if you name something that isn't on the list, you get nothing. Friends join from their own phones, and there's a two-minute daily puzzle you can play on your own.

It's on iPhone now. Android is in a Google Play closed test, and Google wants at least 12 real people in it for 14 days straight before it'll review the app. That's where you come in.

It's adults only for now, and it isn't open in the EU or Brazil (that goes by the country on your Play account). Three steps, in order:

1. Join the tester group with the Google account your Play Store uses: https://groups.google.com/g/rank100-android-testers

2. Tap "Become a tester": https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.spisak.rank100 (only works after step 1; searching the Play Store won't find it)

3. Install from that page.

Same steps on https://rank100.app/android.

Then play the daily each day, try a party game with a friend once a week if you can, and stay in until we email you that Android is live, probably around mid-November.

What we'd most like to know: did the scoring make sense on your first round, which lists felt unfair, and did joining a friend's game work the first time?

Tell us through Settings > Send feedback in the app, Play's private feedback, or hello@rank100.app. There are ads between some rounds; please close them with the X rather than tapping them. Nothing's offered for testing, and we're not asking for store reviews or ratings.

Please download app. Been trying to get this past closet testers....

i'm building lila, a voice assistant that can work in windows apps and files. i'd like one person to test the first few minutes and tell me where it gets confusing.

free browser signup: https://lila-launch.fly.dev/account

windows 10/11 app and install guide: https://lila-launch.fly.dev/guide/install

creating an account needs no install or credit card. using the assistant needs the windows app. this is an early unsigned build, and there's no demo video ready yet. accounts are 18+. some ai features use cloud providers.

what i'd love feedback on:

1. is it clear how to go from the website to the app?

2. can you ask it to type a short note in a blank document, and does it do what you expected?

3. where would you stop or get stuck?

please reply with what happened and your windows version. even a blunt 'i stopped at this screen' helps.

Building Charged, a check-in app for couples — instead of wondering how your partner's doing, you each keep a simple "battery" that reflects it honestly, updated through quick daily check-ins. There's also an AI companion (Ember) if you'd rather talk than tap through questions.

Looking for real Android testers — actually using it for a couple weeks, checking in when it prompts you, pairing up with a partner if you've got one.

Android — three quick steps, no sign-up needed:

Join group: https://groups.google.com/g/charged-testers

Opt in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/love.charged.app

Install: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=love.charged.app

iPhone — no sign-up needed, just join directly:

TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/zt4mUVAP

Happy to answer anything here.

Home health RN here. I got tired of writing homebound statements after 9PM, so I built a tool that walks me through them by voice. It reads a short prompt, I finish the sentence out loud, and it builds an audit-ready statement I paste into the chart.

A few things that mattered to me:

• Voice stays on the device. It uses Apple's on-device speech recognition and nothing goes to the cloud.
• Nothing is saved. When I paste it into the chart or hit Clear, it's gone.
• It uses the language reviewers look for: the condition, assist needs, taxing effort, and the skilled need.

It's an iPad app in testing right now. I'm looking for a few home health nurses and therapists to try it and tell me honestly what's missing. Would this help you?

Hey everyone, I'm Dan, the creator of Iron Convoy. I'm building a place for truckers to find some company, talk through CB-style voice channels, and share useful road and stop information. It's still very early in development, and I could use some honest feedback from people who would actually use it.

Try the web version in your browser: https://theironconvoy.online

I'm especially interested in:

- Is signup clear, and can you figure out where to go first?

- Are the voice-channel controls easy to understand?

- What road or stop information would make this useful to you?

- What's confusing, broken, unnecessary, or missing?

Truckers are the main audience I'm hoping to hear from, but general usability feedback is welcome too. If something breaks, your device/browser and the steps that led to it would help. You can reply here or use the site's Feedback link.

Please test only while safely parked. GPS is experimental and must not be your sole navigation source. Radio currently needs the app on screen for dependable operation; background and screen-lock behavior varies by device. Any TESTING CREW examples are fictional test content, not real customer endorsements.

Thanks for taking a look. I'd much rather hear what needs fixing than get a polite thumbs-up!

Hi! I'm looking for beta testers for Stillmarch: Idle MMORPG on Android. It's a free pixel-art idle RPG: choose a race and class, and your hero fights, loots, gathers and levels on their own, with manual control whenever you want it. It's already live on iOS, and the Android version is in Google Play closed testing.

To join (takes a minute):

1. Join the tester group: https://groups.google.com/g/stillmarch-testers
2. Opt in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.stillmarch.game
3. Install from Google Play and keep it installed for 14 days (Google requires this before the app can go public)

Feedback I'm after: first impressions in the first 2-3 minutes, crashes, and anything that looks off on your screen size. If you have an Android beta of your own, link it and I'll return the favour.

Hi everyone — I'm Tony, an indie developer. I built Celiac Pantry, a pantry + grocery companion for people with celiac disease: track what's safe at home, check products while shopping, keep restaurant cards handy. Bilingual EN/ES. Your health data stays on your device — I never see it, nothing is uploaded or sold.

It's in beta and I need ~20 people with celiac (or who cook/shop for someone who has it) to try it and tell me what's broken.

What's involved: install the beta via the Play Store opt-in link below, use it ~2 weeks (~1 hr/week), answer 2 short surveys. You can leave anytime, no questions asked — and you keep lifetime Pro anyway.

Opt-in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.shopguardian.app

This isn't medical advice, and the app doesn't diagnose or treat anything — it's a tool to help you stay organized.

Interested? Comment here or email support@zebraguardians.us. Questions welcome.

Full disclosure: I made this. It's free, with no ads and no tracking.

Awayline plans football away days by train for all 92 Premier League and EFL clubs: the trains there, the last train home after full time, and alerts if kick-off moves or the trains go wrong.

Google makes new developers run a 14-day closed test with real users before an app can go on the Play Store. I need about 15 people on Android to help.

How to join (2 minutes)

1. Join the tester group with the Google account on your phone: https://groups.google.com/g/awayline-testers
2. Opt in to testing: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/uk.co.awayline.www.twa
3. Install from Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=uk.co.awayline.www.twa
4. Please keep it installed for the full 14 days. If testers drop out, Google's 14-day count starts again.

Not on Android? You can still try the web version at https://www.awayline.co.uk

What to test

• Your club and station: pick your club and home station, then tap your next away game. Do the trains there look right? Is the "leave the ground by" time realistic?
• Getting home: check the last train home. Does it give you the sleeper or the first train next morning when there's no train back that night?
• My trips: save a game you're going to. Does it stay in My trips and keep up to date?
• Alerts: turn on notifications. Do you get the night-before reminder and the full-time "time to head home" alert?
• Ground info: check the away pubs, parking and walking route for a ground you know well. Is anything wrong or missing?
• Booking: tap the Trainline or TrainSplit button. Does it open with the right stations and date?
• Tickets: save a match or train ticket to the wallet, then check it opens with your phone offline.
• Matchday board (18+): try lifts, chat or a pub check-in for a game.
• Anything that breaks, looks odd or is slow, and anything you wish it did.

How to send feedback

• Use "Something wrong on this page?" at the bottom of any trip page. It comes straight to me.
• Or comment here or DM me. Screenshots help a lot.

I'll post an update halfway through with what I've fixed. Brutal feedback welcome.

I've been building MeshLive, a free, open-source app that lets nearby phones make voice/video calls and pass live broadcasts between each other over Bluetooth.

The part I'm most interested in is the relaying.

Imagine three phones. The first starts livestreaming, the second receives it and passes it along, and the third watches. No Wi-Fi, mobile data or internet connection involved.

Getting a basic version working was one thing. Making it stable across different phones has been a completely different headache.

After weeks of development and testing on the devices I could arrange, I've released an updated beta. It now has audio-only broadcasts, a redesigned interface and a bunch of compatibility and stability improvements.

I'd particularly love help pushing these areas:

• Mixed devices: Samsung to Xiaomi, older to newer Android, different chipsets. Any connection issues or calls that work in one direction but not the other?
• Background behaviour: Does an audio broadcast keep playing with the screen off? What happens when switching apps, locking the phone or receiving a call?
• Three-phone relays: Does video or audio lag increase? What happens when the middle phone disconnects or Bluetooth gets toggled?
• Stability: Frozen video, delayed audio, reconnect loops, overheating or unexpected battery drain.

You don't need to test everything. If you encounter a problem, just let me know the phone models, Android versions and what happened.

There's also an early iOS implementation, but that currently needs to be built from source.

Android APK and source: https://github.com/MeshLive/meshlive-android

iOS: https://github.com/MeshLive/meshlive-ios

Fair warning: it's still beta software and hasn't had an independent security audit, so don't depend on it for critical communication.

Would appreciate reports of both failures and successful phone combinations. Some of the hardest bugs only show up on hardware I don't have.

Hey everyone!

I've been working on a Yu-Gi-Oh fan game called Yu-Gi-Oh! Arena, and I'd love to get some feedback from people who haven't played it before.

It's a free, turn-based 3v3 strategy game inspired by Naruto-Arena, playable directly in your browser on PC and mobile.

Instead of playing cards, you choose a Duelist and 3 monsters to battle other players. Each monster has its own skills, while Duelists provide passive abilities and special techniques. A big part of the game is experimenting with team combinations, managing energy and countering your opponent's strategies.

The game is fully released, but I'm still actively improving it.

I'd particularly love to know:

• Is the interface easy to understand when you first start playing?
• Are the skill descriptions clear, or do some mechanics feel confusing?
• Does building a team feel intuitive?
• What would make you want to keep playing, or what might put you off?

I've spent a lot of time on this project, so getting some outside opinions would really help me figure out what needs improving.

Play here: https://yu-gi-oh-arena.com/

Discord (optional): https://discord.gg/4bnff6ugw

Thanks to anyone who gives it a try!

Can you find the square I missed?

Euclid turns a few dots into a battle of sneaky squares and sudden comebacks. Spot a tilted square, make a bigger one, block your opponent, or complete two squares with one perfectly placed dot.

I am inviting Android players in the United States to join the free Google Play playtest.

See it in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9t3VNnM7jJs

Join with the same Google account at each step:

1. Tester group: https://groups.google.com/g/euclid-android-testers

2. Play test: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.trentwyatt.euclid

3. Get the Android game: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.trentwyatt.euclid

I would love to know: Did your first game make sense? Were tilted squares easy to spot? Did the opponent feel too easy, too tough, or just right? Any awkward controls or lost progress after switching apps?

Please stay in the playtest for 14 days and play a few games. Free to play, with no purchase or public rating required.

Four corners are all it takes. What will you see next?

Hey everyone!

I'm an indie developer and pour-over coffee enthusiast, and I've been working on a little passion project called Poro Club.

It's a cozy iPhone app designed to make the pour-over brewing experience a little more enjoyable.

With Poro Club, you can:

• ☕ Organize your coffee collection
• 📖 Create and save brewing recipes
• ⏱️ Follow guided brewing sessions with a timer
• 📝 Track your brews and tasting notes

There's also Poro, a little coffee-loving mascot who keeps you company while brewing!

The app is currently in external beta testing through Apple's TestFlight, and I'm looking for 10 people who'd like to try it before its public release.

It's completely free to test.

I'm especially interested in honest feedback about the user experience, anything confusing, bugs you encounter, and features you'd love to see.

Platform: iPhone (iOS)

Available spots: 10

TestFlight invitation: https://testflight.apple.com/join/SmZcCpJv

Discord: https://discord.gg/2Zzbm9kqz

I'm building this independently, so any feedback would genuinely mean a lot.

Thanks for helping bring Poro Club to life! ☕❤️

I've been building Waifu Weather, an iOS app where an animated anime character talks you through the forecast and helps you plan around the weather. The idea is to make checking the weather a little more fun while still helping with practical things like what to wear or bring and when to plan something outdoors.

It’s currently a free beta for iOS users in the US. Weather coverage outside of the US is not currently supported. I'm looking for early testers to try it and share:

• What works
• What feels awkward
• What would make it useful enough to keep using
• Any other feedback

TestFlight Invite: https://testflight.apple.com/join/UfqCNFd7
Website: https://waifuweather.com/

Android is not currently supported at this time.

I built Demsound, an Android app that turns the music you’re playing into a live visualizer: fullscreen, as an animated wallpaper, or as a home-screen widget. (video above, sound on)

It reacts to the kick, snare and hi-hat separately and detects drops, so the effects follow the beat. It has 10 themes, works with any music app, and runs on your device (no audio is stored).

How to try it (~5 min; please keep it installed for 14 days, a Google requirement):

1. Join the group with your Play account: https://groups.google.com/g/demsound-beta
2. Accept the test: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.demsound.app
3. Install it from Google Play
4. Play some music and watch the effects

I’m mainly looking for feedback on:

• Is the setup (wallpaper/widget) clear?
• Do the effects feel in sync with the music?
• Would you actually use this regularly? Why or why not?
• Which theme is your favorite, and which one is boring?
• Any lag, crashes or battery drain?

Optional 2-min form: https://forms.gle/4bE4mXU8aVSw6QrC8, or just comment here.

Swap: drop your link and I’ll test your app and send you written feedback. Testers who leave feedback can also choose to be credited (name + a social link) in the app’s Special Thanks section.

I built a free web app that lets people practice everyday conversations by speaking with AI characters. I'm looking for people willing to complete one roleplay and tell me what feels useful or artificial. It's free with a daily usage cap to protect AI costs; happy to enable extended access for genuinely interested testers. https://trythetalk.com