Hi all. I'm a solo developer in Vancouver. I built a net worth app so user would have one place to see all their net worth across TFSA, RRSP, FHSA and everything else, without linking my bank.

What it does

• Net worth in one place. It tracks chequing, savings, TFSA, RRSP, FHSA, RESP, LIRA, non-registered, crypto and property, plus debts like credit cards, loans and mortgages. It shows your history on a chart.
• Contribution room. Enter your TFSA, RRSP or FHSA room once from your CRA notice, and it counts down as you contribute during the year.
• Update by voice. Tap Update and say "put 500 in my TFSA" or "paid 300 off my Visa." You can do several accounts in one sentence ("TFSA is 101,200, RRSP is 54,000"). Nothing saves until you've checked it.
• Update without opening the app. Use Siri, Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, or Control Center.
• Recurring contributions. Set "$500 to my TFSA every two weeks" once, and it adds itself each time it's due.
• More than one of the same account. Got a TFSA at two banks? Add both and name them, like "TFSA Wealthsimple" and "TFSA TD".
• Goal planning. Set a goal, then slide your monthly savings and expected return to see roughly when you'll reach it.
• Foreign currency. Holdings in USD and other currencies are converted to CAD.
• Privacy.
  • Everything stays on your iPhone: no bank login, no account, no servers.
  • One tap hides every amount.
  • You can turn on a Face ID or passcode lock.
• Your data is yours. Export or import a CSV any time.
• Extras. Eight themes, each in light and dark, plus milestone celebrations as you hit new highs.

It's in TestFlight now. I'm looking for 10–15 Canadians to use it for a couple of weeks and tell me what's confusing or missing. Rough numbers are fine; you don't have to use your real balances. Testers get everything unlocked for free.

If you're interested, Link in the description.

I'd also love blunt feedback on the idea itself. What do you use now to track your net worth, and what annoys you about it?

Hi! This started as a fix for my own problem: a thought or idea pops into my head, and a few seconds later it's gone. By the time I've unlocked the phone, found the right app and started typing, it has already slipped away.

So I built CatchPost, a small iPhone app for exactly that moment. I press the Action button (or use Control Center, Back Tap or Siri), it's listening right away, I say the thought, and one tap sends it to the app where it belongs. If I like, it sends on its own after I stop speaking, with a short countdown I can cancel.

It works with the apps I – and hopefully you – already use:

• Reminders, Things 3, Todoist, OmniFocus, 2Do, Bear, Drafts, Day One, Obsidian, Craft, plus any app with a URL scheme
• Dates like "tomorrow at 9 am" are detected and passed on to to-do apps
• Speech recognition runs on your iPhone: no account, no server, no tracking

It solves my problem – now I'd like to know if it solves yours too. Requires iOS 27, English and German.

Website: https://www.hoeferconsulting.de/apps/catchpost/

Feedback via TestFlight screenshot is perfect. Thanks!

I’ve only started reading news articles on local marketplace meetups going wrong a week ago and have already found 3 incidents occurring this week within two hours of where I live. It is obvious criminals are targeting people for their property and their money using these marketplaces. Please read the article below and check my profile as I’ll keep reporting as more incidents happen around me.

I'm a solo founder building Proximate Marketplace, a peer-to-peer local marketplace app designed to cut down on the risk of meeting strangers from the internet. It's in beta and I need real testers to help me get it past that stage.

Honest feedback, bug reports, and feature ideas are all welcome. What would make you feel safer buying or selling locally?

http://proximatemarketplace.com

Today’s robbery an hour from where I live.
Article: https://wach.com/news/local/2026-10-22-lexington-man-charged-in-facebook-marketplace-vehicle-theft-calhoun-county-edgewood-austin-davis-crime-investigation

Hey, I’m Tim. I’ve been a mobile dev since around 2012. I started on Android, and then spent a long time developing for both iOS and Android.

I mainly develop Shuttle Music Player, which has had over 5 million downloads on the Play Store. A couple of years ago Google shut down Google Podcasts, so I set out to build a replacement.

Shuttle Podcasts will be my first published iOS app. It’s in public beta on TestFlight, and I’m looking for testers.

🎁 Every tester gets the app for free. Until Sunday 1 November.

1. Join the TestFlight
2. Send feedback through TestFlight, and put your email in the message
3. One line is fine.. somrthing that annoys you, polish, etc.
4. When Shuttle launches on the App Store in November, I’ll email you a lifetime code

What it does

I like to fall asleep to podcasts, and I'm sick of ads waking me up. So, I added a feature to automatically skip ads! Smart Skip only skips commercial / dynamically inserted ads. A little chime plays so you know what's happened, and you can press undo if it gets it wrong.

• You can see where the ads are before you hit them: they’re shaded on the seek bar
• OPML import, including private feeds, so your subscriptions come with you
• Downloads, queue, speed, sleep timer, trim silence, voice boost, CarPlay. It's a fully featured and nice to use podcast app that also happens to have ad skip.

What I need tested

1. Smart Skip mistakes. An ad it missed, or real content it skipped. Show + episode + timestamp is gold.
2. CarPlay and headphone controls. Anything that doesn’t respond or does the wrong thing.
3. OPML import. Bring your subscriptions over from another app and tell me what didn’t come across.

I’ll be in the comments, so ask me anything!

Hi! I'm the solo dev of Emura, an emulator app for iPhone and iPad. The public beta is open now: (iPhone and iPad, iOS 27+)

What's inside

• Game Boy, Game Boy Color, Game Boy Advance, DS and 3DS in one app
• Its own cores, written in Swift for Apple devices
• 3DS without JIT, at up to 60 fps on iPhone Air
• No BIOS or system files for any system
• 3DS: steps become Play Coins, the camera scans in-game QR codes, and the updates and DLC you own install
• Both screens stacked upright, or side by side in landscape
• Import your saves from another app or your console
• Controllers, skins

Every system plays free with no ads. During the beta, the Supporter extras (save states, resume, fast forward up to 4×, iCloud sync) are unlocked for everyone.

Feedback is very welcome: compatibility, speed on your iPhone (tell me the model), and anything that feels off. In a game, open the menu and tap the speech bubble with ! to send it straight to me. Emura comes with no games; it plays the ones you own.

Not affiliated with or endorsed by Nintendo.

I have been building a dedicated storm Radar application for the last few months, I was unhappy with the options that currently exist, the UIs are outdated, or they charge a large amount for basic features.

My app is free, it allows you to see up to 60 frames back of high res level 2 data from every Radar in the US. It allows you to view 3d constructions of each storm, and even view nearby storms in AR (I've love to set up something for a vision pro in the future, but I simply cannot afford to buy one and test it.)

Any feedback is welcome, I plan to exit testflight and publish in the coming weeks. Thanks!

I shoot video on an iPhone and wanted one app that does the camera side properly, so I built it. It's called Vectra, and it's in TestFlight beta now.

How its different from other apps:

• Records in the log profile you pick: Apple Log, ARRI LogC3/LogC4, Blackmagic Film Gen 5, Canon C-Log/C-Log2/C-Log3, DJI D-Log, Fujifilm F-Log2, Leica L-Log, Nikon N-Log, Panasonic V-Log, Sony S-Log2/S-Log3. The conversion runs on the GPU and is baked into a 10-bit HEVC or ProRes 422 file.
• Source: native Apple Log on iPhone 15 Pro and later, HLG on older phones. On Pro models there is also a RAW to Log mode: it debayers the sensor's RAW stills and records them at 24 fps. The best part is, this is a real log gamma curve, not just a shader applied to an HDR video stream.
• Gyro data for Gyroflow: every clip gets a .gcsv sidecar and a CAMM track inside the .mov. I tested it against Gyroflow 1.6.3, and landscape takes needed a fix that is now in.
• Clips: they're saved to Files, with the file name set by a camera letter and running clip number (A_C001). You can play them back in the app with a Rec.709 look.

What I need:

Testers with any iPhone 12 or newer, and especially Pro models for the RAW mode. I'm after:

• Whether the log curves grade cleanly in Resolve, Premiere and the like;
• Long takes and heat on the RAW mode;
• Whether Gyroflow stabilisation lines up on your clips;
• Anything that freezes, crashes or looks wrong.

It's iPhone only. It makes no network calls (apart from the optional local link to the Mac app, coming soon), tracks nothing and collects no data.

Happy to answer questions about the pipeline. Tell me which camera you shoot on and what you'd grade it with.

The time has come! FlowSearch v2.0 RC is live on TestFlight now and on track for a full App Store launch on 11/1. We are currently at 80 testers and I'm hoping to get to 100+ before the full launch.

If you're looking for your next remote role you first stop should be FlowSearch! Every remote job, in one app. FS pulls from the most popular sources and puts everything into one app, including searching, applying and saving jobs. Check it out today!

Deepheart is a free idle mining game for iPhone and iPad. Dwarves dig into a living mountain toward its Heart; you hire the crew, pick Workshop upgrades and use nine abilities. Ads are rewarded only (no banners, no forced ads), and nothing random is sold. Five biomes, 25 achievements, English, German, Japanese, Korean and Ukrainian.

We would love feedback on the first few minutes, on coming back after a break (the Welcome back screen), and on any text that does not fit in your language. Purchases in TestFlight use Apple's sandbox, so nothing is charged

I'm the developer (Listening Beard Productions, the maker of Pax). Chalkwork is a chalkboard for iPad and iPhone. You draw with a finger or Apple Pencil, and there are different chalk kinds, blenders and erasers that behave like real ones, shapes, words, pinned notes, templates and an endless canvas. No accounts, no analytics. Nothing leaves your device except to your own iCloud.

The video shows the bench I use to test each tool. It's a script drawing, not a person.

What I'd like help with
Draw a lot, on a big board and with the Pencil. What feels slow, odd or confusing?
Teachers: does it hold up in a real lesson? Anything missing?
Artists: do the chalk kinds and blenders feel right?

It's a free test build. The final app is planned as free with one board, and a paid unlock opens the rest, so you may see unlock screens.

Reply here or message me. Small stuff is welcome. Thank you!

I'm the developer of StallPass, a restroom finder inspired by how often I struggled to find somewhere to go while working downtown.

I'm looking for iPhone feedback on finding nearby restrooms, understanding access details, using filters, and saving favorites.

Things I'd appreciate you trying:

- Search a familiar neighborhood or city.

- Open a listing and check whether the available details are clear.

- Save a favorite and find it again.

- Try your usual text-size settings and let me know if anything becomes hard to read or use.

Please leave feedback here in the comments or through TestFlight. For bugs, your iPhone model, iOS version, and steps to reproduce would help.

Thanks for trying it and helping me make the next restroom search a little easier

Hi! I'm an indie dev from Hungary, and Golden Seat is now in public TestFlight.
Golden hour and sunset times plus a 0–100 sunset forecast
Favourite spots and a sun & shadow map
Moon phases, full moon alerts
Which plane seat gets the sunset, and when to fly to see it
Sunset journal, photo album, badges, yearly rewind
No account, no ads, no tracking.
Feedback very welcome!

Hey everyone!

I’ve always felt that weather apps get some things right, but there’s never been one that brings everything together in a clean, intuitive experience.

The idea is simple: a complete weather app that gives you the information you actually need, when you need it, without unnecessary clutter.

Smart weather alerts – Get notified only during the time ranges that matter to you.
Pollen alerts – Stay informed about pollen conditions.
Advanced rain radar – Combining multiple weather models and measurements, including our own Wethr model, for more accurate rain predictions.
Apple Watch experience – A dedicated companion app.
iPhone Duo support – Designed for Apple’s latest devices.
Outdoor Mode – Live Activities to keep relevant weather information visible while you’re outside.

I’m opening Wethr up for public beta testing and would love some honest feedback on the UI, features, accuracy and overall experience.

It’s still a work in progress, and your feedback will help.
Thanks for checking it out!

Hello, 

I've been building this for almost a year. It's finally at a point where I need people who aren't me to use it.

Why I built it

I went to the post office to return a package, got home, and remembered I needed dish soap, then realized the grocery store had been in the same parking lot the whole time and I'd walked right past it, so now I had to make a separate trip just for soap. 

I had just been standing there. That kept happening to me, so I built this.

What it does

You add errands in plain words. Dish soap, a lemon, withdraw cash, a package to return. It works out which kind of store each belongs to. Jot things down anywhere, whenever they come to mind.

You can type in any language and it still works out the right kind of store. The app's own text is English only for now.

Then when you're out, you don't have to remember any of it. Open Sweep, tap Scan, and nearby stores show how many of your errands they cover. Tap one and you get GO for directions, or I'm here if you're already outside. GO hooks into Apple Maps, so navigation starts without leaving the app.

Once you're there, all the errands that fit that location move to the Running tab and you can check them off right away.

It's free, no account, no subscription.

How it handles data

The list itself stays on your phone and there's no account. The errand text gets sent to a server to be categorized and isn't stored

What I'd like feedback on

Looking for people to add some errands and shopping items, see how the categorization does, and tell me where it gets things wrong. If it miscategorizes something, tell me what you typed. 

It knows store types, not store names, so naming a specific shop won't land yet. I'm curious whether that's how you'd reach for it.

I'd also love to hear your honest opinion on the design, the functionality, and whether it actually gives you a streamlined experience.

Hi everyone!
I made an indie game about a drilling rig: dig down, collect ore, keep an eye on fuel, heat and hull, and make it back to base in time. Sell your haul, upgrade your machine and drill deeper. Two locations, the Main Shaft and the Flooded Karst, Ringclamp worms lurking in the depths, and 4 difficulty levels.
I'd love to hear your feedback :)

Aside from some units-related bug fixes, the big addition in 1.1 is an MCP interface to serve local agents.

Unless you have a weather fetish (no judgement!) this app is particularly niche, aimed at those responsible for billing and other reporting, primarily for outdoor trade work such as construction or landscaping, where accounting for weather-related work stoppages is important.

• Step 1 was taking manual labor out of looking up historical conditions.
• Step 2 is making those results more easily incorporated into documentation.

Give it a whirl? The MCP config is generated locally on localhost and the port is randomly set initially.

MCP use is part of the premium sub but of course, no live charges made in TestFlight.

Feedback is always welcomed!

Finally, after six months of development, a ton of time put in, and several rounds of redoing the design and the features, I'm releasing the beta. It's been a really long road. I'm a little nervous and, honestly, glad.

This app is more like a habit. You record your emotions, feelings, and reactions in your relationships with other people. After a conversation with your mom, dad, brother, sister, girlfriend, friends, or coworkers, even with the cashier at the store, if some feeling came up.

For the first 5 to 10 days, I'm asking you to write these feelings down. The context, what happened, and what you felt. Over time the information builds up, and Mosena puts patterns together from it. When you see them, you can decide whether you want to change your behavior. So that next time the emotion doesn't run you on autopilot, and you choose your reaction yourself.

The people I care about here are those who are into self-reflection and growth, who are dealing with problems, who want to change and find their patterns.

iPhone only for now. In the beta, the first three months of full access are free.

I'm ready for feedback. I read and reply to every message personally. Write wherever is easiest, in DMs here or right in TestFlight. My goal is for people to use this app.

I'll be glad to see you there. Come on in.

I play a lot of daily puzzles and got tired of a folder of bookmarks, so I built the thing I open them from.

Puzzlement is a front door, not a copy. Tap a game and it opens on the publisher's own site in your own session — NYT, LinkedIn, Puzzmo and the rest load signed in as you, with your archive and your streaks intact. You are playing the real game. Puzzlement just put you there.

And because it launched the game, it can do the bookkeeping afterwards without being asked: it reads whatever the publisher puts on screen when you finish, so your score and streak land by themselves.

• Over 125 games built in, plus about 170 more from a community list. Expect some of the community ones not to work — nobody here has played them all
• Every game you play on one screen, in the order they reset
• Scores captured when you finish, automatically or on a tap if you'd rather
• Syncs across iPhone, iPad and Mac
• Free, no ads, no account

Requirements: iOS/iPadOS 18 or later, macOS 15 or later.

What I'd most like tested:

• The Mac build. It's the least tested and most of the recent bugs were Mac-only
• Automatic completion detection on whatever you actually play. Every publisher words its results differently and that's where it breaks
• Anything that saves a score you didn't earn, or misses one you did

Known rough edges are in the What to Test notes rather than hidden, and Settings → "Report a problem" attaches the app's own log to a mail, which is far more use to me than a description.

Hi, I'm the developer of Jabwise, a private GLP-1 journal for iPhone. Anyone can help test it using made-up entries.

I'd love feedback on setup, adding an entry and setting a reminder. Anything confusing, broken or awkward to tap?

Pro is unlocked for the whole beta, and there's no Jabwise account needed. Send feedback here or through TestFlight, thanks

Needs: iOS 26 or later. Made for the iPhone Duo, works on any iPhone.

What it is Pick an old camera off a shelf (35 mm point-and-shoots, a twin-lens reflex, a toy 120 camera, an instant camera, a pinhole), buy a roll of film in a photo shop of its era, and shoot it. You don't see the pictures. When the roll's finished you hand it in, a real lab prints it, and the envelope comes to your door. The card inside unlocks the digital copies. With 120 film you can develop the roll yourself in a darkroom.

There are digital cameras too (free, no prints), with their pictures copied off on a late-90s laptop.

Beta discount Type BETA20 at the film counter for 20% off a roll (up to three). Rolls are real purchases and the prints are really printed and posted. Most countries can buy; the EU is coming soon.

What I'd love feedback on - Anything confusing, slow or broken (screenshot → Share Beta Feedback in TestFlight) - How the cameras feel to use, and whether the viewfinders look right - How the prints look when they arrive, and how long they take

Thanks for trying it!

Posted this on r/iosapps and some people liked it

But since this has also has a Mac component. This is just a fun little project. We all use airdrop, pick a file - share - airdrop it. Works fine and feels like magic. But it has no UI. So I have made a Airdrop clone but with a nice UI inspired by continuity. Just drag a file from your Mac straight into the Iphone or Ipad and it just smoothly transfer through. The reverse is also true.

Meanwhile, introduced a few other features: if you are playing a video on iPhone on the app, you can drag to the Mac and it will continue to play on the Mac exactly at the same position of the video on the iphone. Just press and hold while the video is playing and do the same drag to the Mac motion. The opposite is also true if the video is being played on quicktime.

Added the option to the Files app so it is easier to move files to the app, besides the share menu.
it's basically a reserved space to exchange files between IOS and mac devices.
These features are on version 1.2 awaiting approval from apple for the Testflight should be live very soon.

Airdrop works fine but has no UI and this feels smooth. it is not a must have, more like a nice to have.

The Mac component is Developer ID signed and notarized by Apple. The IOS is on testflight

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