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Re: Ask HN: Who needs beta testers?

#91
https://searchaway.co/

Description: Website that makes it easy to discover how cities, towns and zip codes in the USA are changing. Useful for finding towns and neighborhoods you might want to live or invest in.

Testing Help: Map view and place finder. Is the map view helpful? Is the place finder easy to use?

Contact: hello at searchaway dot co

Re: Ask HN: Who needs beta testers?

#92
https://didgets.com/download

Didgets is a new kind of general-purpose data manager. It can be used to store and organize millions of files. It can be used to create relational database tables and query them; clean them; transform the data; and export selected subsets of data in a variety of formats. Analytic operations are quick and simple.

Contact: myDidgets at gmail dot com Tutorial videos at https://www.youtube.com/@didgetsdemos

Re: Ask HN: Who needs beta testers?

#93
https://insidereport.io

Project Description: Database of SEC Form 4 filings. Makes it easy to see related filings, filter by company. issue, officer, or keyword. Up to the minute filings.

Testing help: I'd like to figure out how to make this information more relevant and actionable for existing investment and trading strategies. I'm also pretty early on in the project, and I'm using the NextJS beta + Vercel, so looking for some smoke testing and QA.

Contact info: oliver at insidereport dot io

Re: Ask HN: Who needs beta testers?

#94
https://github.com/ilse-langnar/notebook

Project Description: It's a tool for thought, browser, note-taking application with inspiration from: Roam Research, Obsidian, SigmaOS, Chrome etc. I'm trying to have a all-in-one browser where I don't have to leave to do anything. Everything should be done inside the browser.

Testing help: Anyone who has a non-linux, non-windows machine would be of great help because I need to fix the small bugs still.

Contact info: On on the githu issues (:

Re: Ask HN: Who needs beta testers?

#95

Project: https://markbase.xyz Project Description: Easily publish and sync notes, blogs, and digital gardens to unlimited public sites. Currently works as an Obsidian plugin but quickly looking to expand into other knowledge management and networked note taking platforms. Completely free for unlimited sites and publishing currently (upgrade includes custom domains etc). Looking for feedback and testing prior to a pro…

Need a littttle bit more info on what the product is. Sync notes to where? Why?

Re: Ask HN: Who needs beta testers?

#96

Project: https://tatask.com Project Description: Infinitely nestable task management - break complex projects down into simple steps/tasks. Looking for feedback on UX, landing page and testing that features work as expected + are obviously available. Let me know if it's easy to create tasks, prioritise, schedule and rearrange tasks. Contact at max@tatask.com or on Twitter https://twitter.com/mgirkins

Pricing button in the header scrolls the bottom of the page to the top of the pricing section

Re: Ask HN: Who needs beta testers?

#97

Project: https://markbase.xyz Project Description: Easily publish and sync notes, blogs, and digital gardens to unlimited public sites. Currently works as an Obsidian plugin but quickly looking to expand into other knowledge management and networked note taking platforms. Completely free for unlimited sites and publishing currently (upgrade includes custom domains etc). Looking for feedback and testing prior to a pro…

Need a littttle bit more info on what the product is. Sync notes to where? Why?

Ah sorry for example local markdown files you have can be synced and auto published to a website like kohorst-garden.markbase.xyz

Re: Ask HN: Who needs beta testers?

#98
https://opensourcemasterclass.org/

Project description: This is an open source course about contributing to open source projects. It is a collection of the skills and expertise contributors to this course have acquired over years of working on FLOSS projects. We want to share the experience (and thrill!) of contributing.

Testing help: Going through the course content at https://courses.opencraft.com/courses/course-v1:MOOC-FLOSS+1... commenting on its usefulness and reporting issues -- this is even better if you actually do the activities!

Issue tracker to post issues & comments: https://gitlab.com/mooc-floss/mooc-floss/-/issues

Contact info: xavier at opencraft dot com

Re: Ask HN: Who needs beta testers?

#99
https://saasbit.saasbeet.com/

Project description: I am building a tool to help Saas Founders/Side project builders/Indiehackers to quickly build a fully functional web application. The tool would provide user auth, user management, payment, onboarding wizard builder, demo recorder, Marketing automation all in a single place. The end user would bring their own frontend framework to implement their business idea.

What do you want to be tested: I am still very early and am looking for product feedback from Beta testers whereby they could try out the product and provide feedback. (which is still very very early)

Contact info: nirops dot contact at gmail dot com

Re: Ask HN: Who needs beta testers?

#100
https://getblast.io/

Project Description: An end-to-end data platform that contains built-in ingestion, SQL-based pipelines for transformation, ability to run Python in mixed pipelines, data catalog, data quality tests, documentation and more. It replaces tools/platforms like dbt, hue, airbyte and alike.

What do you want to be tested: We are interested in covering the needs of small to medium size businesses and we are looking for early adopters to get feedback about the platform. We'll cover the costs of the whole pipeline for 3+ months and migrate your existing solutions to our platform if you'd like in exchange for feedback.

Please leave your email in the website and I'll personally reach out.

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