WThe wall / Windows
Windows apps looking for beta testers.
Windows desktop apps that makers have put on the wall. You run the installer on your own PC, use the app the way the brief asks and write down what broke.
7 Windows apps on the wall, 7 open for testing
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Still looking for testers. Boosted projects come first, then recommended ones: nobody has sent a report on those yet, so claim one before the first report is in and you earn +20 credits.
Project
Lode
Window7 daysMaker
Lode LabsTesters0 / 5Needs testersVideo, audio and GIF downloader and converter
WebWindowsLinuxBug huntingUI / UXOnboarding flowGeneral feedbackPricing feedbackBoostedFirst testers earn +20
ProjectWhipcream
Window3 daysMaker
Emanuele Fernando EramoTesters0 / 3RecommendedTurn your business data into clear answers and actionable decisions.
WebmacOSWindowsBug huntingUI / UXOnboarding flowGeneral feedbackFirst testers earn +20New makerMaker yet to test
These makers haven’t tested anyone’s project yet. You can still claim them; each moves up once its maker tests one.
Project
TCG Jerk
Window7 daysMakerPPartTimeJerkStudiosTesters0 / 3Maker yet to testScan cards, organize collections, and build decks on Windows
WindowsBug huntingUI / UXOnboarding flowNew maker
Project
Libra
Window7 daysMakerASAndrii SementsovTesters0 / 3Maker yet to testSmart money tracker: log spending in one line, see your daily limit and get warned before
WebiOSAndroidmacOSWindowsLinuxBug huntingUI / UXGeneral feedbackNew maker
ProjectElsobo
Window7 daysMakerIIsabelleTesters0 / 3Maker yet to testelSobo creates, plans and posts your Content – fully automatic, in your language.
WebiOSAndroidmacOSWindowsBug huntingOnboarding flowGeneral feedbackNew maker
ProjectFindIt AI
Window7 daysMakerARAjlaan RuhomaunTesters0 / 3Maker yet to testneed testers for my app
WebWindowsGeneral feedbackNew maker
Project
Tally by Rayxworld
Window7 daysMaker
Raymond FafiTesters0 / 3Maker yet to testSafe File Organizer for Windows
WebWindowsBug huntingUI / UXOnboarding flowGeneral feedbackNew maker
Why test Windows apps
Indie Windows apps rarely get past the installer without someone saying "Windows protected your PC". How a maker handles SmartScreen, antivirus false positives and the first launch decides whether anyone tries the app at all.
PCs vary far more than Macs: display scaling, older hardware, other software running. Your setup is the test.
What to check on Windows apps
- Download and install: SmartScreen and antivirus warnings, admin prompts, where the app installs.
- First launch and any sign-in.
- Display scaling at 125% and 150%, and a second monitor.
- Uninstalling: does it leave things behind?
- Startup behaviour and the system tray.
- Keyboard navigation and shortcuts.
Building for Windows? Put yours on the wall.
Paste your link. We read the name, the icon and the cover, and show you the card other makers will see on the wall. You only create an account when you publish it.
Questions
- What does a Windows app tester need?
- A Windows PC and the willingness to run an installer from a maker you can read about on their profile. Note your Windows version and display scaling in your report.
- What if Windows warns me about the installer?
- Unsigned or new apps often trigger SmartScreen. Report it: it's one of the first things a real user would see. Don't install anything you're not comfortable with.
- How long does a Windows app test take?
- It depends on the brief. Each project shows its window before you claim, between 1 and 7 days to submit your report.