Claimshot keeps your proof in one place when a deposit, a parcel or an invoice goes wrong. For freelancers, that means contracts, invoices, emails and follow-ups organized in one timeline when a client won't pay.
How to join
1. Apply for the private beta: https://tally.so/r/0VrLKP
2. You'll get access once approved
What testers do (20-30 minutes, before Nov 18)
- Try Claimshot with a fictional case, e.g. a client who's 45 days late on an invoice
- Add some example proof and log your follow-ups
- Share feedback: what was easy, what was confusing, what you'd want added
What you get: early access to Claimshot before launch.
Awakly keeps your Mac awake while real work is happening, then lets it sleep when the job's done. Instead of guessing, it watches activity: CPU or network rules let your Mac sleep once usage drops (great for exports, builds and downloads), and app rules end when you quit the app. You set the rules yourself.
How to join:
1. Install Apple's free TestFlight app on your Mac
2. Open the invite: https://testflight.apple.com/join/jSPKevaC
What testers do (over a few days):
- Set up 1–2 rules (CPU, network or app)
- Run a real export, download or build and see if your Mac sleeps at the right time
- Notice where picking a threshold felt confusing
- Email your feedback to support@awakly.app: what worked, what tripped you up, what you'd add (the address is also in TestFlight on first launch and on the app's About page)
What you get: a free Awakly Pro license after you share feedback, once the app is approved on the App Store.
Requires a Mac.
DataSabi is a free Linux desktop app that shows which app is using your internet data, live and per app. It's built for people on a MiFi or phone hotspot where data is limited, and it alerts you when one app starts eating data fast (50 MB in 15 minutes by default, adjustable).
Requirements: Ubuntu 22.04+ or Debian 12, and a MiFi or hotspot connection. Install needs sudo. Fedora support is in beta.
How to join:
1. Download: https://arkodeon.com/datasabi/download
2. Follow the install guide: https://arkodeon.com/datasabi/docs/install-ubuntu-debian
What testers do (over a few days):
- Install DataSabi and use your MiFi or hotspot as normal
- Check which apps used the most data and whether any alerts fired
- Send your report: https://arkodeon.com/datasabi/feedback?type=tester-report
- Or reply or DM @zieecodes on X with anything confusing, anything that looked wrong, and what you'd want added
What you get: testers who send feedback get credited by name in the release notes.
Not on Linux? You can still help with a 4-minute survey: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfh4NVsvr_xEpQisdlVEBkHzU7wOwNi_I0_zNdnLsNtK5wRcg/viewform
PaperTrail lets you ask your research papers anything: summaries, methods, findings, definitions. The AI runs entirely on your phone, so your papers are never uploaded anywhere. Great for unpublished work, theses and anything you'd rather keep private.
How to join (Android, 2 steps, use the same Google account for both):
1. Join the tester group: https://groups.google.com/g/papertrail-testers
2. Opt in and install: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mdcccxv.papertrail
What testers do over 14 days (a few short sessions is plenty):
- Load 2–3 research papers or PDFs you're working with
- Ask questions about them: summaries, methods, key findings
- Try a paper with tables (figures aren't supported yet)
- Stay opted in for 14 days (Google requires this before the app can launch publicly)
- Share what worked, what was confusing and what you'd want added
What you get: early access to PaperTrail and a direct line to the team, so your feedback shapes the app before launch.
Requires an Android phone.
Level Up Labs is an AI co-pilot for small game studios. It helps two-person teams write design docs, test plans and store copy without hiring a producer.
We want 40 studios to run one real production sprint with the co-pilot. You will get a walkthrough, then we will ask what saved you time and what still felt like a chore.
