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Find public TestFlight apps without chasing stale links
Explore public iPhone and iPad beta apps and upcoming updates shared through TestFlight. Each listing brings the invitation, the developer's description, what testers should try, and the most recent availability we observed into one place.
See whether an invitation was recently available
Every listing shows when its public invitation was last checked. A beta may fill up or close after that moment, so Apple TestFlight always has the final answer when you open it.
Know what the developer wants tested
Listings can include the current focus, recent changes, and the developer's own description. That context helps testers send useful feedback instead of simply installing and forgetting the app.
How to join an iOS beta with TestFlight
Install Apple's free TestFlight app, choose a listing that is accepting testers, then open its public invitation on a supported Apple device. Review the developer's testing notes before tapping Accept. Beta software can be unfinished, may expire, and may collect diagnostics described by Apple and the developer.
How it worksShare your TestFlight beta with more interested testers
Developers and community members can submit a public invitation for review. Add a clear app summary, the features that need feedback, and an optional website. Approved listings appear in both English and Chinese so more testers can understand what they are joining.
Submit an AppTestFlight beta app questions
Are the listed TestFlight apps made by ProductDirs?
No. This is an independent directory of public invitations shared by developers and community members. Each app belongs to its respective developer, and installation is handled by Apple TestFlight.
Why does a TestFlight invitation show as full or unavailable?
Developers can limit tester numbers, pause a group, remove a build, or close a public invitation. Availability can change after our latest check, so open the Apple page for the current result.
Can I submit my own iOS beta app?
Yes. Submit its public TestFlight invitation and factual app details. We review the information before it appears in the directory, and private email invitations are not accepted.