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How to find and join public TestFlight beta apps
This independent directory helps testers discover public iOS beta invitations and understand what they are joining before opening Apple TestFlight.
1. Discover a beta that matches your interests
Browse the full app list or start with a category such as productivity, AI, photo and video, utilities, or health. Each listing uses information supplied by the developer or community and shows the app description, testing focus, and recent changes when those details are available. We do not invent ratings, install counts, or claims that cannot be supported.
2. Check the latest availability note
A public invitation can be open, full, or unavailable. We revisit listed invitations regularly and show when we most recently observed their status. A developer can change tester limits or close a group at any time, so the Apple TestFlight page is always the final source when you open an invitation. A short connection problem alone does not change the public status shown in this directory.
3. Open the invitation on a supported Apple device
Install Apple's free TestFlight app first. Then open the public invitation from an iPhone, iPad, Mac, Apple TV, Apple Vision Pro, or Apple Watch supported by that beta. Apple may show device or operating system requirements chosen by the developer. Read the beta description and testing notes before accepting the invitation.
4. Test thoughtfully and send useful feedback
Beta software may contain unfinished features, change without notice, or expire. Try the workflows the developer has highlighted, note what you expected to happen, and include clear steps when reporting a problem. Feedback, diagnostics, and privacy handling are governed by Apple and the app developer, not this directory.
For developers and community submitters
You can suggest an app using its public testflight.apple.com invitation. Include a factual summary, what testers should focus on, the developer name, and an optional official website. We review submissions before listing them and may edit unsupported promotional language. Private email invitations are not accepted because other visitors cannot use them.
Common questions
Do I need an invitation email to join?
No. Apps listed here use public TestFlight invitations. You still need Apple's TestFlight app and a compatible device.
Does an available label guarantee a free place?
No. Tester limits can change after the latest observation. Open the invitation in Apple TestFlight to confirm the current result.
Is this an Apple website?
No. ProductDirs operates this independent directory. Apple provides TestFlight and handles invitations and installations.