Yes, I’ve tested a product before. I beta tested Tamber.ai through Home From College. As a tester, I had to select different feelings, tastes, and colors that a piece of music made me feel, which was actually pretty fun and creative. It helped turn abstract emotions into something meaningful. I do feel like from my experience the selections would get repetitive and I would find myself selecting many of the same options, or not really knowing the difference between some of them.

I’m very confident jumping into Discord chats and sharing feedback. I’m an active Discord user and I actually run my own server, so I’m comfortable starting conversations, giving constructive feedback, and engaging with a community in real time.

I want to be a StudyFetch beta tester because I’m a college student who’s constantly juggling classes, exams, and work, so having tools that actually make studying faster and more effective matters a lot to me. I genuinely like finding smarter ways to study and would enjoy testing new features and giving honest feedback on what actually helps students learn and what doesnt.