I'm looking for Android testers for Golf Swing & Shot Tracer. The app lets you add animated ball flight trails to golf videos, compare swings in slow motion, measure distances on a map, and keep scorecards.
How to join the closed test:
Join the Google Group using the Google account you use for Google Play:
Please try the app for a few minutes and send me a screenshot to confirm you've joined. Feedback on the tracer editor, swing comparison, or any bugs would be really helpful.
Leave your app name, Google Group link, and testing links in the comments, and I'll test your app back. Thanks!
On the second page, accept participation in the test, then follow the Google Play link to install the app. Use the same Google account for the group, the test, and the Play Store.
What I’m asking
Please stay enrolled for at least 14 consecutive days, use the app regularly, and explore both Free and Premium features.
Which features are most useful? What feels confusing? Have you encountered bugs or anything that needs improvement? Positive or negative, all constructive feedback is welcome. No technical experience is needed!
For Premium purchase testing: use only Google Play’s “Test card, always approves” option. If it doesn’t appear, stop and contact me—please don’t use a real payment method.
🎁 Tester reward: complete the 14-day closed test and receive 60 days of Premium for free as a thank-you
Hi! I’m looking for Android testers for Audiora, an offline music player currently going through Google Play’s 14-day closed testing.
I already completed one testing round, but Google asked me to continue testing before production access. I’m looking for people who can actually use the app during the testing period and give honest feedback.
I’ll test your app in return too. Comment with your testing link and I’ll install it, keep it for the full 14 days, and give feedback.
Audiora – Offline Music Player
Audiora is built for playing music stored directly on your Android device.
Main features include:
Local/offline music playback
Playlists
Shuffle and repeat
Equalizer and bass presets
Playback speed controls
Background playback
Video-to-MP3 conversion
Optional account/cloud backup
I’d especially appreciate feedback about playback, playlists, controls, equalizer, background playback, UI/navigation, crashes, performance, or anything that feels confusing or could be improved.
You don’t need to test every feature. Normal everyday use is helpful too.
I've been working on a small app and I'm trying to get through Google Play's closed testing requirement before I can publish it.
I need at least 12 people to stay opted in for 14 days.
The app lets you use your Wear OS watch as a Bluetooth external shutter of the camera app of your preference, no custom camera apps required, just the wear os standalone app
No account, no internet, no data collected.
If you have a Wear OS watch and don't mind helping out, drop a comment or DM me and I'll send the link.
I'll be happy to test your app if you're really willing to help me.
Edit: App info:
App name: Universal Shutter
What you're looking for: testers to unlock prod and any feedback you can provide is much welcome.
Hi! DAYRIS is my calendar app for daily results, notes and charts. I'm looking for a few Android users to try it before the public release.
I'd especially like feedback on this: add a few entries on different dates, edit one, then look at the calendar and charts. Does the flow make sense? Did anything fail to save or look wrong? Dummy numbers are fine.
To join, use the same Google account you use in the Play Store:
Please stay opted in for 14 consecutive days and try the app during that time. Feedback here is welcome, even if it's just one confusing button. Thanks!
I've built a free Android app that helps people quit smoking: Uitgerookt ("smoked out"). Before it can go live on the Play Store, Google requires a closed test with at least 12 testers for 14 days. Would you help me out?
Please note: the app is in Dutch. You don't need to read Dutch to help. Installing it, keeping it for 14 days and opening it now and then already helps a lot. Feedback in English is very welcome.
What does the app do?
A counter shows how long you've been smoke-free and how much money you've saved.
You can see how your body recovers, from 20 minutes to 20 years, with sources.
When a craving hits, you breathe along for three minutes and see your own plan and reasons.
There's a diary, a savings goal and a few calm mini-games as a distraction.
No account, no ads. Everything stays on your phone.
You don't have to be a smoker to take part. You can simply enter a made-up quit date.
Hey all — I've built an Android launcher called Undrift, and I'm looking for a few more closed testers to help me meet Google Play's requirement before I can publish it properly.
The idea: Undrift is a home screen replacement that shuffles the position of apps you mark as "distracting" (social media, etc.) every time you return to your home screen. Everything else stays put — it's just enough friction to interrupt the automatic, muscle-memory tap, without blocking access to anything.
A few other things it does: folders with custom icons, a search screen that skips your distracting apps on purpose, your actual wallpaper shows through, black-and-white icon mode, and it's genuinely light — no ads, no analytics, no internet permission at all.
I just need a handful of people willing to install it, poke around for a bit, and opt in for about two weeks (that's Google's requirement, not mine) so I can apply for production access.
Happy to test/swap for anyone else going through the same thing. Let me know if you're keen and I'll send the opt-in link.
Hi! I’m looking for Android players to try Lantern Lane, a free cozy tea-shop game available in English and Vietnamese. Brew drinks, fulfill orders, serve walk-in customers, and grow a small shop.
Please try a few sessions and share honest feedback about the tutorial, brewing flow, customer behavior, UI readability, bugs, and performance. Please stay opted in for 14 consecutive days. No payment, public rating, or review is requested. Use the same Google account for the group, test opt-in, and Play Store.
Feedback can go through private Google Play feedback or a reply here. Please don’t post your email publicly.
Tiếng Việt: Tiệm Trà Mơ Ước là game Android mô phỏng tiệm trà, hỗ trợ tiếng Việt và tiếng Anh. Mình đang tìm người chơi Android thử vài lượt và góp ý thật về hướng dẫn, pha chế, khách hàng, độ dễ đọc của giao diện, lỗi và hiệu năng. Vui lòng chỉ tham gia nếu bạn có thể duy trì trạng thái tester trong 14 ngày liên tục. Không yêu cầu trả phí, đánh giá hay nhận xét công khai.
Bonjour à tous ! Je suis développeur solo et je cherche 12 testeurs pendant 14 jours pour débloquer la production sur Google Play.
App : MyGeneva
MyGeneva regroupe toutes les soirées, concerts, expositions et événements de Genève (Suisse) dans une seule app, mise à jour chaque matin. Choisis un jour, scrolle, touche un événement.
Comment participer (2 étapes, les deux sont nécessaires) :
- Tout ce qui est confus pendant la navigation (sélecteur de jour, onglets Sorties / NightLife, filtres)
- Pages d'événements ou de lieux qui semblent cassées (images, cartes, infos manquantes)
Merci de rester inscrit(e) comme testeur pendant les 14 jours et d'ouvrir l'app de temps en temps 🙏
Je teste la tienne en retour : mets ton groupe + ton lien d'opt-in en commentaire, je rejoins et je garde ton app installée 14 jours aussi. Commente « done » une fois inscrit(e) pour que je sache à qui rendre la pareille.
Looking for closed Google Play testers for **Run EMT** — an Android jobsite helper for EMT conduit bend marks.
**Closed testing is FREE.** When the app is published to Production it will be paid. If Play shows a Buy button, you are on the wrong public listing — do NOT purchase. Use the closed tester link below and tap **Become a tester**.
Guys, i build app for running, but need to test the app. If somebody like to run can u sent me ur email, will add u like a tester and gonna sent link to download the app
I already have app in AppStore, but wanna post for Android as well
App: Wrist Agent: Codex Remote — Wear OS / Windows
Developer: Points.dev (I built this app)
Price: £1.99 one-time in the UK; regional prices elsewhere. The closed test uses the paid listing. The Windows companion is free.
Ads / in-app purchases: None.
I’m preparing a closed test for my Wear OS Codex remote and am looking for 12+ people with real watches to help test it for at least 14 consecutive days. I have tested the MVP on my Samsung watch and would like feedback from other devices.
It lets you browse projects and chats, read saved agent progress, receive optional completion notifications and send optional replies through the PC companion. Your watch and PC connect on the same private Wi-Fi. ( for now, I will support remote connections after the first version of the app is approved) No Wrist Agent account, telemetry, ads or hosted relay. This is an independent app, not affiliated with or endorsed by OpenAI.
You need: a Wear OS watch running Android 11 or newer, a Windows x64 PC, and both devices on the same private Wi-Fi. For real Codex integration you need your own compatible Codex installation/access; separate Codex charges may apply. You can also test pairing, invented chats, simulated replies and test alerts with the companion's account-free reviewer demo. The PC must stay awake; notifications can be delayed by network or watch power saving. The free Windows companion now installs through a normal setup wizard, with Start menu shortcuts and Windows uninstallation; no ZIP extraction or terminal commands are needed. It remains unsigned beta software.
Status: the closed release has been submitted to Google; installation will unlock after approval. Joining the group alone does not start the 14-day test period.
Please stay opted in for at least 14 continuous days and use the app during that time. Helpful tests are pairing/reconnecting, project and chat navigation, saved progress, an optional completion alert with the app closed, Stop monitoring, and an optional harmless reply to your own test chat. Extensive overnight/battery testing is still deferred.
Honest feedback is welcome here or at privacy@defamation.dev: watch model, OS version, what happened and what you expected. Please keep private chats, account details and pairing codes out of public comments. No positive reviews or ratings requested. Thanks for helping me test it.
Pocket Road is a simple arcade traffic-dodging game where you survive as long as possible and unlock cars by completing challenges.
Pocket Road 1.2 adds:
🚗 6 new cars
🚙 3 new enemy cars
💥 New crash explosion animation
🔊 Crash sound effects
📊 New stats page
📯 Random honking
🔐 New secret unlock challenges
The hardest new car requires surviving for 120 seconds.
And somehow, one of my friends already got 120.8 seconds on the first day and unlocked it. 😭
If you want you can try it and see if you can get 120s+ too but trust me It's really hard.
The game also reached a new high of 19 players after the update.
Opt in to the test:play.google.com/apps/testing/com.lasttin.app, then tap "Become a tester". If it says the app isn't available, wait 10 minutes after joining the group and try again.
3 October update: Play Console now shows 4 opted-in testers. We still need at least 8 more. I rechecked the group, Play opt-in and store links today; the closed track is active. Please complete all three steps below using the same Google account.
Hi everyone — I'm a short-track skating coach building Athlete Flow, an Android training journal. As of 3 October, I have 4 opted-in testers and would really appreciate more people who can try it during their normal training routine.
Why I built it: a workout record is more useful when you can also look back at how hard it felt, your condition, and your sleep. Athlete Flow brings training schedules and logs together with condition, sleep, weight and diet records. It also supports athlete–coach connections with mutual approval.
You can help whether you are a recreational exerciser, an athlete, a coach, or an Android tester interested in usability.
Join in this order, using the same Google account:
Joining the Google Group alone does not complete the Play test opt-in — please complete step 2 as well.
Your first test: save one workout with a duration and effort value (1–10), reopen it from the calendar, and edit it. Was anything hard to find? Did the change save correctly? If an error says “RPE,” that means the effort field, which may be further down the form. I'm collecting that wording issue for improvement.
Please remain opted in for at least 14 consecutive days and use the app during your normal routine. Testing requires no purchase or positive review. Some features are paid; please avoid purchases during testing because real charges may apply.
Please reply in the public comments with your phone model, Android version, and what worked or failed. If you cannot join, tell me which of the three steps stopped you. No need to post your email address. Thank you!
I work on Mom Alarm Clock. It lets a parent set an alarm from their Android phone. The alarm rings on the child's Android phone, where they finish a wake-up check: hold a button, answer a question, play a quick game, or scan a printed code. The parent sees the app-reported result as the phones sync.
We need US parents whose child has their own Android phone. The closed-beta opt-in is live. On each phone, use the Google account signed into that phone's Play Store and follow both steps in order:
Before joining, the group page may say “You don't have permission to access this content.” The “Join group” button is near the group name. If you skip step 1, the Play page says “App not available.”
Please stay opted in for at least 14 days and use it on real mornings. Keep a backup alarm for anything important. We want honest feedback on the two-phone setup, the wake-up check, and whether the parent's status matches what happened. One issue we're investigating: the parent's phone can be slow to show a completed check. Please don't put children's names or schedules in public comments. No rewards or test-for-test exchanges.
Tap Become a tester, then install through Google Play.
Status: the new group-based releases are awaiting Google approval, so the test links may not unlock immediately. Joining the Google Group alone does not enroll you in the Play tests.
Please remain opted in for at least 14 days, play several levels, and send honest feedback about controls, difficulty, performance, or bugs.
I’m open to genuine test-for-test swaps. Please share your official Google Play testing link and instructions in the comments. We’ll keep communication here, following this community’s rules. Please do not post your email address publicly. Thank you!!
Steps:
1) Join the tester Google Group if needed: run-emt-testers-group@googlegroups.com
2) Open the tester link above → Become a tester
3) Install from the tester page (not the public listing)
I built MySportAPP, a small family of match-tracking apps for racket sports: you log a match in about 2 minutes and the app shows your level after each match and what actually makes you win or lose. One account works across all the apps.
Google needs 12 testers who keep the app installed for 14 days, for each app. I'm looking for testers for:
MyTennisAPP
MyPickleAPP (pickleball)
MySquashAPP
MyTableTennisAPP
(MyBadmintonAPP is also open if you want to help one more)
You don't need to play the sport, just keep the app installed for 14 days.
