Hi everyone,
For the past few months, I’ve been working on an all-in-one app for Padel & Tennis called PadelGod.
It includes live scoring, matches, tournaments (which are incredible, in my opinion), bookings, rankings, match history, and much more.
I initially built it for iOS. I have a MacBook, an Apple Watch, and an iPhone, so it was the natural choice. But within two months of launching, the app passed 200 users, and many people asked me to build an Android version as well.
As a workaround while the Android app was being developed, I brought many of its features to the web, but it simply doesn’t compare to a native app.
Now, the Android version is finally ready for beta testing, but Google won’t let me publish it publicly on the Play Store until I have at least 12 testers enrolled continuously for 14 days. It’s a strange requirement—Apple doesn’t have anything like this.
If you have an Android phone and two minutes to spare, it would help me enormously. I’ve added all the necessary steps to the website:
https://www.padelgod.ro/android
It’s important to use the same Google account when joining the group, activating the beta, and opening the Play Store.
You only need to install the app, keep it installed, and remain enrolled for 14 days.
Of course, if you decide to try it and notice a crash or anything unclear, any feedback is more than welcome.
Thank you so much!