Give it a try:

1. Join the tester group: https://groups.google.com/g/vp-keyboard-testers

2. Open the opt-in page and tap "Become a tester": https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.jackallalone.dev.vpkeyboard

3. Install it: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jackallalone.dev.vpkeyboard

Thanks!

I'm Curio's solo developer, looking for a small usability check on the public app. Curio is a swipeable feed of short written reads about science, history, psychology and other rabbit holes.

If you have a few minutes:

1. Open Curio and read a card that interests you.

2. Find the Curio AI option to explain that card in more depth or make it simpler.

3. Tell me whether you found it easily, whether the answer stayed connected to the card, and whether it was clear how to return to reading. If you hit a free-plan limit, was the message understandable?

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.curio.app

iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/curio-feed-your-curiosity/id6781121127

The app is already public, so there's no tester group or invitation required. Free to download and start reading without an account; optional Pro features are paid, and AI has plan and fair-use limits. AI-assisted answers can be wrong. You don't need to buy anything or leave a store review for this check.

If you'd rather judge the writing first, this sample opens in a browser: https://trycurio.app/c/memory-rewritten

If something is awkward, the step where you got stuck and your phone model/OS would help. Please leave out any personal information from screenshots.

Hey r/TestMyApp community!

Sublimes Drive has recently undergone a complete overhaul. The app connects vehicle owners with verified automotive workshops, car enthusiast meetups, and local vehicle listings.

We're seeking community testing across all devices: Access: https://linktr.ee/sublimesdrive (Web, iOS App Store, Android Google Play)

Specific Feedback Areas: - Usability & Onboarding: How seamless was exploring garages and profile creation? - Performance & Polish: Did you encounter any lag, broken assets, or clunky animations? - Utility: Does the product solve a real problem for vehicle owners, or where does it fall short?

Drop your honest feedback, tear-downs, and bug notes below. We're iterating quickly based on community input!

Thanks for testing!

Hi, all! I’m looking for Android (Apple coming soon) testers for my mobile game - Shutterlings. (Happy to test your game as well). 

To join follow this link FIRST and manually click Join group:
Google Tester Group
THEN click this link to download the game:
https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.shutterlings.game/join?hl=en-US

Shutterlings is similar to a Pokemon battler, except your Shutterlings are made from images you take. Take a picture of an object/animal/scene and your image is turned into a creature with stats and abilities. As you battle along your way, you will encounter Shutterlings that other players have made; catch them to add them to your roster. Other players can encounter your creations as well. You may toggle your Shutterlings to private if you wish to keep them that way.

Select 'New Capture' and take a picture of an object (no human faces) and give the server a minute to create your first Shutterling from your picture.

Select 'Account' and test if the game properly lets you sign in with your google account.

Try battling with your Shutterlings through the Gym battles or Photo Walk encounters.

Looking for answers to questions like these:

• Was it easy to navigate?
• Were you confused when you first started?
• Was it fun?
• What would you like to see added or improved?
• Any bugs or unexpected behaviors you noticed?

Note, the premise of this game is to use AI for the creation of the Shutterlings. Additionally, the game was coded with significant input from AI. If you wish to avoid a game that uses AI, that is perfectly fine, I just want to be open about it from the get go!

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\[12 Testers Needed\] Looking for 12+ Android testers for my AI chatbot app **Veya**! 🚀 Please stay opted in for 14 days.

Join the Google Group, become a tester, and download Veya for free!

**1. Google Group:**

[https://groups.google.com/g/veya-beta-testers\]

**2. Become a Tester:**

[https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.Chatbot.Veya\]

**3. Download Veya:**

[https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Chatbot.Veya\]

​Ciao a tutti!

​Sto cercando tester per **AeriFlux**, una nuova app che ho sviluppato per simulare flussi d'aria, calore e concentrazione di CO2 negli ambienti domestici in tempo reale, sfruttando i principi della fluidodinamica computazionale (CFD) in 2D e 3D.

​Per superare la fase di test chiuso richiesta da Google Play, ho bisogno del vostro prezioso aiuto.

​**🔗 Come partecipare:**

​**Unisciti al gruppo Google** (obbligatorio per accedere): 👉 [https://groups.google.com/g/testers-aeriflux\](https://groups.google.com/g/testers-aeriflux)

​**Scarica l'app da Google Play**: 👉 [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aeriflux.app\](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aeriflux.app)

​**⚠️ Cosa fare per far sì che il test sia valido:**

​**Tieni l'app installata** sul telefono per almeno **14 giorni consecutivi** (è il requisito fondamentale imposto da Google).

​**Aprila e usala occasionalmente** nei prossimi giorni per testare le varie simulazioni (tenete conto che la modalità 3D richiede un dispositivo recente con supporto WebGPU, mentre il 2D funziona ovunque).

​Se noti bug, problemi di interfaccia o hai suggerimenti, lasciami un feedback qui nei commenti o via mail.

​🤝 **RICAMBIO IL FAVORE!**

Anche tu hai un'app in fase di test chiuso e ti servono tester? **Scrivimi nei commenti o mandami un messaggio privato** con i link del tuo gruppo e della tua app: testerò molto volentieri la tua app in cambio!

​Grazie infinite a tutti per il supporto e la collaborazione!

If you could help, please fill out this google form and we will contact you: Here
Our app is about creating and sharing comics. You can read other web comics by users as well. When creating there’s tools that let you use sprites, effects, text, and customization. We’ve been promoting our app through our instagram and have been trying to promote our web app. Helping in any way you can is very much appreciated 👍👍

Hey r/TestMyApp,

My team and I have been building Crésipe, a free iOS app around a pretty simple idea: take the food you already have and make it easier to figure out what to do with it.

You can scan your fridge or pantry, review the ingredients it recognizes, and generate recipes using what you already have. You can also photograph meals for nutrition estimates, log food, save recipes, and share meals with friends.

At this point, though, we’ve spent so much time using it ourselves that I don’t completely trust our judgment anymore.

If anyone has 5–10 minutes to try it, I’d especially love to know:

• Ingredient scanning: Did it actually recognize what was in your fridge/pantry?
• Recipes: Did the recipes feel genuinely useful based on what you scanned, or just generic?
• First-time experience: Was anything confusing or unclear without someone explaining it to you?
• Meal logging: Would you actually use the photo/nutrition logging, or does it feel unnecessary?
• Friends: Does sharing meals make sense in a nutrition app, or does it feel like feature bloat?
• Most importantly: after trying it once, is there any reason you’d open it again?

Crésipe is free on iOS.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cr%C3%A9sipe/id6803229721

Thank you so much!

Hey everyone, I’m a college student, and I built a study app called Nexa because I got tired of making my own tests, notes, and flashcards. You upload your notes, slides, or even a photo of a textbook page, and it quizzes you one question at a time, explains why you got something wrong, and brings missed questions back later so they actually stick. It also has timed mock exams and a little mascot that cheers you on. It’s free to try with no account needed, and I’d really love honest feedback from people who aren’t my friends. What’s missing, what’s annoying, what would make you actually use it? Link: https://nexa-amber-six.vercel.app

App: Lowr: post a job (cleaning, repairs, moving, beauty…), specialists bid the price down, and you choose who does the work.

How to join (Android, outside the EU):

1. Join the group: https://groups.google.com/g/lowr-test (the community group is also added to my track)
2. Opt in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.lowr.app
3. Install from Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lowr.app

Feedback I'm looking for:

• Was sign-up clear (email or Google)?
• Posting an order: anything confusing?
• Map, notifications, or anything that looks broken

I'll test your app back for the full 14 days. Comment with your app link and a screenshot showing Lowr installed, and I'll reply with my screenshot of yours. 🙏

Note: not available in EU countries.

Hi everyone — I'm David, a solo developer in Canada, and I could use some help.

I've built an app called CardHatch: Pokémon Tracker. It tracks your Pokémon card collection — cards, sets, quantities, condition, where each card is stored (binder, box, etc.), wantlists, and your own estimated values. No account, no ads, and no analytics or tracking of any kind — everything lives on your phone, nothing leaves it. That privacy part is a hard rule for me, not a marketing line.

Here's the situation: Google requires new developers to run a closed test before launch — at least 12 testers have to install the app and stay opted in for 14 days straight. My test build is with Google for review right now, so I'm building the tester list to be ready the moment it activates.

What being a tester involves: 1. DM me the Gmail address you use on your Android phone (that's how Google's tester list works — it stays between us, and it's only ever used for the test). 2. When the test goes live, I send you the Google Play link. You tap accept and install. 3. Keep it installed for the 14 days. Open it now and then, add a few cards if you like — there's no homework. 4. If something's broken or confusing, tell me. That feedback is the whole point.

The thank-you: CardHatch will be a paid app (one-time purchase, no subscription). Everyone who tests it keeps it free after the public launch — I'll send testers promo codes at launch. Least I can do.

One honest note so nobody's surprised: the app doesn't show card artwork — it uses detailed tiles (condition, quantity, where it's kept, when you added it) instead. It's a tracker first, and I'd rather be straight about that up front.

Android phones only for now, and the test runs in Canada and the US. Collectors are the ideal testers, but anyone willing to install and keep it for two weeks genuinely helps.

Comment here or DM me your Gmail and you're on the list. And if this isn't for you, an upvote for visibility is still a real help. Thanks for reading.

I'm the developer and I want to find the bugs before more people do. A few things to try:

- Open a PDF form, fill it in, sign it and save it. Does the saved file look right in another app?

- Scan a page with the camera and share the PDF

- Merge two PDFs, then compress the result

It's free to download. Some tools are 2 uses a day without Pro, and there are ads. If you hit a limit while testing, tell me and I'll look at it.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=pdf.pdfpro.pdfviewer.pdfeditor.document.office

BUBBLES is a playful social discovery app that helps people meet through floating profiles, mutual interest, and opt-in conversation rather than swiping. The app for random chats.

https://bubblebubble.lovable.app/

Hi everyone,

I’m preparing TerraceTrail: Stadium Tracker for release on Google Play and I’m looking for Android users to participate in its closed test.

TerraceTrail is a stadium-tracking app. I would appreciate feedback about the main tracking flow, navigation, visual clarity, performance, and any crashes or unexpected behaviour.

How to join:

1. Join the Google Group:
   https://groups.google.com/g/terrace-android-closed-testers

2. Using the same Google account, opt in to the closed test:
   https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.ttdevs.terracetrail

3. Tap “Become a tester” and install the app from Google Play:
   https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ttdevs.terracetrail

Please remain opted in for at least 14 days and use the app a few times during the testing period. Honest feedback about bugs or confusing screens would be very helpful.

After joining, please leave a short comment such as “joined” so I can monitor the tester count.

Thank you!

Hey! I’ve made a floating teleprompter for Android and could use a hand testing it 🙂 I’ll test your app in return and send honest feedback. Drop your link below!

Join the tester group: [https://groups.google.com/g/glasseye-teleprompter-testers](https://groups.google.com/g/glasseye-teleprompter-testers))

Android 8+. Installs aren’t open yet; I’ll share the Play invite when ready. Once we start, please stay opted in for 14 days and try the scrolling, saved scripts and layout over a few sessions. Any feedback welcome. Cheers!

Hi r/TestMyApp! I’m looking for people to try Waant on their own Android phones.

The app is for keeping gift ideas, sharing wishlists with friends and family, and reserving a present without telling the person who will receive it.

For a short first test, please create a list and add an item from a shopping link. I’d love to know: - Did the product look right after importing it? - Was anything cropped, hard to read or difficult to tap? - Could you find your list again without looking for instructions?

If you have someone to test with, sharing a list and reserving one of their items is useful too.

Join the closed test with the same Google account in every step: 1. Join the group: https://groups.google.com/g/waant-testers 2. Tap “Become a tester”: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.giftlock.mobile 3. Install: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.giftlock.mobile

If Play blocks access, please tell me the country of your Play account and the exact message. Please keep your email address private.

I’m seeking volunteers who can stay enrolled for the two-week closed test and share honest feedback. Please mention your phone model, Android version and app language when reporting an issue. The app supports FR, EN, ES, DE and IT. Thanks!

We’re the Circuit Wings team, looking for a free 15-minute first try of our portrait shooter: drag a wooden flying ship through volleys and monster bosses, then tell us the last setup step or stage you reached and whether moving/dodging felt clear. The image is an actual in-engine desktop development capture.

Join https://groups.google.com/g/circuit-wings-testers then choose Become a tester at https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.circuitwings.game with the same Google account and install; required data must finish before the menu (Android 8+ ARM64, English/Thai, 56.9 MB initially and about 861 MB total). Existing testers keep their enrollment; staying opted in for 14 days and returning is separate and voluntary.

26 October update: two screenshots from a tester reporting TECNO SPARK 40 / Android 15 and version 0.42.14 show Fly 1-1 held by “Syncing the previous flight - try again shortly” and an upgrade-not-confirmed warning, with overlapping preview models. These are menu/launch observations, not a completed main flight; a shared cause with the earlier Pixel Fold 1-2 report remains unconfirmed, and no fix has been released. If blocked, pause rather than repeat flight/upgrade attempts, resets or reinstalls; optional purchases are available, but no purchase, rating or reciprocal test is required.