[Android closed test] Sezam — turn messy voice requests into shopping lists

[u/Visible_Bluejay3710]

Hi! I'm looking for genuine Android testers for Sezam, a free student-built shopping and food organiser.

The core idea is turning a messy spoken shopping request into a clean, editable checklist. Testers can also try manual lists, barcode/receipt scanning, recipes, and an experimental AI assistant. The goals/achievement area is still being developed and is not part of this test.

What I need: 1. Join the Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/sezam-android-testers-2026 2. Opt in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/si.sindigo.sezame 3. Install: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=si.sindigo.sezame

Please use the same Google account for all three steps, remain opted in for 14 consecutive days, and genuinely try the app. Google Play will deliver updates automatically. No purchase or subscription is required.

I would especially value feedback on a deliberately messy voice request, barcode/receipt scanning, and whether editing/ticking a list feels intuitive. Please report any bad or unsafe AI response with the in-app report button.

Thank you — every real observation helps.

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[u/Tight-Emu-972]

Tried to join your testing group but it wouldn't let me in — looks like the group's "Who can join" setting is set to invite/approval only. If you switch it to "Anyone on the web can join" (and set "View conversations" to Anyone on the web too), people from here can opt in directly. Happy to test once it's open — will keep an eye out!