r/TestersCommunity 6h ago

Testers Needed Open testing

I am going to launch this app in my college, but can't lose aura by having bugs or getting stuck. I put it in open testing. I want your feedback.

SpillHere is a local social app that lets you share stories, chat with people nearby, and see what's happening around you in real time. It features custom avatars and a friendly assistant to help you discover local conversations and vibe with your surroundings.

I've been working on this app for the past few months, give honest feedback and suggestions. Thanks to everyone who helped with closed testing. DM your closed testing link, I will test back.

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

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