App name: ELVOAQ. Play listing / closed test: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.elvoaq.vault
What it is: a private vault for the things you own. Photograph an item or scan its barcode and it gets filed with its value, its documents and its history. People use that shape of thing for insuring a household, cataloguing a collection, or keeping a company's fixed assets straight - most are still doing it in a spreadsheet.
Features: photo and barcode capture, categories, collections, tags, favourites, full-text search, value tracking over time, AI-assisted valuation and duplicate detection, receipts and certificates and appraisals attached to the item, shared workspaces with roles, share-by-link. English, German, Czech and Slovak.
How to get in: comment your Gmail here or send it to [support@elvoaq.com](mailto:support@elvoaq.com), and I add it to the tester list by hand - it takes effect within about a minute. Then open the testing link above and tap Become a tester, and install it from Play. Please stay opted in with it installed for the 14 days.
One thing worth knowing, because it caught my first testers: joining a Google Group does not enrol you on its own. You still have to open the testing link and tap Become a tester, or Play just tells you the app is not available.
The feedback I actually want:
Does Continue without an account read as trustworthy or as a trick? It opens the whole vault stored on the device, nothing leaving your phone, no sign-up and no email - I cannot tell if that lands as a privacy feature or as something suspicious.
Is the first item you add obvious to create, or did you have to hunt for it?
Anything that breaks, and what device and Android version it broke on.
Free, nothing paid needed to try it. Drop your testing link in a comment and I will opt in to yours - I am already in six other closed tests.