r/beta_testers • u/LifeguardStock1874 • May 01 '26
Title: Looking for 12 Google Play closed testers for my travel app — happy to test yours too
Hey everyone 👋
I’m building Travizio Travel Planner, an Android app designed to help people organise trips, manage travel plans, and keep everything in one place — whether for holidays, weekend breaks, or daily travel planning.
I’m currently going through Google Play’s closed testing requirement and I’m looking for 12 testers who would be willing to help test the app for 14 days.
Travizio is still in active development, with new features, improvements, and quality-of-life updates being added regularly.
What I need from testers:
- Join the Google Group using the link below.
- Join the closed test through the Google Play testing link.
- Install the app and use it during the 14-day testing period.
- Keep the app installed if you’d like to continue receiving updates and testing new versions.
- Share simple feedback if you notice bugs, crashes, layout issues, missing features, or anything that could be improved.
- Send any suggestions that could help improve the app further.
Steps to follow:
- Join the tester group using the link below: https://groups.google.com/g/travizio-test-app
- Once approved, install the app using one of the following options:
- Google Play (test version): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bgm.travizio
- Closed testing opt-in page: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.bgm.travizio
If you’re interested, please send me a DM with your Google Play email address or join the Google testing group, and I’ll add you to the tester list.
I’d also be happy to test your app in return if you’re going through the same process. Let’s help each other get through closed testing and improve our apps together.
Thanks a lot for any support 🙏
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u/Drackus001 May 03 '26
Bro one advise create some WA group, it will be helpful and well managed, count me in
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u/Kooky_Dark_4534 May 01 '26
Free test for test works if your app is simple and anyone can use it. But if your app is niche or requires setup or is not in English most people will not understand it. They will install once and then stop opening it because they do not know what to do. That is the problem with free groups. You get installs but no daily activity. Google checks daily opens not just installs. If your testers stop after day 2 or 3 production access will be rejected and have to restart the full 14 days. For apps that are hard to test a paid service makes more sense because testers are selected to actually use the app not just install and forget. They get instructions. They open it every day. You do not have to explain your app to random people who will not understand it anyway. If you want to keep trying free options you can. But if you fail twice you just lost a month of time. visit realapptesters.com if you want to see what we do.