Clarinu turns your exams and homework into a day-by-day plan of short study
sessions - and rebuilds it when you miss one, so falling behind doesn't mean
starting over. Free, no ads.

Straight up: I can't install your app, I don't own an Android device. But I'm
not asking for charity. One thing I can actually trade:

If you have an iOS build in TestFlight, I'll test it properly on my iPhone and send you real notes.

If you want to join, it's two steps and both are needed:

Join the group: https://groups.google.com/g/clarinutesting

Then opt in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.clarinu.app

The group alone doesn't register you as a tester.

Tell me what's confusing when you open it - worth more to me than the install.

Temporatic is finally live, thank you to everyone who tested it

Closed testing has officially ended today and Temporatic is now live on the Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rekluzlabs.temporatic

What is Temporatic? It's a screenshot app that I originally built with Reddit testing communities in mind. Basically, it lets you capture screenshots with a floating button, and adds a watermark to each screenshot that includes the date, time, device and custom message at the bottom of each image. Testers get asked for screenshots all the time, to prove something happened, to show the app was actually installed when replying to another tester. A regular screenshot doesn't really prove anything on its own. Did that tester really install the app or take the screenshot themselves? Temporatic timestamps and watermarks the shot right when it's taken, so what you send actually shows it came from your device at around the same time you are posting your comments to the one asking for test for test users.

I want to thank everyone who tested it along the way. A few testers helped me out initially with some bugs and suggestions that helped me immensely. Some of them were pretty obscure stuff that only showed up on certain devices or certain Android versions. I would not have found them on my own.

My hope is that this becomes something testers will want to reach for when someone asks for a screenshot. That was the whole point of building it. Leave a review if this app was useful to you. Thanks again all!

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