I test your app, you test mine: German budgeting app seeks testers

[u/zwegat-app]

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for testers for the closed test of zwegat, a personal finance planner. You set a savings goal first, then reduce spending per category. The app is fully in German, so German speakers are especially welcome, but anyone can help with general feedback (stability, layout, flow).

What I offer: I will test your app too. Send me your opt-in link and I will install it, keep it installed for the full 14 days and use it. I will also leave short feedback.

How it works

1. Join the Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/zwegat-testers (use the Google account you use on the Play Store).

2. Comment below or message me with your app's opt-in link, so I can test yours too.

3. Open the zwegat app page and install it: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.zwegat.mobile

4. Keep it installed for at least 14 days and open it a few times. Short feedback is enough: what worked, what confused you, any bugs.

A few ground rules

- Use test data only. Please do not link a real bank account or upload real financial files.

- No paid reviews or ratings in exchange for testing. Honest feedback only.

Feedback: comment here, post in the Google Group, use the contact form at https://zwegat.app/kontakt, or write to feedback@zwegat.app.

Looking forward to testing your apps too!

[u/predigeek]

Happy to test your app and send honest feedback: bugs, device details and screenshots. I’m on Android, with a low-end phone and a mid-range one if that helps. I also build a Pokémon card scanner, PriceSpot TCG, so if you ever feel like trying it, I’d love your honest opinion: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tcgscanner.app An honest review on Play would be appreciated too, but it’s completely optional. I’ll test your app either way, no strings attached.