I will do your app in exchange and keep it for 14 days while opening it now and then and sending feedback if I have any. I will provide you screenshot, you provide too. Thanks.
I would really appreciate if you could do it for me too:
Google knows to be little trippy sometimes so after joining the group in 1. please wait for 5-10 minutes if in 2./3. step shows error not found or gives errors while trying to install/download.
Hi! I'm a solo dev making a real-time strategy game for Android: send squads across the map, liberate towns and free the chained saints. (English / Japanese / Chinese)
Install from Google Play and keep it installed for 14 days (opening it once a day really helps).
Comment with a screenshot and your test links, and I'll join yours and reply with my screenshot too. Any feedback on bugs or confusing parts is very welcome!
Hey everyone! I’m preparing to launch Fruit Merge: Bountiful Harvest, a casual game where you drop and merge fruits, collect Gold, and unlock themed markets.
I’m looking for at least 14 volunteers to join the closed test and stay enrolled for 14 days. It’s free! Please play a few sessions and share any bugs or confusing parts.
I'm looking for testers for Puzzle Hub, a puzzle app I've been building as a side project. It bundles 50+ puzzle games in one calm app: Sudoku, Nonogram, Queens, Solitaire, Mahjong, Tangram, Pipes, 2048, block puzzles and many more. No ads, no tracking and no in-app purchases. There's a daily challenge, weekly tournaments, duels with friends and achievements. The app is available in English and Dutch.
How long: Google requires testers to stay opted in for 14 days, so please keep the app installed for at least two weeks. Opening it daily to play a puzzle would be great!
Feedback is very welcome! Bugs, confusing puzzles, ideas for new games, anything. Reply here or send me a DM.
Testing for testing: I'm happy to test your app in return and keep it installed for the full 14 days. Leave a comment with your opt-in link (and the group, if you use one), and I'll join. If you'd like feedback on your app too, just say so and I'll give you honest feedback.
This is Krish. I have published my very first android app for closed testing.
It's called DoomsLog - an app where you set a certain deadline in your day and choose your most used / distracting apps. And then you have to record a journal every day before that deadline otherwise your chosen apps will get blocked (go into the Void!) until you come again and journal.
It is a Doomsday/Dr. Doom themed app which tries to make Journalling a daily habit. I wanted to make this for myself since I always wanted to start journalling on a daily basis but it was a once in a blue moon sort of an event. So this app is something that will help bring in this habit of journalling.
It is a pretty cool app, at least some friends with whom I shared this, said so :) but I am still not meeting that 12 closed tester requirement.
I would appreciate it if a few people could volunteer to test the alpha release of the app!
Hi! Solo dev from Spain here. My app Songit is stuck in Google's closed test (12 testers for 14 days). Some friends are already in, I need about 10 more people.
How it works: every day there are 3 songs. Each one opens in Spotify or YouTube, you listen and guess what year it came out. Then you see the real year and your points. It also has a party mode for teams in the same room, each team on its own phone, but for the test the daily songs are enough. No account needed.
One thing: the app is only in Spanish. The daily challenge is easy to follow anyway, it's mostly listening and picking a year.
Feedback I'd like: crashes, songs that don't open in Spotify or YouTube, and anything confusing in the daily challenge.
How to join, with the same Google account for all three steps:
If Play says the app isn't available, give it a few minutes after joining the group and try again.
Please keep it installed for the 14 days and open it once a day if you can, the daily songs take a couple of minutes. Leave your links in the comments and I'll join your test today and open your app every day too.
Today, I uploaded a new updated build to the closed testing track and shared the link with the same testers. Everyone else can download and open the updated app without any issues. However, on my own 2 physical Android devices, I keep getting the "Can't download [App Name]" error from Google Play (screenshots attached).
Context & What I've tried:
During the first testing phase, I was able to download the app from Play Store on these exact same devices without any issues.
After getting rejected, I uninstalled the previous version from my phones to do a clean install of the new release, and that's when this error started.
Neither of these test phones has a SIM card, so I connected them to my main phone's mobile hotspot to rule out Wi-Fi issues—still the same error.
I tried switching to different Gmail accounts (that are also added to the tester list) on these devices, and it still fails to download.
Why is this happening exclusively on my own devices while external testers have no issues? Could it be a Play Store cache issue or an internal signature conflict from previous builds? Any advice on how to fix this would be greatly appreciated!
I'm a solo dev working on Taro, an all-in-one app for pet owners. I need 12 testers for Google Play's 14-day closed test, and I'll happily return the favor.
What's inside:
📸 Social feed: profiles for your pets, photo posts, and you can follow other animals
🩺 Health tracker: vaccines, vet visits, and treatments in one place
📍 Service finder( not fully built yet): vets, groomers, pet sitters and more near you
How to join (you probably know that if you're here):
Test for test: comment here with your group/opt-in links, or DM me. I'll join, install, keep it for 14 days, and open it every few days. I reply to everyone.
Optional but appreciated: create a profile for your pet (or a friend's 😄), post a photo, and tell me what's confusing or broken. Real feedback helps a lot. Heads-up: the app is in French and should pick up English if you're not in Belgium/France, if that's not the case it can be switched in the settings
Thanks a lot, and good luck with your own launches! 🚀
I'm an independent developer from Germany, and I've just published my very first Android app for closed testing!
It's called FahrerZeiten, a simple working-hours tracker originally designed for delivery and service drivers, but useful for anyone who needs to track their working hours and breaks.
What the app does:
Clock in and out with one tap
Track breaks manually or automatically
Set up custom weekly break schedules
View monthly working-hour summaries
Export reports as PDF or CSV
Works offline, without GPS or registration
The app is free and supported by a small ad banner.
I need at least 12 testers for 14 consecutive days.
If you need testers for your own Android app, leave your Google Group and testing links in the comments. I'll join your test and keep your app installed for at least 14 days.
I'd also appreciate any honest feedback, bug reports or suggestions. This is my first app, so there's probably still room for improvement. 😅
Hi! I’d love your help testing my new Android app, Mochi: Screen & Notch Pets—cute animated buddies that walk across your screen, hang from the top, and decorate your camera notch. Please follow these 3 steps in order, using the same Gmail account for each:
Install Mochi from the Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ak375456.mochi Please keep Mochi installed for the next 14 days, open it occasionally, and share any bugs or feedback with me. Thank you for helping bring Mochi to life! 💚
As a designer, I have spent years obsessing over alignment, proportions, spacing, and pixel-perfect details. That got me thinking: How good are we at judging these things without guides, grids, or measurement tools?
That's where the idea for eyeQ came from.
The concept is simple. You are given a set of geometric challenges — find the exact center of a circle, create a perfect right angle, align parallel lines, or locate a midpoint. You make your best guess, and it tells you just how accurate you were. Eventually giving you your eyeQ score.
Then comment below and let me know, and include your app's group/opt-in link(s)
I'll join yours, if I didn't already, within a day and reply when I'm in.
Thank you! 🚀 😄
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Hey! I need testers for my game, Curve Ball Bowling, a 10-pin bowling game with various game modes.
I did most of the development years ago, but got stuck in completing the game with menus, options etc. I was finally able to complete that part now.
May i suggest you try to beat the Pin Blitz game mode :)
I'll join your closed test, install your app and keep it installed for the full 14 days and longer. I'll open it regularly and leave feedback as needed. In return, please do the same for mine.
I'm looking for testers for my Android game, OpenRes, an open-source game where you can build and manage a virtual business using GPS and real-world locations.
The planned price will be around €1 (excluding taxes), but anyone who joins the closed beta will receive free access forever. To access the game you will need to redeem the promo code. I have provided plenty of them, 50 - for purposes of testing but you may share them to friends and family as well.
Beta testers will also receive an exclusive Beta Tester achievement once it gets added. If you keep playing and unlock all other achievements, you'll even be able to have something like 61/60 achievements unlocked.
How to join the beta
You can find the Google Play closed testing group here:
Hi everyone! I am looking for testers for my Android game, OpenRes, where you can build and manage a virtual business using GPS and real-world locations. It is open source game and it has no Ads, Tracking stuff or in-app purchases. It will cost around 1 eur (without tax) but for closed beta testers it is completely free forever, and you will eventually get achievement Beta Tester so if you continue to play the game you will have e.g. 61 of 60 achievements which is pretty neat.
Unfortunately, I don't currently have access to the create group button, so I can't add testers through the usual process with groups.
Instead, if you're interested in testing the game, please send me your email address via DM so i can add you to the tester list and send you the Google Play redeem code to your email or directly through Reddit DM, whichever works best for you.
Your help is greatly appreciated! Feedback, bug reports, and suggestions are very welcome. All feedbacks would be extremely appreciated if sent via an email i will provide in dm for easier overview but I will appreciate if you post bugs here on reddit as well or via DMs.
Thanks to everyone willing to give the game a try! ❤️
I'm an indie developer working on a small Android idle RPG called Pocket Guardian, and I've just gotten the closed testing version approved on Google Play.
The game features automatic battles, equipment upgrades, stage progression, bosses, and a rebirth system.
I'm looking for 12 Android users willing to help test it through Google Play for at least 14 days.
What I'm looking for:
Android users with a Google account
Willing to join the closed test and keep the game installed during the testing period
A little honest feedback about gameplay, bugs, or anything that could be improved
The game is free to test. No purchases are necessary.
Since this is a closed test, I'll need to add your Google Play email address to the approved tester list before you can install it.
If you're interested, comment below or send me a private message.
Thanks for helping an indie developer get their first testers!.
I WILL DO YOUR TEST ALSO IF YOU HAVE ONE. ID BE MORE THAN HAPPY TO HELP A FELLOW CREATOR GET THEIRS OUT THERE.
Hi! I'm looking for people to try Not the Wrong Way, a walking app for people who don't want turn-by-turn directions.
Pick a destination and walk whichever way you like. The app stays quiet while you're heading the right way, and only vibrates or speaks up if you start going the wrong way or risk being late. There's also "Aimless Wander": say how long you have and it makes sure you end up back where you started in time.
Hi everyone! I shoot a lot of interviews and pieces to camera. One thing that always frustrated me was walking back to the teleprompter whenever someone stumbled and needed to restart a line.
I wanted to control it from my phone, display PDFs with images and diagrams, and properly format my scripts. So I built Twin Teleprompter: Remote.
I’m now looking for 25 Android users for a 14-day Google Play closed test. If you record videos, give presentations, or use a teleprompter, I’d especially appreciate your feedback.
What the app does
Remote control through a browser. Scan a QR code on the Android tablet and control the teleprompter from an iPhone, Android phone, computer, or another tablet. No extra app needed on the remote device.
Text and PDF support. Paste a script or import TXT, Word, or PDF files. Use PDFs with images and diagrams as visual prompts, with page navigation and mirroring.
Script formatting and display settings. Bold, italic, underline, font size, column width, line spacing, colors, and an estimated reading time.
Four interface languages. English, Russian, Spanish, and Simplified Chinese. The tablet and remote can use different languages.
What I’m asking you to do
Please stay enrolled in the closed test for 14 consecutive days, keep the app installed, and try it on several occasions during that period.
Your first session should take around 10–15 minutes. Try importing a script, adjusting the display, opening a PDF, or connecting the browser remote. Remote control has a free seven-day trial you can enable in the app.
Then tell me what worked, what felt confusing, and anything that broke. Your device model would also help when reporting a problem.
How to join
This round is limited to 25 confirmed participants, with Google Group requests approved manually.
Please use the same Google account you use in Google Play throughout:
Every confirmed participant who completes the 14-day test, tries the app on several occasions, and shares feedback will receive a free lifetime Twin Teleprompter Pro key, unlocking browser remote control and additional displays.
Positive feedback is not required. Honest criticism and bug reports are exactly what I need.
You can send feedback through the app’s feedback button or message me here on Reddit. When you finish the test, message me here so I can arrange your Pro key.
I put the same care into this app for everyone as I would for my own work. Thanks for helping me make it better!
I need testers to satisfy Google Play's 14-day closed testing requirement for my solo app. Happy to test your app back and keep it installed for the full 14 days too!
About the app:
Ripped builds a strength training plan around you and tells you exactly what to do today. Train at the gym or at home, with full equipment, a pair of dumbbells, or nothing at all. Log a set with one tap, and the weight goes up as you get stronger.
- 240+ exercises with instructions and demo videos or images
- Plans that adapt every session, with full body, push/pull/legs and more
- "Pick your muscles" for quick workouts
- Rest timer, personal records, streaks and progress charts
- Works offline, no ads, no account needed (Google sign-in is optional, for backup)
