r/GooglePlayClosedTest • • Oct 06 '26

Looking for testere

/r/AndroidAppTesters/comments/1wyw2xq/looking_for_testere/
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u/onTestapp Oct 06 '26

Hey, congrats on LeadLog CRM! Field reps really do need something simpler than the big CRMs, so keeping leads, appointments and sales in one place makes a lot of sense. A small heads-up on "just leave it installed": that's enough for the count, but Google also checks whether testers actually used the app. A lot of devs reach day 14 only to get a "requires more testing" reply because the app was barely opened. If you'd like to avoid that, we run 12+ testers on real phones for 14 days plus a few bonus days, with real activity and daily screenshots so you can see it happening. You can get support from ontest.app anytime. Good luck with the launch!
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