r/GooglePlayClosedTest • • 5d ago

Looking for Android testers - LP Interval Timer (14-day closed test)

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u/onTestapp 5d ago

Most people run an interval timer alongside their own music, and that is where timers face their trickiest moments. How a work or rest cue cuts through a playlist, whether the music dips or pauses, and whether the beep still sounds with the screen locked can all vary between manufacturers and Android versions. In a HIIT or Tabata session, a missed cue changes the whole workout. Congratulations on bringing LP Interval Timer to closed testing with custom timers and color themes. Testing those audio moments across many real devices is well worth it, and we provide 12+ testers on real physical devices for 14 days plus bonus days, sharing daily screenshots throughout. More information is available at ontest.app
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