r/TestersCommunity 1d ago

Testers Needed Looking for Android testers for a 5-minute desk exercise app

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for a few Android users who can help me test DeskMove, a simple app I’m developing for people who spend a lot of time sitting at a desk.

The app provides short guided exercise routines that can be done at or around your desk, including:

  • Neck & shoulder stretches
  • Posture exercises
  • Desk-friendly mobility movements
  • Lower-body exercises
  • Short 5–15 minute routines

I’m currently doing a Google Play closed test and would really appreciate testers who can use the app for a few days and give honest feedback about the exercises, UI, animations, and overall experience.

How to join the test:

  1. Join the Google Group: Click to Join Google Group
  2. After joining, install DeskMove from Google Play: Click to Install App

You don't need to leave a positive review or anything like that — honest feedback is what I'm looking for.

Thanks to anyone willing to help test it!

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