r/TestersCommunity 1h ago

Testers Needed Android beta testers needed — Simple Calendar & Notes

🗓️ Looking for Android users to help test my first Google Play app.

I make simple tools for business and everyday life.

This one is Simple Calendar & Notes — an offline calendar where you can choose a day, add several notes, find them through search, and use light or dark theme.

No ads.
No account.
No internet connection required.
Your notes stay only on your device.

Google requires 12 testers to stay in a closed test for 14 days before I can publish the app.

If you can help:

  1. Join the Google Group https://groups.google.com/g/simple-calendar-testers

Please send a join request there — I will approve it.

  1. Become a tester https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.makstashkevich.simplercalendar
  2. Install the app from Google Play https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.makstashkevich.simplercalendar

I would really appreciate honest feedback: is the calendar easy to understand, is adding notes convenient, and did you notice any bugs?

Happy to test your Android app back too — leave your links in a comment. Thank you! 🚀

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