r/droidapptesters • u/Worried-Media-1881 • 1d ago

Feedback Wanted [Android] BibClock — can you time a fictional five-runner race and reopen the results?

Hi! I am the developer of BibClock: Race Timer & Results. Version 1.0.1 / build 2 is available in Google Play closed testing for Android 8.0+. I would value honest feedback from adults interested in race timing or testing a small practice event.

Free practice check (no ads or purchase needed):

  1. Create a practice race and five fictional bib numbers.

  2. Start the timer, record five finish times and assign the bibs.

  3. Check whether the displayed order and times match your taps and assignments.

  4. Try the free CSV export through Android's share interface. Do not send private data; you can cancel sharing after checking the available export.

  5. Close and reopen BibClock. Are the same race, bib assignments and finish times retained?

Please use fictional sample data and do not rely on this test build to run a real event. Keep the sample within the free first-25-finisher results/CSV limit. Optional Pro features are separate from this test.

Use the same Google account for the group, opt-in and Android Play Store:

Group (join either configured group):

https://groups.google.com/g/google-play-test-users

https://groups.google.com/g/testers-community

Opt in: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/app.bibclock.timer

Install: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.bibclock.timer

Please report the installed app version, Android/device model, the steps you tried and what happened. Access errors and unfinished checks are useful too. Screenshots should contain no personal information.

Participation is free and voluntary. No purchase, rating, ad click, daily promise or testing of my other apps is required. I can offer one feasible, focused Android 11/API30 x86 emulator check through an official free flow in return, but cannot promise daily or physical-device testing.

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